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#3517776 - 02/13/12 12:18 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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Where is this tick box? I can't see it.
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#3517799 - 02/13/12 12:53 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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Tick box = radio button, whatever the term is.

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#3517869 - 02/13/12 02:53 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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Just checked mine and it's not ticked and my brakes behave correctly. What difference does it make?
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#3517924 - 02/13/12 03:56 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: - Ice]
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Hi Ice,

My mistake I mis-read what you said, I applied it to the Rudder axis.

What you say does make sense but like Mace doesn't seem to make any difference, however will do anyway

Again thanks for your help
Steve

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#3517938 - 02/13/12 04:16 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: Wrecking Crew]
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Thanks Wrecking Crew,

I just playing around getting things working in the sim (stick, rudders etc), everything seems to working fine at this time.

yep I know it going to be a long journey but I'm going to do a little bit at a time and enjoy learning it. Once I get to a point where I can start it, takeoff and land then I give you a shout smile

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#3518252 - 02/14/12 04:30 AM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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Hmmm... I guess I just like to overkill some things. At least with slider on, I know if my gear acts up, I don't end up getting negative brakes, if that even makes any sense.
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#3518415 - 02/14/12 10:51 AM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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I have it set to Slider, too. IMHO the toe brakes should not have a negative value as in an axis; they should go from zero to a positive value like a slider does.

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#3518418 - 02/14/12 10:54 AM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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But mine do go from zero (when I am not depressing them) to full on (when I am depressing them fully). I'll check the slider box and see if there is any difference but you cannot brake in reverse so -100 will still be zero input surely?
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#3518501 - 02/14/12 12:44 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: MaceUK33]
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Originally Posted By: MaceUK33
But mine do go from zero (when I am not depressing them) to full on (when I am depressing them fully). I'll check the slider box and see if there is any difference but you cannot brake in reverse so -100 will still be zero input surely?


Hmm, dunno, but maybe with Slider you will have more range. Same for the throttles.

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#3518529 - 02/14/12 01:03 PM Re: Using HOTAS and mouse:General Newbie Info [Re: SteveUK]
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More range than stop and not stop? biggrin
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