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Am aware what time it is now. You said you'd been checking the forum 'all day'.

Seems a little optimistic considering people in Moscow won't start work until late-afternoon your time.

I have no idea what the problem is. My Warthog throttle works perfectly for starting the engines in both the A-10 and F/A-18. Despite the differences in procedure, the funtionality of the throttle is identical. If yours doesn't work something's wrong with the settings.

https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=221412

Which settings are those? I thought the ones in the control panel only applied to video.

I guess it's all relative, but Dubai is 25 degrees North which I reckon is fair to describe as close to the equator.

What's wrong with that statement?

No idea where it gets inches from, there's nothing in an OBJ file which specifies units. Importing as meters should give the correct size, approximately 177mm wide.

Just scale them up 100x.

^ This makes a very good point. Not touching the pedals does not mean the rudder isn't moving.

I don't understand why they keep showing that external model as 'work in progress'. It's dreadful, and that's no exaggeration.

There's a link to download the OBJs in this post.

No need to upload. It's here, along with links to the other parts.

Thanks! By complete coincidence the lockdown had motivated me into revisiting it a couple of days before TG's was officially announced. Knew I'd posted it here before, but would never have thought it was almost ten years ago.

It's nothing to do with compatibility. Trim in the real Hornet is controlled digitally via buttons, so it makes no sense to include support for analog axes. It's also nothing to do with lack of support for cheaper hardware. Spending no amount of money will make any difference in this respect.

Obviously advantage of creating videos from a track is it allows you to record multiple angles and edit them.

Sorry, only just catching up on these messages. It sounds like you're getting there. Make sure that the two wires connected to the middle pin go to the ground rail on the board (the outside), and the two for either switch go to the +ve (inside). As in this image... Like longuich says, you have to make sure (and double-check, because I didn't) that you have the inputs assigned correctly in the BBI config. As for the pulse width, I didn't find a value that worked with 100% reliability, either missing inputs or getting double presses. That's the main reason I switched most of my rotaries over to pots, only the COMM switches remain as encoders.

So why post screenshots of it? At least the cockpit images are clearly work in progress.

Very excited by this, but I sincerely hope that external model is nothing more than a placeholder.

Wasn't aware of that, thanks.

Check your speed by going here: http://www.speedtest.net and clicking the 'go' button. Other than cable companies (i.e. Virgin in the UK) the speed is pretty much limited by the infrastructure. It's possible that your current ISP may have a package with higher speeds. I'd suggest either calling them or checking their website, but that might be tricky since AOL ceased to exist as an ISP a few years ago :)

I just unplugged my network cable to check. You need an internet connection to login and activate your modules, and it'll then run for three days. There's a very helpful message saying multiplayer won't be available.

Suspect those download times are due to your internet connection rather than Steam.