Daehee Kim Posted August 6, 2018 Report Posted August 6, 2018 Hello, I am using FSUIPC 5 for P3Dv4 and PMDG. I have both side yoke. Captain yoke from ACE, FO yoke from Opencockpits.(new bought) But, opencockpit yoke's roll makes invert. I tried to check reverse option in FSUIPC, opencockpit yoke worked correctly, but ACE inverted. So, I need to apply "reverse option" separately..(ACE don't need apply, but Opencockpit need to appy) Is this possible? If possible, how can I make it? Best Regards. Daehee Kim.
Pete Dowson Posted August 6, 2018 Report Posted August 6, 2018 1 hour ago, Daehee Kim said: I have both side yoke. Captain yoke from ACE, FO yoke from Opencockpits.(new bought)But, opencockpit yoke's roll makes invert. I tried to check reverse option in FSUIPC, opencockpit yoke worked correctly, but ACE inverted.So, I need to apply "reverse option" separately..(ACE don't need apply, but Opencockpit need to appy)Is this possible? If possible, how can I make it? Yes, it is possible. you can actually manipulate the data received from an axis before it goes to calibration. Take a look in the Advanced User's guide. The section entitled Axis Assignments startng on page 41 gives details in the subsection "Additional parameters to scale input axis values" on page 42. you will have to edit the assignment line in the FSUIPC5.INI file. In this case, if the input value is going from -16380 or so to +16380 or so, you would just need to multiply the value by -1, so find the relevant assignment in the Axis section of the file, and add ,*-1 at the end. If the input range is "lopsided" (i.e not the same at the negative end as the positive) then it is more complicated -- you'd need adjustments -- but it is still possible. Just let me know if that looks to be the case. (Example: I have some PFC devices which only provide positive inputs. Didn't ACE stuff used to be made for them by PFC?) Pete
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