Can't throttle up
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@ttwong The default MSFS bindings for the Thrustmaster Warthog assigns "THROTTLE 1 DECREASE" to the switch at the full aft position of the left throttle lever... So, if you position the left throttle lever full aft, it will continuously send this command. If you have re-assigned the right lever for throttle control, the full aft switch on the left lever will override it, and it will prevent you from increasing the throttle.
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@retiredman93231 Thank you, I'll try your suggestion, currently dealing with another issue related to the landing gear.
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The next update is due for release within the next week and will include a fix that allows you to use any/all of the various possible throttle assignments again, but it should still be possible to assign a throttle axis as above in the meantime.
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I have a Warthog HOTAS. I have Throttles 1&3 mapped to the left throttle and Throttles 2&4 mapped to the right throttle. Whenever I stop moving the throttle forward or back, it springs back to idle. If I start to move the throttle again, it will jump to where it was and then when I stop moving it again, once again it will spring back to idle. The Hawk is the only aircraft I have tested that has this behaviour. I've tested with the F16 and the F14 and both of those work as expected. I've checked my bindings on all controllers and I have nothing set to Throttle Idle, so it shouldn't be an override/conflict with anything else. Help! At the moment, the Hawk is completely unflyable which is really disappointing as I was so looking forward to flying it. I run MSFS from Steam and am on the latest stable build.
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Your best bet would probably be to contact Just Flight support. They can probably help with this kind of thing.
https://support.justflight.com/support/home
https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/folders/17000139905
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@derek Raised a ticket this morning, and a couple of different options were given. In the end it turned out to be Fuel Valve assignments that caused the issue as the fuel valves are used in the Hawk to switch from Idle to HP Off. If I don't switch the fuel valves on with my HOTAS and manually click on the levers instead, it all works. Thank you for your help. Thought I'd post this response incase any one in the future experiences the same issue.
