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#2750930 - 06/26/09 12:43 PM Configuring Controls
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I've got a MS Sidewinder FFB and CH Pro Pedals. The game uses the joystick axis for rudder by default I guess, but I can't figure out how to change it. I've been using pedals for so long I can no longer fly with a "twisty stick". I've been to the settings but it won't allow me to edit. All I can choose is joystick or mouse. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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#2750957 - 06/26/09 01:27 PM Re: Configuring Controls [Re: Cameljockey]
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Select the Yaw axis and click on "Change".

Move your Pro Pedals on their Z axis. If it comes up and says "Z Axis" then you are ready to fly.

If it does not then I can force it with a text edit of your input.map file smile

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#2750967 - 06/26/09 01:37 PM Re: Configuring Controls [Re: MichaelCHProd]
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Thanks. I think I already tried that, but I'll try again.

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#2750988 - 06/26/09 01:51 PM Re: Configuring Controls [Re: Cameljockey]
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I went to settings/input and chose Mine.map, selected "yaw" and "change". Moved the pedals and it switched to "mouse". I figured that it may be that so I tried the game and the yaw control was indeed in the mouse. I'd appreciate your help. I've never used the CH manager as I've not had to so far.

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#2751114 - 06/26/09 03:44 PM Re: Configuring Controls [Re: Cameljockey]
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Originally Posted By: Cameljockey
I went to settings/input and chose Mine.map, selected "yaw" and "change". Moved the pedals and it switched to "mouse". I figured that it may be that so I tried the game and the yaw control was indeed in the mouse. I'd appreciate your help.


It happens if you move the mouse, even with a micro-mouvement after clicking on the button "change".
Try to place the cursor on the button "change", then stop holding the mouse and just click with one finger without moving the mouse.
.... then you can move the pedal to select it....

Once you click on "change", the first axis you move (on your control device.. or with the mouse), will be selected

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