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Bind (W/S) (Up/Down) to Throttle Lever
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Vehicles: Sea, Land
Microcontrollers: Navigation, Modular, Microcontroller
Tags: v0.6.20
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22 Apr, 2019 @ 7:14pm
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Bind (W/S) (Up/Down) to Throttle Lever

Description
Lets you bind (W/S) or (Up/Down), or both, to a throttle lever.
Size = 2x2

A few of the other solutions I found online didn't work well because they would set the throttle lever to fully on or fully off, this version allows precise control. You only need to attach the control system you want to use to one of the inputs, you don't have to attach both but it will work with both.

If you don't want the throttle to power down to zero every time you take your finger off the key, then:
- Open up your vehicle
- Use the select tool
- Click on your pilot seat
- Go into (w/s) or (up/down) and change the mode to "sticky".
11 Comments
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Leuri_Lentokone 28 Jun, 2023 @ 4:06am 
very helpful
Vad  [author] 30 May, 2022 @ 6:35am 
Thanks for letting me know but I don't mind. I posted a picture of the logic so people can make their own. I probably wasn't the first to make one either.
Ari Ari 29 May, 2022 @ 5:32pm 
rere12 Stole this with no credits
warppioneer 4 Mar, 2022 @ 12:42pm 
Thx! will be really helpful for my creation. I will credit.:steamhappy:
PlatinumParakeet 2 Aug, 2021 @ 6:34am 
Thanks
Vad  [author] 2 Aug, 2021 @ 6:20am 
Two things I would check. 1) the throttle lever settings (double check you don't have any limits set) and 2) check the sensitivity on your pilot seat. High sensitivity might mess up the microcontrollers ability to measure the change in values when you press the button because your pilot seat will instantly jump from 0 to 1 when the microcontroller is expecting it to move smoothly.

If the problem was the sensitivity, you can lower the sensitivity or use a different microcontroller that does the same thing but doesn't use the "delta" (change) to do it. It's a problem I hadn't considered when I made it.
PlatinumParakeet 1 Aug, 2021 @ 6:44am 
It gets stuck at 0.02-0.03. Is this just an issue with my creation?
Inverspe 11 Feb, 2021 @ 8:57pm 
thanks
coil_07 13 Aug, 2020 @ 9:02am 
thanks needed this for a plane
Nethiuz 20 Aug, 2019 @ 4:04pm 
I use this in everything. Awesome job!