How to remove profiles

[colinm44]

I have a fully paid for registered version of fsuicp. 

 

I had my fsuicp all set up for my pmdg 737. I uninstalled the 737 to do a fresh install with the latest version of pmdg 737 a few days ago.

 

After the reinstall and loading the aircraft I would then click on specific profile in fsuicp then click okay at the end of it. After that the ailerons and pitch would not work, so I went into fsuicp and it showed as working in the axes but I could not calibrate. Pretty hard to fly with no pitch or roll.

 

Sooo. I deleted that aircraft from the fsuicp ini file and the aircraft worked again. I would imagine through the default fsuicp settings.

 

I have not unplugged any of the controllers. I have seen the topics on assigning letters.

 

My question is, how do I delete the pmdg 737 profile from fsuicp ini file?

 

Thanks

 

Colin

[Pete Dowson]

My question is, how do I delete the pmdg 737 profile from fsuicp ini file?

 

If you know the <name> of the profile, just find and delete the complete sections with the titles

 

[Profile.<name>]

[Axes.<name>]

[buttons.<name>]

[JoystickCalibration.<name>]

[Keys.<name>]

[Auto.<name>]

 

Or, if you are using Profiles=Files, delete just

 

[Profile.<name>] in the INI and

the <name>.ini file in the Profiles subfolder.

 

To merely remove a specific aircraft from a profile, just delete its entry in the [Profile.<name>] section.

 

Pete

 

 

Pete

[colinm44]

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

 

Can I assume that my pmdg 737 aircraft are now all using the default profile?  Everything works as it did in the aircraft specific profile. My controllers seem to work much better actually and I have better control of the 737 now than I did using the specific profile which I am now assuming got corrupt somehow.

[Pete Dowson]

Can I assume that my pmdg 737 aircraft are now all using the default profile?  Everything works as it did in the aircraft specific profile. My controllers seem to work much better actually and I have better control of the 737 now than I did using the specific profile which I am now assuming got corrupt somehow.

 

There's no "default profile" -- I assume you mean default settings, which of course are outside any Profile.

 

Default settings apply to aspects of an aircraft's assignments which aren't overridden by Profile entries --axes and calibrations are overridden if there are relevant applicable profile settings, KeyPresses and Buttons are only overridden where the same keypresses and buttons are assigned in the profile. This latter allows common switches and operations to e programmed for all aircraft with certain keypresses and buttons specific to Profile aircraft.

 

Pete