Setting up pedals and other options.

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Hello,

 

I found this:

 

but im not sure which from this options should be set for pedals. Can you tell me please ?

 

Also, what other options/buttons i should consider mapping ?

 

Much apreciated!

[FragBum]

Hello,

 

I found this:

 

but im not sure which from this options should be set for pedals. Can you tell me please ?

 

Also, what other options/buttons i should consider mapping ?

 

Much apreciated!

 

Mmmmm well this is a classic question yes you can use the twist grip for pedals but in my experience that will last maybe a few seconds before you get frustrated using it.

 

Honestly get a set of pedals even cheap ones will be vastly better than using the twist grip option.

 

The other thing here is the cyclic covers roll and pitch but there is vastly much more to it than whats indicated in the picture.

 

I flew Huey using a logitech 3D Pro joystick and after the first night I ordered my pedals after a while I got to thinking and well I can do better.

 

Have a look here ;)

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I mean i already have bought the pedals, but i cant find a picture like this for pedals to know which options i should set for them.

[Art-J]

Well, rudder pedals are for rudder or "Nose left/right (yaw)", as they call it on the picture above. Don't know how the function is called in the Huey controls options menu, 'cause I don't own this module, but I'd guess with 99% probability, that it's called "rudder" as well (under "Axis Assignment" tab).

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Alright, and what about "pushing" movement. When i step on pedals, what fuction should it be?

[John Hargreaves]

Yes I'm pretty sure it's rudder in the Huey control settings. Make sure you clear all assignments for any other input devices you have attached, as they can cause conflicts against each other. By default, every device you have attached to your PC will be assigned an axis for the basics, rudder, cyclic etc even if they don't do proper axis commands. If you just plug and play it will end in tears and flames and you won't know why. I only know this by crashing in tears and flames many times and trying to figure out why.

[John Hargreaves]

Alright, and what about "pushing" movement. When i step on pedals, what fuction should it be?

 

 

Just match up what your pedals are doing to the animation in the cockpit, but pushing the left pedal will turn the heli to the left. I think the one axis controls both left and right in DCS, some sims have separate left-right rudder assignments

Edited June 8, 2017 by John Hargreaves

[cichlidfan]

Alright, and what about "pushing" movement. When i step on pedals, what fuction should it be?

 

If you mean the left and right toe brakes, the Huey doesn't have any, as it doesn't have wheels, so leave them unassigned for that aircraft.

[FragBum]

Oh different question, in settings select axis controls and in the row that corresponds to rudder go over to the column for your rudder controls from the drop down box select you new rudder pedals Z axis.

 

 

Make sure you also deselect the entry in the pedal row that assigned your joystick twist action to pedal that should be blank now.

 

If you have brakes on the pedals you can assign them also is indicated if that aircraft has them.

 

That's all there is for pedals, it will take a little getting used to but you will find it much better. :thumbup:

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Got it working ^^ thanks a lot !

 

Using game mode for now, but thaths still heaps of fun.

 

Restarting vehicle without having it destroyed doesnt works, is there other way ?

Also can i shoot in instant action ?