Razor18
15th August 2005, 13:40
Hello There,
Just bought X52, still trying to program in SST. Coool!!
Tipical scenario: these days I play with Jane's F-18. I find something new to fine tune in the profiler. Enter SST, click the stick or throttle, make the change (maybe a lot of changes) on the screen, then I realize I didn't load f18.dat after firing up the SST. So everything I've done was wasting of time (Untitled.dat), should do it again. Could it be adressed? For instance making a checkable option in the settings like "Load last profile at startup - to SST (checkbox) to X52 (checkbox)?
Trying to escape from the useless Untitled.dat profile, but the program warns me about changes made, and if I want to save them (Yes/No/Cancel)? If I click No, the program asks again instead of leaving without saving. Only way is to quit SST completely, and start again, this time with loading f18.dat.
Another issue is when you do something wrong in programming, and after the last button press on the stick or throttle, the hardware keeps sending the misprogrammed characters continuously, making exit (or anything else) impossible? Would the be any forced reset of the stick?
Thanks: Razor18
Just bought X52, still trying to program in SST. Coool!!
Tipical scenario: these days I play with Jane's F-18. I find something new to fine tune in the profiler. Enter SST, click the stick or throttle, make the change (maybe a lot of changes) on the screen, then I realize I didn't load f18.dat after firing up the SST. So everything I've done was wasting of time (Untitled.dat), should do it again. Could it be adressed? For instance making a checkable option in the settings like "Load last profile at startup - to SST (checkbox) to X52 (checkbox)?
Trying to escape from the useless Untitled.dat profile, but the program warns me about changes made, and if I want to save them (Yes/No/Cancel)? If I click No, the program asks again instead of leaving without saving. Only way is to quit SST completely, and start again, this time with loading f18.dat.
Another issue is when you do something wrong in programming, and after the last button press on the stick or throttle, the hardware keeps sending the misprogrammed characters continuously, making exit (or anything else) impossible? Would the be any forced reset of the stick?
Thanks: Razor18