jcboliveira Posted August 14, 2003 Report Share Posted August 14, 2003 This was always a complete mystery for me. Never could make the sequence work. Things like shift E 2 for doors. After reading the FSUIPC for advanced users and keys/buttons programming I got the impression that this sequences are only supported in joystick button programming, is that right? In FS2002 I used the Lago FSassist but now I have to use shift P and couldn't get the proper left and right. Thanks José Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted August 14, 2003 Report Share Posted August 14, 2003 This was always a complete mystery for me. Never could make the sequence work. Things like shift E 2 for doors.After reading the FSUIPC for advanced users and keys/buttons programming I got the impression that this sequences are only supported in joystick button programming, is that right? In FS2002 I used the Lago FSassist but now I have to use shift P and couldn't get the proper left and right. Sorry, I don't understand much of this question, insofar as it relates to FSUIPC. There are no sequences in either FSUIPC key or button programming, only combinations, unless you use a key press combination to set a flag which can then be a condition in a button setting. I don't know anything about doors, I never open or close them I'm afraid (that's the steward's job! ), and isn't Shift P to do with FS's Pushback? What has FSAssist to do with this? FS has always used sequences of key-presses for many things. The first key selects the mechanism, the next one or more operate it. Like E for Engines, followed by 1, 2, 3, or 4, or any or all of these, to select engines to be operated. Similarly M followed by + or - to change the Magneto switch, R + or - to change the Sim Rate, etc etc. But FSUIPC only deals in single keys, or combinations. Regards, Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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