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These older jets are awesome and would be great in msfs.. I remember being obsessed with this and the Aerosoft Lighting

many thanks

Apologies, I assumed you were using MSFS as that's the sim we typically see compatibility issues for with the TCA throttle quadrant, so the steps listed will not be relevant to FSX. Glad you to hear you got it sorted though. It sounds like it was a similar issues with the default control assignments perhaps causing a conflict, so removing them and reassigning them through FSUIPC fixed it. Mark - Just Flight

Thank you for the kind words. It's great to see so many people enjoying the Vulcan! Mark - Just Flight

Do you want to create it as a standalone software using Unreal engine? Because the whole world is already modelled (to a degree) in Microsoft Flight Simulator, with numerous airports created by hand by crowds of third party developers, and let me tell you, it took the whole flight sim community worldwide just over 40 years to get to this state. So your project definitely doesn't lack ambition. On the other hand, if you were to use what already exists in MSFS and just add airport interior models with the services you want to simulate, that could create an awesome experience. Unfortunately I'm unable to help much with either unreal or MSFS integration Good luck.

@tmckrel1 said in DIY Fokker 70/100 cockpit: To bad just flight won’t make stuff for home cockpit builders like yokes and throttles to sell on the side Do you know the best way to make a small fortune in the FS business? Start with a very large fortune and try selling hardware.

Thank you for the kind words. We're glad to hear you're enjoying the F28! With regards to the 1-11, we'd be lying if we said that we've never envisioned developing one, but there are currently no plans in place and it's not on our radar for the time being. Mark - Just Flight

@tyleraviator1999 You can leave them at starter throttle for a bit. The point is to get them to 1000-1200 slowly and then let them warm up for a bit before demanding power during the run-up.