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Joystick profiles for FSX

PlayedByDemon

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Hi all,

I hope that is the right place to ask my question. I was reading an article on how to improve FPS in FSX. And indeed I could gain 100%!!! more FPS with almost the same grafical quality. You can save each setting in a seperate file for different purposes.

Now I was thinking how cool it would be, to do the same with a joystick profile. I fly all kinds of Planes and I have two Saitek throttle quadrants(TQ). Now the axis of the TQ are assigned for use with a single or a double prop airplane. When I want to fly a C130 or the B747 with four engines I would need to reassign the TQ.

It would be cool to save profiles with settings for the use of a single prop, double and quadrible props. Does anyone have a clue how I can do that within FSX?

Many thanks in advance

Demon
 
Have a read of the profiles section in the FSUIPC for Advanced Users document page 20.

If you don't have FSUIPC, I recommend you take a look at it.

David
 
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