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Did you upload to github yet? Thx
Initially I'm getting an error but I think I need to reboot. Will do - and then google this error more. FYI the initial error on running vslide is:
Version of driver '217' does NOT match DLL version '216', returning...
Startup procedure failed, can't continue
Will update you after rebooting (can't do it for a bit...)
I installed Vjoy (2.177), and used Vslide (1.2) with Arma 3 to bind:
'Collective raise(analogue)' to 'vjoy device Stick Slider 1+'
and
'Collective lower(analogue)' to 'vjoy device Stick Slider 1-'
But I can't find any menus to map keyboard presses to Vjoy anything. Vjoy versions 2.17 and 2.18 don't generate any system tray icon to right-click on, and their "configure vjoy" menu doesn't offer keyboard mapping. (Just shows different joystick controls to check or uncheck)
Like you, I found that vjoy version 1.2 at "http://www.headsoft.com.au/index.php?category=vjoy" does have the remap menus, but ends up giving collective values of 0%, 50% and 100% only.
OK, so what do I do next, where's the remap menu, and -- if it has this option -- where do the desired increments get input?
And of course, thanks for the time you've already put into this!
Version of driver '218' does NOT match DLL version '217', returning...
Startup procedure failed, can't continue. You can close this programm.
Thanks again!
I also found the remapping functions I was looking for (so I can use my usual "collective up / down" keys) in the Vslide "settings" page. Awesome!
This is a TEENY TINY THING -- but IF I wanted to use Y and H for the Level Key Binds, and use Ctrl+Y and Ctrl+H for the Slider Key Binds. is that possible?
Currently, the Level and Slider key binds can't be made to the same 2 keys -- even if you specify the modifiers (like Control or Shift) to set them apart.
But regardless -- Effing awesome! This is EXACTLY what I wanted! What a surprise. This is like going to bed and saying, "God, tomorrow I want to see a video of Stewie Griffin and Maz Kanata fighting to the death over a seat on an AC Transit bus..." And the next day it's just there on youtube! Merry Xmas to me!
Now to try flying as god meant me to fly -- with a keyboard and mouse. In a computer game.
Thanks!
By the way, at one point (prior to the 1.3 version) I swapped my "prev/next level" keys with my "incr/decr slider" keys... and suddenly l was getting buggy hesitant weird results with the prev/next level controls.
Then I realized that those keys were still bound in Arma3 to "raise/lower collective"
The binding "redundancy" didn't seem to interfere with "incr/decr slider". But when Arma3 "raise /lower collective" was bound to same keys as "prev/next level", it caused the issue. (I think it was sometimes doing imperceptibly small incr/decr changes, and other times doing full prev/next level changes.)
Just something for others to keep in mind when troubleshooting.
Still figuring out what the exact behavior is - I'll update you.
FYI now I have Arma's "raise/lower" collective bound to something totally different that VSlide's "next/prev level" and "inc/decr slider" keys. BUT I do also have the VSlide keys in question bound to other things in "Arma > config > infantry" panel, and the "> common" panel.. Wonder if that's what's affecting it.
Your app makes doing collective via keybd so much better, thanks again! You fixed a totally frustrating experience by removing the unintended challenges but leaving the intended ones.
- Controlling collective with CTRL+[mouse up/down]. It works great, but it is very non-intuitive and you lose controll for this short moment.
- Controllling collective with macros buttons on my Razer keyboard. Worked great and it looks just like [s]"incremental" ALTERNATIVE mapping[/s] from OP-post.
M1 button = macros that holds [Collective raise button] for 1 second. This raises collective for exactly 1/6.
M2 = macros that holds [Collective raise button] for 0,5 seconds. This raises collective a bit.
M3 (not used; in future I want to make it to reset my collective or something like that)
M4 = macros that holds [Collective lower button] for 0,5 seconds. This lowers collective a bit.
M5 = macros that holds [Collective lower button] for 1 second. This lowers collective for exactly 1/6.
Everything worked great after some tinkering. The advanced flight model is quite the challenge, but your program made the throttle control much easier to manage. My only wish is that I could get it to emulate the 'return to center' after control input, as in the Basic flight model. This is probably as close as I'll be able to get for now.
Thanks again!