Throttle Binding

[cha5er]

it seems that the binding Idle/off which i normally use, has absolute no effect... neither on the throttle nor on a keyboard binding

[Dača]

You mean we can't change default binding in the settings?

[MAXsenna]

it seems that the binding Idle/off which i normally use, has absolute no effect... neither on the throttle nor on a keyboard binding

If you have a Warthog, you must bind buttons 29/30 as "on" for "idle off", and 29/30_OFF for "idle on"
If that makes sense. Someone posted a screenshot of the correct somewhere else.

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[mytai01]

Is the MiG-29 throttle similar to the MiG-21 throttle? In the 21, you have to hit a lever to release it from off to idle. It's not just a matter of moving the throttle a certain way. So, What's the mechanism that keeps the 29's throttles from moving from off to idle? I'd be happy to bind a couple of separate buttons as the release mechanism if it doesn't just involve moving the throttles a certain way.

[AeriaGloria]

1 hour ago, mytai01 said:

Is the MiG-29 throttle similar to the MiG-21 throttle? In the 21, you have to hit a lever to release it from off to idle. It's not just a matter of moving the throttle a certain way. So, What's the mechanism that keeps the 29's throttles from moving from off to idle? I'd be happy to bind a couple of separate buttons as the release mechanism if it doesn't just involve moving the throttles a certain way.

Do you see these silver paddles on back of throttles? 

[Raven (Elysian Angel)]

22 hours ago, cha5er said:

it seems that the binding Idle/off which i normally use, has absolute no effect... neither on the throttle nor on a keyboard binding

Please use the search function on the forum:

 

[cha5er]

oh yeah you got me on this one... ^^

but not even the other bug-thread is flagged as reported or similar...
so its probably not harmful to bring some attention to it...
 

Edited 1 hour ago by cha5er

[Raven (Elysian Angel)]

20 minutes ago, cha5er said:

so its probably not harmful to bring some attention to it...

Not at all, but what is likely to get more attention: 5 threads with 5 posts each, or 1 thread with 25 posts?
  

On 2/9/2023 at 11:35 PM, NineLine said:

We do not have time to read through a 30 post thread of two people arguing why something is bad, in fact most times we will just read the first post for the idea and move on from there, if there are 30 posts and a good star rating we will just assume everyone loves the idea. Yes that means that those of you that love arguing about ideas you don't like will actually help the idea get views. So if you don't like it, don't respond, give it 1 star.

Granted, this quote is about wishlists, but still.

Edited 1 hour ago by Raven (Elysian Angel)