Is there a way to download or print entire control/keybinds lists for aircraft?

[Skwirl865]

Want to make joystick gremlin profiles and want a full list of all the controls for the f-16 and f-18. 
I think that would really help a struggling newb learning his first high fidelity module. 

[Lynchsl62]

That is realtively easy, in the controls screen for the selected aircraft click on the button "Make HTML". This will create a HTML download folder in:

C:\Users\XXXXX\Saved Games\DCS\InputLayoutsTxt\FA-18C_hornet

Like this

I then opened the keyboard file in the webroweser seledcted all, CTRL+A and then pasted into Excel 

DCS Keyboard Commands.xlsx

[Heyjax]

It no longer has the options below the control page. I’ve even removed and reinstalled DCS with no luck. 
 

I'm running the beta version, could that be the problem?

[Lange_666]

It should have the option, i still have the Make HTML in both stable and latest OB:

[HwyStar]

At the top of the Active Controls window, select the device you want to capture (stick, throttle) and click on the down arrow next to the device name. You will see "Make HTML" at the bottom of the drop-down. I hope this answers your questions! I am using the Open Beta version.

[Aronis]

On 9/2/2021 at 6:41 AM, Lynchsl62 said:

That is realtively easy, in the controls screen for the selected aircraft click on the button "Make HTML". This will create a HTML download folder in:

C:\Users\XXXXX\Saved Games\DCS\InputLayoutsTxt\FA-18C_hornet

Like this

I then opened the keyboard file in the webroweser seledcted all, CTRL+A and then pasted into Excel 

DCS Keyboard Commands.xlsx 434.34 kB · 856 downloads

was looking at this today and found this discussion. I had used the Make HTML before and found it pretty much useless.  It just dumps out a table for each device with a table of all the possible commands in DCS that can be assigned.  Instead it would be nice to dump a similar table with all of the devices in their own column, and not in HTML but in Excel format.

I have Adobe account so tried their PDF to Excel converter, did not quite work correctly, so going with HTML to PDF  PDF to Photoshop then blend the files with columns LOL.   Kind of a pain.  But I think I can make a workable table for reference.

edit:  LOL. made Numbers file added enough rows and columns to match output then simply did Copy from the Webbrowser and pasted into Numbers and made Spread sheet.  

Mike

Edited December 22, 2024 by Aronis