Mossie Engine Controll Setup

[Komet_82]

Hi all

I have a stupid question. I'm finally preparing my controls to get into the Mossie.

And when I wanna define both engine throttles with my Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight X56, I canot find the throttle controll of left and right. There is just an analog for both engines. Do I need to do something that I can select both engines individually? In Grimreapers YT tutorial it is available, but not in my settings. What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks for your support

Cheers

Markus

[Baldrick33]

Curious as this is what I see under axis assign (latest open beta)

[Komet_82]

Mh strange, have to double check tonite again. I run the "released" version and not open beta, could this be the problem?

Thanks

[Baldrick33]

3 minutes ago, Komet_82 said:

Mh strange, have to double check tonite again. I run the "released" version and not open beta, could this be the problem?

Thanks

Maybe, I only have the open beta installed, though I have had the Mossie since release and never had this issue.

[Art-J]

1 hour ago, Komet_82 said:

Mh strange, have to double check tonite again. I run the "released" version and not open beta, could this be the problem?

Thanks

It shouldn't be the cause. 

I don't remember if Mossie has separate controls table for game flight / avionics mode and simulation flight / avionics mode. Most warbirds have both. Maybe by mistake you're trying to change the former while you should be changing the latter?

[peachmonkey]

18 hours ago, Komet_82 said:

Hi all

I have a stupid question. I'm finally preparing my controls to get into the Mossie.

And when I wanna define both engine throttles with my Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight X56, I canot find the throttle controll of left and right. There is just an analog for both engines. Do I need to do something that I can select both engines individually? In Grimreapers YT tutorial it is available, but not in my settings. What am I doing wrong?

Many thanks for your support

Cheers

Markus

There's a default keyboard mapping to select the appropriate engines, which then uses the general throttle/rpm assignment, i.e. when you press 9 (both engines selected) the throttle/rpm moves for both engines (i.e you don't need to assign throttle/rpm controls PER engine)

Select active engine to both = press 9

select active engine left = press 8

select active engine right = press 0

 

Edited May 25, 2022 by peachmonkey

[Komet_82]

I think I found it:

will give it a try and hope it works. the goal really is to have both engines individually on my two slider throttle

[Baldrick33]

5 minutes ago, Komet_82 said:

I think I found it:

will give it a try and hope it works. the goal really is to have both engines individually on my two slider throttle

When did you last update, the input.controls issue seems ages ago?

 

[HotTom]

Well past time to update, Komet. The descriptions you show were changed long ago (especially after many of us complained we couldn't understand them). Seriously, it's much clearer now.

[Komet_82]

ähm ,stupid question again, do I have to update the modules individually? The updates of DCS I always do when they popup on the entering screen. or did I miss something?

I have version 2.7.11.222111

Edited May 27, 2022 by Komet_82

[Baldrick33]

2 hours ago, Komet_82 said:

ähm ,stupid question again, do I have to update the modules individually? The updates of DCS I always do when they popup on the entering screen. or did I miss something?

I have version 2.7.11.222111

 

All modules get updated when you update.

I see you are running the stable version which I don't have installed but I thought this issue was fixed on beta long before stable was updated though I may be wrong.