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- #FSUIPC MANUAL REGISTRATION#
If they are all the same then no preferences are being expressed, so even if they were all 10% or all 90% they wouldn't have any affect. The default is only 50% as an average starting point.
Pete Dowson replied to kenz's topic in The Prepar3d Forum. If applicable, input parameter for release I had to cut this video down to size. On the right hand side-select ROTORBRAKE 5. Go into FSUIPC buttons and switches-make it profile specific. When loading the aircraft (after loading the Cub, before and after the update) the throttles start at idle, and as soon as I touch either throttle it immediately jumps to the Climb detent and will not come back to Idle. And as far as FSUIPC goes, what worked was having both throttles sent to FSUIPC for calibration. See below for the different simulators: FS2009/FSX FSUIPC: edit C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Modules\FSUIPC.ini. To configure this you need to modify the FSUIPC4.ini file and add a command at the end of the file.
Yes you can, you need FSUIPC (free version is sufficient).
#FSUIPC MANUAL REGISTRATION#
The WideServer component is enabled by a separate Registration code, which must be purchased from SimMarket (see below). Although WideServer7 is built into FSUIPC6, you still need the WideClient from the WideFS link below.
#FSUIPC MANUAL FULL#
Full release of FSUIPC 6 (incorporating the Server for WideFS 7), for use with Prepar3D 64-bit Versions 4 and 5.