Is There a Faster Way to Tune the ADF?
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As the title asks.
It is painfully slow to tune from one end of the dial to another.
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@NixonRedgrave I assume you're using legacy interaction mode? The knob has acceleration, so repeated clicking should start incrementing by larger and larger values until the tuning drum is crossed in a fraction of a second. I'll try it on my end momentarily.
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Yes, I’m using Legacy. I was clicking and holding. I’ll give your method a go here in a moment.
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So, yeah, repeated clicks just advances it at the standard rate. Is the acceleration just working with Lock?
I can’t handle the blue and yellow highlights. It’s too weird on my brain.
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So, yeah, repeated clicks just advances it at the standard rate. Is the acceleration just working with Lock?
I can’t handle the blue and yellow highlights. It’s too weird on my brain.
@NixonRedgrave Strange. Looking at the code, if the tuning works at all, the acceleration should also be working. If you want a workaround while I look into this, the L:Var
var_AdfTuningKnobAccel(-30 - 30) is what controls the acceleration. I have a hunch that this is because you just can't click the knob fast enough to trigger the acceleration. I'll figure something out. -
Yeah, I clicked like a crazy person and no dice!
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Yeah, I clicked like a crazy person and no dice!
@NixonRedgrave All done. Works well with the mouse wheel and clicking. Improved the acceleration while I was at it. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Great, thank you!
I’d seen someone mention on the MSFS forum that you can click and hold LMB and then use the wheel to accelerate it.
I’ll check that out.