Baldawg Posted July 9, 2019 Posted July 9, 2019 id like to be able to use rotary encoders to adjust knobs in the pit. The HUD trim in particular. i have tried {down = device_commands.VDIG_HUD_trim, cockpit_device_id = devices.HUD, value_down = 0.1, name = _('HUD Trim Up'), category = _('HUD')}, {down = device_commands.VDIG_HUD_trim, cockpit_device_id = devices.HUD, value_down = -0.1, name = _('HUD Trim Dn'), category = _('HUD')}, ......it only allows the knob to turn one notch right or left as if its an on/off. Win 10 Pro - Intel I7 12700k@4.9ghz water cooled - ASUS TUF Z690 -EVGA RTX 3080 12G Hybrid - EVGA 1000W PSU - 32GB 3200 G-Skill XMP- Reverb G2 -Custom mip and side panels - Leo Bodnar BBI32x2, BBI64x4 - TM Warthog HOTAS - TM Cougar MFD's x 3 - TM TPR pedals
BULLITT83 Posted July 9, 2019 Posted July 9, 2019 You need to use Potentiometer instead of rotary switch , but for that you also need the keybinding to have axes designated for this . I.E on F18 we have the volume controle axes available , i connect a potentiometer ( via a leobonard card) and i can control the volume .... but on F14 for the moment this axes is not implemented
Baldawg Posted July 10, 2019 Author Posted July 10, 2019 You need to use Potentiometer instead of rotary switch , but for that you also need the keybinding to have axes designated for this . I.E on F18 we have the volume controle axes available , i connect a potentiometer ( via a leobonard card) and i can control the volume .... but on F14 for the moment this axes is not implemented Either would work for me. I have a potentiometer that is open to use if an axis was implemented. A rotary encoder would work fine as well. The pot would offer more fidelity though. Win 10 Pro - Intel I7 12700k@4.9ghz water cooled - ASUS TUF Z690 -EVGA RTX 3080 12G Hybrid - EVGA 1000W PSU - 32GB 3200 G-Skill XMP- Reverb G2 -Custom mip and side panels - Leo Bodnar BBI32x2, BBI64x4 - TM Warthog HOTAS - TM Cougar MFD's x 3 - TM TPR pedals
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