Aerosoft SimWare 729 Posted May 26, 2021 Aerosoft Share Posted May 26, 2021 Please login to display this image. How to configure multiple controllers in World of Aircraft. World of Aircraft comes with an extremely simple and easy controls configuration interface. As with most of the current simulators, setting different profiles according to the aircraft flown or user’s need is possible. Unlike the standard simulators, a profile includes ALL the controls involved. In other simulator, each control has a profiles specific to an aircraft. In World of Aircraft, one single profile includes ALL the controls used in an aircraft or in one configuration. It is a very powerful feature as only one profile has to be activated per aircraft and no unwanted multiple assignments are possible. STEP 1 : FIRST connect ALL your controls (NO HOT connection possible) Start the game. On the main screen, click “Options”. Please login to display this image. STEP 2 : In the Options, click “Input”, then choose a profile from the ”Profile” dropdown list. In this example, we will choose the generic “Game Controller” Please login to display this image. STEP 3 : Double click on “Pitch Axis” (First function on the top of the list) - A detection window pops up. Move the axis of your choice – ON ANY CONTROL – No need to specify wich one. The window will automatically close once an axis is detected. Please login to display this image. STEP 4 : The Axis Y of the control with ID number 0 is now assigned to the pitch axis function. Please login to display this image. STEP 5 : Repeat the same procedure for all the controls connected In the end, you will have the assigned axis identified by their respective ID number. (Here, the #0 is a TCA stick and #1 is a CH Pro Pedals) - Click “Apply” - Click “ Back” Please login to display this image. You are all set ! See the whole process here (Video): Please login to display this image. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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