Differential braking with *brake* axis?
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2020 7:16
I'm probably pushing my luck with this one, but thought I'd ask anyway just incase I've missed something.
I'm looking into using differential tow breaking with the T-Rudder and MCG III and T-Link. However what I would like to do is set it up so that I can use the paddle AXIS on the MCG as opposed to using it as a button.
(Basically I'm really wanting to be able to choose the amount of braking head on (instead of brakes on/off), but combine that with differential breaking on the t-rudder as well).
I see that accu allows me to assign another button to control the shape of the curve, but again, it's another button. It doesn't seem as though I can apply an axis.
From what I can tell this may not be possible at all because what I've read so far and played around with - T-Link requires a button and not an axis for the brake... but thought it couldn't hurt to ask, at least I'll have confirmation if it's not possible.
I'm looking into using differential tow breaking with the T-Rudder and MCG III and T-Link. However what I would like to do is set it up so that I can use the paddle AXIS on the MCG as opposed to using it as a button.
(Basically I'm really wanting to be able to choose the amount of braking head on (instead of brakes on/off), but combine that with differential breaking on the t-rudder as well).
I see that accu allows me to assign another button to control the shape of the curve, but again, it's another button. It doesn't seem as though I can apply an axis.
From what I can tell this may not be possible at all because what I've read so far and played around with - T-Link requires a button and not an axis for the brake... but thought it couldn't hurt to ask, at least I'll have confirmation if it's not possible.