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So take a look at "Wings of Prey" - you can get the Demo from Steam! It looks amazing and has really nice performance. Or "Tom Clancys HAWX" - try the demo! Nice graphics @ nice fps! But this games are NO simulations! In Flaming Cliffs you have over 300.000km² to fly, you have realistic ballistic and physics, AI - you need CPU Power for all these things. Take a look at other flight simulations, Flaming Cliffs is the sim with the best graphical level! In Arcade games, which have very simplistic flight model you have more resources you can use for eye candy. Generally in this games you fly only on a little map, no way to fly more than 10 minutes in one direction (you will reach end of the map, try this in Flaming Cliffs or Black Shark!). The persons wich play simulations like Black Shark/Lock On/Flaming Cliffs want realistic flight model, ballistics, 3D Cockpits, complex AI - graphic perfection is a nice bonus, but not the thing they are looking for!

You are right Nasty, i know this problem too! But if you use "real rudder pedals" you can just push ONE pedal. But no doubt its a problem if you touch the pedal unintended and the heli goes mad, but this is the only way i wanna use the G25 pedals (i am more pilot than racer, so in future i'll try to sell the G25 and buy pedals from Saitek/Ch - so i don't wanna swapping wires ore something like that). Just tested this in Flaming Cliffs 2.0, finally i can use Clutch/Acceleration as pedals in this game too - in LockON/FC1.12b this fix didn't work! Regards

You`re right, i made some mistakes (JOY_SLIDER1 instead of JOY_SLIDER2)... I am going to correct them, so if anybody else needs help to configure the G25 can follow this post! I am happy it works for you, wish you nice flying :thumbup:

Thats the way how it works (all credits go to the user "tolgamat" from http://www.lockonforum.de & sry for my english ;)) First of all, it is important that you use this settings for your G25: On the screen on the right, the box that the pedals are recognized as 1 axis have to be unchecked!! After this, you start Black Shark, in the Options Screen Select "Axis commands" - klick on "Flight control rudder" and press: - the Accelartion pedal for Rudder right (and select JOY_Y for this) - the clutch pedal for Rudder left (select JOY_SLIDER2 for this) Your options screen should now look like this: Now you klick "AXIS TUNE" in the right bottom of the screen - Select the axis you wanna tune and be sure you have exactly the same settings as in my screen: For "JOY_Y" (Rudder right) For "JOY_SLIDER2" (Rudder left) Thats it :D Finally, for the Wheelbrake, just select the option "Wheel brake" and assign it to your brake pedal: If you have any questions, feel free to ask - as i wrote before, it sounds a little bit complicated, but try to make this step by step und take closer look to the options menü and you will see, its easy going :thumbup: (again, sry for my english^^) have fun

Hi JasonJ Just saw this thread - i have the G25 too and i use it in this way: Accelerate - Heli Right Rudder Clutch - Heli Left Rudder Brake - Heli Wheel Brake Its a little bit difficult to manage this, but I found a tutorial in a forum, but it is in german - i try to translate it and will repost soon :)

Hallo Ich lese auch fleissig im englischen Thread mit und mich juckt es in den Fingern, mir sowas nachzubauen ^^ Also erstmal nicht das ganze Cockpit, aber das Waffenkontrollpanel usw. sieht schon schön lecker aus und wäre auch ziemlich praktisch, da man, wenns mal schön hektisch wird, die Schalter gemütlich mit der Hand bedienen kann und nicht im Cockpit rumklicken muss :) Ich hab mir jetzt mal die Seite opencockpits angesehen und ich bin sehr begeistert davon - hab da den Keyboard-Emulator gesehen und stelle mir nun die Frage, wie das genau funktioniert: - Angehängt wird das ganze ja per USB - Löte ich dann irgendwelche Schalter dran, weise per Software Keys zu und das wird dann Ingame erkannt? - Erkennt der Pc diesen Keyboard-Emulator als normale Tastatur? (Gibs keine Probleme wenn dann 2 Tastaturen am Rechner hängen?) Ich weiss, Fragen über Fragen, aber vielleicht können wir uns ja hier auch ein wenig gegenseitig helfen :)