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Help and Support Forums => Aces High Bug Reports => Topic started by: viking73 on April 19, 2018, 01:37:20 AM
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Mapping throttle control for engines 3 and 4 are still not working. If 4 throttles are mapped, throttle 4 becomes the throttle that controls engine 2. (with throttle 1 controlling engines 1,3,4) Controls for engine 2 and 3 do nothing. So, cannot map controls for engine 3 throttle and engine 4 throttle. Whatever second throttle is mapped, be it throttle 3 or throttle 4, it becomes the throttle control for engine 2. I have an Logitech x52 pro throttle. I map the main throttle as engine 1, the slider for engine 2. I used to also map one wheel for engine 3 and the second wheel for engine 4. Controlling 4 engines on bombers helps in landing or governing speeds for bombing. But after patch 3.03 release 7, can only map 2 engines. I assume also if someone has a 4 throttle controller, only 2 would work.
Also after patch 3.03 release 7 controllers have become backwards and the 'invert' box needs checked now.
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Lets play spot the bug.
for (i = 1; i < 4; ++i)
{
if (StickInput->Axis[jsAXIS_THROTTLE_1 + i].IsValid)
{
Plane->ControlInput.RawThrottleInput[1] = StickInput->Axis[jsAXIS_THROTTLE_1 + i].Unsigned;
}
}
Fixed for the next patch.
HiTech
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Looks to me like it should be:
Plane->ControlInput.RawThrottleInput[ i ]
and shouldn't your for loop be <= 4?
Wiley.
Edit to show the I that was hidden
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Looks to me like it should be:
Plane->ControlInput.RawThrottleInput [ i ]
Correct.
and shouldn't your for loop be <= 4?
Wiley.
The first engine (i.e. i = 0) is handled above this code because with one throttle all engines are moved. So this loop is suppose to handled engines 2 3 and 4 when there are more the 1 analog input hooked to throttles.
HiTech
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Wiley got it, but the bulletin board ate the brackets thinking they were BB code.
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Fixed for the next patch.
HiTech
I see it now. Thanks