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Originally Posted by Ertsog
Sorry for my english.
In the technical description of the aircraft I-16 shows the principle of the mechanism for lowering the flaps.
He was working on a mechanism similar to the jackscrew. Through this mechanism, release of the flap was carried out smoothly by hand the pilot without fixed positions flaps. Also in the cockpit of I-16 was a pointer (check) of the flaps.
However, in patch 4.10 for IL-2 on the plane I-16 has only two fixed positions flaps. This should be fixed in the next patch!
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How would you implementt that as a button press? Especialy seeing how flaky trim is when operated by key presses?
You'd be better off mapping the flaps to a joystick axis (flaps on a slider), that would be more realistic for what your seeking.
Or you could map them to the mouse axis as zakkandrachoff had done (not that he seems happy with it)
@ zakkandrachoff:
You can map flaps two places, with a button, as you've done, but also as a joystick control if you scroll right down to the bottom of the "controls screen". I bet you've got the flaps mapped as BOTH a button AND an axis. If you have, the ais will take precedence and over rule the button, which is what you seem to be describing