How to: Variable Zoom Function

[Matt255]

Thanks alot for the tutorial. Made me try to get the same done with the Warthog Target software and it worked just fine.

Now only if you could set limits for maximum and minimum FOV and it would be even better.

[AbortedMan]

Originally Posted by Matt255

Thanks alot for the tutorial. Made me try to get the same done with the Warthog Target software and it worked just fine.

Now only if you could set limits for maximum and minimum FOV and it would be even better.

Thinking about it, it may be possible to set a mouse deadzone at 100% using pinnacle...I'll look into it when I get home from work if someone doesn't beat me to it.

[adonys]

Originally Posted by Matt255

Thanks alot for the tutorial. Made me try to get the same done with the Warthog Target software and it worked just fine.

Now only if you could set limits for maximum and minimum FOV and it would be even better.

do you have a Warthog profile set for IL2CoD, please? I might dust off my warthog if you can share it, I'm too lazy to made one by myself

[Catseye]

Originally Posted by Matt255

Thanks alot for the tutorial. Made me try to get the same done with the Warthog Target software and it worked just fine.

Now only if you could set limits for maximum and minimum FOV and it would be even better.

Hmmmmm, perhaps number of mouse moves automated into your key press?

Would you mind sharing your Target Software script for this?

Thanks.

[SharpeXB]

If I want to assign the toe axis of my rudder pedal to zoom, without having a modifier button, will this work? The axis would be great but having to use a modifier button is too awkward.

[AbortedMan]

Originally Posted by SharpeXB

If I want to assign the toe axis of my rudder pedal to zoom, without having a modifier button, will this work? The axis would be great but having to use a modifier button is too awkward.

The toggle button is required. Using the step by step instructions in my OP, you can set the toggle button to whatever you want and the (axis to whatever you want), press it at the beginning of your mission and basically forget it...as long as you're not using the mouse for anything, which ideally, you shouldn't be. All normal flight operations work without a hitch when the button is left toggled on.

[Matt255]

I'm using the Target GUI for my profiles, because it's sufficient for me and less cumbersome than the scripts, and create new profiles for different planetypes. Because i mostly fly with the 109, only the 109 is pretty much done. And i also only use the GUI when i really have to, if i can bind buttons/switches in CloD directly without causing conflicts when flying other planes, i do that instead.

But anyway, here it is. Should be self-explanatory.

[SharpeXB]

Originally Posted by AbortedMan

The toggle button is required. Using the step by step instructions in my OP, you can set the toggle button to whatever you want and the (axis to whatever you want), press it at the beginning of your mission and basically forget it...as long as you're not using the mouse for anything, which ideally, you shouldn't be. All normal flight operations work without a hitch when the button is left toggled on.

I like to zoom and use the mouse at the same time.
Like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFd-U...e_gdata_player

The trouble with this whole issue is 1C doesn't understand flight simulators at all
Or how people play them. Or they would have added this option.

[AbortedMan]

Ah, I see. Yeah 1C messed up by not letting us map this function to our axis of choice.

[Sokol1]

Originally Posted by SharpeXB

I like to zoom and use the mouse at the same time.

With JoyToKey is possible.

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...5&postcount=31

Sokol1