Hey there,
I love the SEM and THQ - they're fantastic! I have a question about improving combability with IL-2 and I'm unsure if this is possible.
I have the landing gear selector and flaps selectors set up as positions with indents rather than an axis.
What I've noticed is that when I move the position (i.e from indent one to two) it acts as though the button is held down as opposed to pressed and released. DCS picks this up fine so I've been able to map the controls perfectly there, but IL-2 seems to want a press and release of a button (from what I can tell), so as it stands, the flaps and gear levels won't work with IL-2. Is there a way to make the positions of these 'switches' act as a press and release?
I hope I've made sense here...
Thanks again for the awesome products
How to make SEM on/off switches
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Re: How to make SEM on/off switches
Happy to hear you like them
Just made a walkthrough for your issue, give it a try and let me know if it won't work as intended.
Just made a walkthrough for your issue, give it a try and let me know if it won't work as intended.
Re: How to make SEM on/off switches
Brilliant thank you - I really appreciate this!
Actually I'm having another problem at the moment. I've had very little luck with my t-rudder pedals. They're quite new. Initially when I got them, they started grinding so I opened them up (I had another thread about this) the spring hadn't been properly mounted/attached causing it to grind on the tensioner. Anyway, I thought I'd solved the problem but they'd always felt a bit clunky (more so that my Thrustmaster TWCS for example). Today I opened them up to find the culprit and found this:
https://imgur.com/a/cRzmd3k
So it seems this is the cause of my grinding problem. I'm a little disappointed, but I have 2x NXTs, the SEM and the THQ and I'm really pleased with all of them so no doubt this was a defect outside of your control.
I purchased them on October 28th so they're less than three months old. They've been very well looked after (I'm pretty OCD with my equipment, very dry dust free environment) so I can't think of any way I've caused this. I've lost faith in this particular set of pedals a little. Would it be possible to box them up, ship them back and have new ones sent out please?
Luke
Actually I'm having another problem at the moment. I've had very little luck with my t-rudder pedals. They're quite new. Initially when I got them, they started grinding so I opened them up (I had another thread about this) the spring hadn't been properly mounted/attached causing it to grind on the tensioner. Anyway, I thought I'd solved the problem but they'd always felt a bit clunky (more so that my Thrustmaster TWCS for example). Today I opened them up to find the culprit and found this:
https://imgur.com/a/cRzmd3k
So it seems this is the cause of my grinding problem. I'm a little disappointed, but I have 2x NXTs, the SEM and the THQ and I'm really pleased with all of them so no doubt this was a defect outside of your control.
I purchased them on October 28th so they're less than three months old. They've been very well looked after (I'm pretty OCD with my equipment, very dry dust free environment) so I can't think of any way I've caused this. I've lost faith in this particular set of pedals a little. Would it be possible to box them up, ship them back and have new ones sent out please?
Luke
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Re: How to make SEM on/off switches
For that you'll have to open a service ticket with the local vendor. It will take a while because the head office in China is closing up soon for local New Year.
Re: How to make SEM on/off switches
Thanks fallout9 - the tutorial you attached works perfectly btw, thank you
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