How to bind a full cockpit using Axis and Ohs
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I just posted a video where I will go over how to bind nearly the entire plane using Axis and Ohs. The variables and events would work in any software that connects with MSFS 2024. Hope someone finds it useful. I have other more generic videos on how to use AAO also.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/S0Fz9cAAR1I
GitHub Repo with an export of a template from this video: https://github.com/SimPitMaker/msfs_AAO_Binds/
Topics Covered:
Axis-Based Controls and Brakes
Quality of Life Binds
Autopilot Mode Select Panel (MSP) and Course Heading Panel (CHP)
Altitude/Vertical/Airspeed Speed Indicator and Radar Altimeter
EICAS, Multifunction Display, and RTU (Comms)
Control/Display Unit (CDU)
Oxygen, Ice Protection, and Anti-Skid
Master Warning/Caution and Extinguisher
Engine Ignition, Props, Electrics, and Fuel
Lighting
Controlling the EFB with a Hat -
I use Mobiflight rather than Axes & Ohs, but the principles are the same so I’ll definitely give this a watch when I have time. However, on this topic, do you know how to bind a control to turn the Autofeather switch to OFF?
I’ve already whipped up a nice simple Mobiflight profile to get one of the single biggest things I need to bind properly bound to my hardware (autopilot reference altitude increase and decrease) and while I was at it, decided to bind the Autofeather switch. However, the manual only shows values for On and Test. I managed to get those two working, but how would I turn it off again?
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I use Mobiflight rather than Axes & Ohs, but the principles are the same so I’ll definitely give this a watch when I have time. However, on this topic, do you know how to bind a control to turn the Autofeather switch to OFF?
I’ve already whipped up a nice simple Mobiflight profile to get one of the single biggest things I need to bind properly bound to my hardware (autopilot reference altitude increase and decrease) and while I was at it, decided to bind the Autofeather switch. However, the manual only shows values for On and Test. I managed to get those two working, but how would I turn it off again?
@DrVenkman You'll see the variable names and events that I target and that would work on any app that interact with the sim. So if you're wondering about a variable or event you could jump to that section and see what you need to target with Mobiflight. I should download that and look at how it differs to give more specific comments. I know SpadNext works the same as AAO as it relates to targeting native events, L or B variables, etc.. If there is an event or variable you need, just yell and I'll look at it.
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I use Mobiflight rather than Axes & Ohs, but the principles are the same so I’ll definitely give this a watch when I have time. However, on this topic, do you know how to bind a control to turn the Autofeather switch to OFF?
I’ve already whipped up a nice simple Mobiflight profile to get one of the single biggest things I need to bind properly bound to my hardware (autopilot reference altitude increase and decrease) and while I was at it, decided to bind the Autofeather switch. However, the manual only shows values for On and Test. I managed to get those two working, but how would I turn it off again?
@DrVenkman oops, forgot to answer about the autofeather, its: 1·(>L:var_AutoFeatherSwitch,·number) or 2·(>L:var_AutoFeatherSwitch,·number), if I remember right 0·(>L:var_AutoFeatherSwitch,·number) is for test mode.
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Thanks, I just hit up your video and jumped to that section to see what you did. I think I’ll be able to figure out how to get it set back to Off based on what you did - and thanks immensely for the video timestamps!
Most of the functions I want to assign are usable with default sim control assignments but the Autofeather switch is not, nor is the autopilot target altitude (though most of the AP mode switches are …). So once I figure this little thing out, I’ll be good for now.