Throttle Detent

[ptimale]

Hello

Is it possible to create detents in fsuipc, like this article

https://forums.flightsimlabs.com/index.php?/topic/14002-first-time-setup-throttle-help/

See answer 14

for the Flaps, I saw in the documentation that it was possible.

I do not see the option "DT" in the calibration for the engine

thank you

 

I hope you can understand me it's not easy google translation

[John Dowson]

17 hours ago, ptimale said:

Is it possible to create detents in fsuipc, like this article

https://forums.flightsimlabs.com/index.php?/topic/14002-first-time-setup-throttle-help/

See answer 14

What do you mean by 'answer 14'? Why don't you just follow the instructions in that thread?

17 hours ago, ptimale said:

I do not see the option "DT" in the calibration for the engine

What is 'DT'? What aircraft are you using? What is your actual problem?
For throttle calibration, and axes calibration in general, you should review the section entitled  THE EASY STEP-by-STEP WAY TO CALIBRATE YOUR CONTROLS in the FSUIPC User Guide.

 

[John Dowson]

Btw, for setting up reverse in MSFS, there is also a new control called 'Throttle Reverse Thrust Toggle'. This allows you to use your full throttle axis for reverse (when a set-up with no reverse range) when on the ground. For details, see 

May be useful or not, depending upon the aircraft and how you wish to use your throttle. 

[ptimale]

Hello

it's not a reverse problem, I followed this post

https://forum.simflight.com/topic/90631-chance-to-reverse-throttle-axis-by-button/

and I replied that it works very well

I work on the A320 plane
I would like to configure throttle percentage on my throttle
CLIM = 60% gas
FLEX = 80% gas
TOGA = 100% gas

I print this file
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4405281

It's a Warthog Thrusmaster

But hey you will still not understand, what I write

[Pete Dowson]

15 minutes ago, ptimale said:

I would like to configure throttle percentage on my throttle
CLIM = 60% gas
FLEX = 80% gas
TOGA = 100% gas

If you want fixed settings on your throttle axis, rather than a continuous change, then instead of assigning on the left-hand side of the assignments dialogue, use the right hand side. Define regions corresponding to where you want the detents and assign to

AXIS_THROTTLEn SET (n = engine number), with different parameter values: 0 for the idle region, then values between 0 and 16383 corresponding to the % thrust you want for each detent. i.e. 

60% of 16383 = 9830
80% of 16383 = 13107
100% of 16383 = 16383

If you want all engines on the one axis, use AXIS_THROTTLE_SET instead.

22 minutes ago, ptimale said:

But hey you will still not understand, what I write

Not sure what you are getting at there?

Pete

 

[ptimale]

thank you I understood now

thank you very much

the problem is that there is no progressive (linear) between the two points

IDLE has CLIM directly