Hello, is there any way to assign to a joystick button same action like pressed button "ATC MIC" used for TOGA ? default autothrottle TOGA of msfs have a different behavior.
Thanks

 

Hi, what is the full name of the keybind you're currently using?

"SET A310_TAKEOFF_TOGGLE (LVAR) to 1 "
thats for SPAD.NEXT

 

 

14 minutes ago, lowpolybutt said:

Hi, what is the full name of the keybind you're currently using?

"AUTO THROTTLE TO GA"

7 minutes ago, JetNoise said:

"SET A310_TAKEOFF_TOGGLE (LVAR) to 1 "
thats for SPAD.NEXT

 

 

thx but i don't use spad.next 

You´ll have to. There is no way to do this with the default MSFS keybindings as we use custom systems.

oh, I understand, what a pity, in 20 years of flight simulation never happen to bought a software just only for one single key assign, and i don't think i'll do now for a beautiful free airplane. 🙂
Wondering if it was possible by inibuilds to associate the action a310 TOGA to the default MSFS keybinding "autothrottle TOGA" since this command is useless on this plane.

I'm actually also wondering if the A310 has a TOGA button somewhere like boeing or is pushing the throttle can automatically activate toga or something like that? I can't find documentation or photo/video to know more about this feature.

I would be grateful if someone who knows can explain this.
 

Edited November 18, 20223 yr by Base

 

 

 

9 minutes ago, Slarti_Bart said:

 

 

 

hey, thanks i've seen this video and all the others, i mean how TOGA work on REAL plane. I don't think real pilots open mike for taking off 😉

 

Edited November 18, 20223 yr by Base

Yes, there is a button on the throttles, but it´s hard to access with the deafult camera so we moved it for easier usability 🙂

12 minutes ago, gumbyger said:

Yes, there is a button on the throttles, but it´s hard to access with the deafult camera so we moved it for easier usability 🙂

yes you did sure the right thing ... but ... where it is that button ? is in the 3d model of the throttle ? really didn't find it 🤔

It´s those pointy sticks in the middle of the throttle - according to this picture 🙂

11 minutes ago, gumbyger said:

It´s those pointy sticks in the middle of the throttle - according to this picture 🙂

ahah i love it 🥰 

thanks