I have a left handed NXT (original) and I use the twist axis to zoom in dcs, its set as a relative axis.
Is it possible to set a button to make that axis to jump at a desired point? So for example I press a button and "Z axis" goes to 80%.
Button to set an axis to a desired point
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Re: Button to set an axis to a desired point
You have 2 options: either keep relative axis and use the Rel Axes function by setting 2 buttons (or a single button with TempoB option), one to Reset and the other to Set Value or make the axis absolute (could work with relative too, I forgot) and assign a button to FA3 and setting the FA3 value in Profile/Physical Axes to whatever values you want.
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Re: Button to set an axis to a desired point
Just tried, it works on relative axis too. Just update to the latest firmware and software, maybe there's something wrong with that particular firmware version.
Re: Button to set an axis to a desired point
Okay, thank you, Im almost there. After updating, it works as intended (I guess), but It jumps back when I release the button. If I tick the "alternate action" box, it stays there, but stays there until I press it again. I can learn to live with that, but is there a way to make it jump to the desired postion but move if I move the axis itself (the twist in this case)?
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Re: Button to set an axis to a desired point
For now, from all I know it's all you could do. I also know the developer is working on axes detents; when that feature will be implemented I'm pretty sure it would fit exactly your needs.
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