chickenhead123

uhhh i tried ur method and that involves way too much. There must be another simpler way. Why would CH products sell a product that is so difficult to program correctly. Specifically, on step 12, you cannot go straight to mapped mode after calibrating. You have to download the map (then it fucks the axis settings all up) and only then can you go to map mode. By now, your original map is screwed up and does not respond to some axis's. Where do you get cmstart.exe?

I just got the CH Throttle Quadrant and was wondering how I set each throttle individually on the quadrant. For some reason, FS9 won't recognize the R, U, and V axis so I can't even get enough throttles to put them with. Yes they are all calibrated and the CH control manager recognizes ALL of the axis's. But in FS when assigning certian throttles, if I move the axis for one throttle, say the U axis, FS does not recognize it. What do I do?

how come activesky doesn't connect with flight simulator? I just payed 39 f*****g dollars for the goddamn program and now it won't even connect with Flight Simulator. Im suspecting its a problem with fsuipc because i have searched a million goddamn forums and cannot find an answer to why this program will not connect. Do i need the full version of fsuipc 3.48 to make activesky connect with fs? Or is it just a bullshit program that i just wasted my money on. I'd like to f*****g know. [Expletives deleted by Pete: I don't like such language, but I don't like deleting messages either ...]

I have version 3.4 of FSUIPC for FS2004 but it has a few problems. In the cloud options, i set it for just one cloud layer but yet when i flew out of Atlanta today there were about 3 different layers of clouds and it totally killed my fps. Just wondering if it's supposed to do this or if someone knows how to fix it. Here are two pics of my problem. Just wanna know why fsuipc isnt forcing just one cloud layer.