Sprool Posted March 30 Share Posted March 30 I'm setting up a custom button box with rotary encoders to control the dials in the Viggen, I can map the Master mode, the ternav data select knob and the weapons select knob but not the dial next to weapons select that controls the spacing for bomb releases. Is any mapping available for that? I cant find any ref to it in the controls options? Link to post Share on other sites
Flappie Posted March 30 Share Posted March 30 Hi Sprool. This is a known missing feature. It's part of the list a few of us sent to Heatblur a few weeks ago. Hopefully, they will be added soon. Accurate DCS 2.5 Caucasus map - v1.0 Link to post Share on other sites
Sprool Posted March 30 Author Share Posted March 30 (edited) OK cool, post is dated Oct 2018, thats 2.5 yrs and no progress. I delved into some threads on the DIY cockpit subforum, there's posts about breaking into (editing)the lua files to add differnt keybindings and controller actions for stuff currently not mapped, I wondered if there was any experience to draw on here for that? I'll have to revisit some old posts from last year to investigate further. Edited March 30 by Sprool Link to post Share on other sites
Duckling Posted April 1 Share Posted April 1 (edited) Hi Sprool. Some info that might be helpful but not directly on target. That Rotary selector is controllable from LUA in DCS export environment. Sending a GetDevice(2):performClickableAction(3302, n), where "n" is a decimal value in range {0, 0.1, 0.2, 0,3.. .. 0.9, 1} (11 steps) will set that selector to a fixed position. Using either a Rotary or Encoder "switch" and a add-on software as DCS:BIOS, Oakes script, Helios etc can send controls to DCS, but for the alternative keybindings I'm kinda (really) lost. I'm using Oakes scripts for this due to demands but DCS:BIOS would be my first option for a generic setup otherwise. If there's a way to bind a LUA command to a keybind there is a way forward. Looking in the AJS37 module clickabledata.lua, I can't find choice for step up/step down values though. A Rotary (with 'break before make' 12 pos selector with individual electric connections per position), is then probably the easiest way but eats input ports, An Encoder takes only two input ports, but requires additional support by both hardware and configuration in the application. /Gus Edited April 1 by Duckling - - - - Link to post Share on other sites
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