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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

 
 
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Old 10-20-2012, 02:00 PM
GregP GregP is offline
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Thanks for the responses, guys.

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3) Not clear what exactly you want to achieve in CLOD. I think it depends on device software, e.g. with TM Cougar it was possible to switch axes on the fly. You can also try mapping same axis to different functions or use 3rd party joystick emulator software to create virtual axes.
Specifically, I want to get my Fanatec Clubsport pedals working as my rudder pedals. Problem is, they are not single-axis rudder pedals as would normally be expected; rather, one axis (the clutch) I use as left rudder, another axis (the accelerator) I use as right rudder. In-sim, this requires that I bind *both* axes to the rudder, and then set their response curves such that they play nice together. This can be done in DCS, for example.

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5) I'm having a really hard time getting back into 'internal view' once I go 'external'. I've assigned a 'hat up' on my joystick to external view, and a 'hat down' to internal view, but I'm finding that probably 75% of the time, once I go external, 'internal view' does nothing -- I'm stuck external (and in fact can't even control the plane) and can do nothing except exit the game.

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