General Options -> Accessibility -> Cockpit Interaction Systems. but.when I left-click on any switch, yoke-hide, or trim-wheel, etc., I get a foolish fluorescent "information-type" graphic popping up and masking the item, with a dotted square and a "?" in the center I'm assuming I'm supposed to select a KB button here, but I don't want to have to remember every single assigned switch - I want to use the blasted mouse button to turn on my taxi lights!!!! I may be blind, but I've gone through the controls setup, and all my original throttles, yoke, pedals, etc., assignments are still there - and work - and the 152 flew better than I've ever experienced, but how do I get back to my bog-standard mouse-click to get rid of (a) the yoke, and (b) get back to all else that was a "normal" mouse click or wheel function in this and all the other sims since kitty was a pup?Įdit. After 2 months away from the sim, last night I came back (again) and did the update, and this morning did a first (and successful) flight in the 172. The Warthog stick has about an equal number. Using keys on your keyboard programmed with AAO, (instead of programming controller buttons with AAO) is a good idea for those without something like my Warthog throttle (It has 32 buttons and a POV hat and 3 axis (2 throttles and a slider).
I did this for rudder trim but it works identical for elevator trim.Įasy peasy and does not have the bugs that plague MSFS command assignments (I gave up trying to trim with those). But you can use any controller (or you can use AAO to assign trim to unused keys on your keyboard just as easily). I believe the most straightforward way to adjust it would be to edit the trimsensitivity entries in. I set up a fast trim and slow trim command on my TM Warthog throttle that way. When I trim the rudder or aileron in the P51 that came with the Renno Air Races tittle I find it rather slow to respond to the button presses I have assigned in the controller configuration menu. You disable the trim assignments in MSFS and reenable them all in AAO (axis and ohs).
Adjusting trim in clearview simulator software#
If you use axis and ohs software (about $25), then you can make the trim wheels in the planes spin slow, medium, or fast.
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