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    @Pixella The link to this thread is to explain how to obtain support. As it says above: *If you need support for any of our products, technical or otherwise, or have problems with ordering or accessing your account, the fastest way to get an answer is to contact our Support Team - https://www.justflight.com/support You'll find a range of FAQs - some general and some product specific - and if they don't answer your question you can ask a direct question. A 'ticket' will be confirmed as received via email and we'll endeavour to respond within 3 working days. By all means ask questions in the forum, but these may only be answered by other forum members, our support team aren't monitoring the forum 24/7.*
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    DerekD
    We don't do support via email. However, Black Square do frequent these forums. Otherwise, you can contact Just Flight Support and they will be only too happy to resolve any questions you may have. I think the @ symbol is accepted in common usage on forums and social media to tag other users.
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    @fizzboy Glad to see that this does, in fact, work with 3rd party bindings. I have implemented this with the native binding for the next update, and provided an L:Var, but using 3rd party binding applications will always be more reliable and flexible. The issue with many of these native bindings, btw, is that Asobo added them to the list of inputs, seemingly without realizing that many of them require input values, like your 190 above. Without any way to provide this input value in the native controls UI, I believe we're just sending a zero, so the flaps never move... Also, just to make sure, did you have the engine running and the cabin warmed up when testing the flap gauge? On the ground, it's very sticky, but once the cabin is at a comfortable temperature and the engine is running at flight RPM, it should move pretty reliably, or at least arrive at the correct position after a second or two without needing to tap on the glass.
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    Wow - that must have been an amazing experience for the young you! Definite second from me on getting the VC-10 in the sim!!!