Bug when mapping keys

[-sulan-]

Hi!

Some very strange issues when mapping keys, I'll try to explane:

I cleared all the default keys and went about making my own profile from scratch. I first noticed an issue with the "Master Caution Pushlight" command, did'nt matter which key I tried to map it to it would'nt work anyway but I could here the click sound when pressing the key in the sim.

 

So I looked in the .lua file with my saved profile and found a bug: The peace in the file that says what key is used for the "Master Caution Pushlight" had gotten screwed by the simulator in the process of me mapping my keys, and only had the "down = [whatever number] " and missing the "up = [whatever number] " (unfortunately I can't cite the .lua file because I'm on another computer).

I believe this explanes why I could here the sound in the sim allthough the pushlight was'nt pressed.

(I managed to fix it manually in the file, and some other instances of the same problem, but) This definetly looks like a bug to me, hope this helps if ED intends to fix it.

 

ps. If need be I can probably recreate the problem and document what happens..

 

winXP SP-2 32-bit

Asus micro-ATX mobo (forgot the name of it)

AMD Athlon X2 4400+

MSI geforce 8600[two letters I forgot]

2 gb 800mhz ram

ms FFB2 usb joystick

trackIR 3

Logitech G-5 mouse (does'nt seam to matter if I run it's "SetPoint" software or not)

Tryed with both a usb and a ps2 keyboard (both from Dell)

Edited January 26, 2009 by -sulan-

[Blizz003]

I've been trying to map my start up procedure to keyboard commands so i can macro the whole thing to three or four joystick button presses...

anyway... I've noticed the following errors in the keyboard command list:

 

-The Oxygen Supply Switch appears to have improper function. The audio of a button click sounds, but the button does not move and there is no noticeable effect.

 

-The Oxygen Indicator Test button will actually toggle the Oxy. Supply Switch on for the duration of this button press only. )hence this must be a manual part of my macro'd startup :(

 

-The AM and FM Frequency Mode Dials:TN appear to turn the frequency SELECT dials...

 

-APU GEN: OFF appears to have no switch movement, however the effect appears as normal.

 

thats as far as i've gotten so far...