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Another google search and I found the lock solution on this very forum ... "One more tip.... If the settings keep changing on you, you can lock them by adding the line: LOCKED=1 to each joystick section in the fs9.cfg that you want to lock. FS has a habit of reassigning some things automatically. This will keep that from happening." Credit to PhilC for that. I'm sure your way will work just as well Pete. I do understand why users would prefer the clutch and throttle to work as rudder rather than brake and throttle because the brake pedal is designed to offer much more resistance (it's physically harder to push down) than the throttle and the clutch is about the right distance apart and feels the same to push as the throttle pedal. Unfortunately, as you know, it's on a completely different axis and I don't see how it would be possible to combine that with the throttle. I suspect it's had wired that way.

You guys are making a meal of this :) First off you need to set the throttle and brake axis as combined in order for FS to read the 2 pedals as one axis ie. the rudder. Secondly, you don't need the Logitech profiler software installed to do this as it can be done from the "Game Controllers" section inside windows "control panel" It's only a matter of ticking or unticking a radio button. I've been using the G25 pedals for ages with a CH Pro yoke so I know it works just fine. The reason I found this thread is because I was searching google for a way of locking the assignments so that when I plug the wheel in each time, FS2004 won't go mad and re-assign everything incorrectly, including the wheel which I want to exclude as I already have a yoke! I know it can be done, just need a reminder as to how. :) Anyhow, hope this helps a little biteven if it's a bit late. :P