Request: Brake button like IL2 had.

[MadBlaster]

Here you go. copy/paste below into glovepie and save. instruction included below:

*The One Button Brake, MadBlaster style
if var.brake=0 then //initialize variable
var.brake=-1
var.count=0
endif
if helddown(key.b,.05 second) and var.count<10 and var.timedelay=0 then //to increase brake, press the b button on the keyboard
var.brake=var.brake+.22
wait .1 second
midi.BassDrum1=true //this sound, brake power increased
var.count++
endif
if helddown(key.b,1 second) then //to release the brake hold the b key down 2 seconds
var.brake=-1
var.count=0
midi.LowAgogo=true //this sound, brake is off
var.timedelay=1
endif
if var.brake>1 then
var.brake=1
endif
if var.timedelay=1 then
wait 1 second
var.timedelay=0
endif

ppjoy1.Analog0=var.brake //output of virutal axis to the game. Use of lable, "PPjoy1" assumes no other virtual joysticks have been created.
//and Analog0 uses the x axis of the virtual stick.


//Installation Notes:

//you need ppjoy and glovepie installed on your pc. its freeware.

//[HotKey pilotMove] <<<where you map the virtual axis in confUser.ini in the 1CSoftClub folder under My Documents on your desktop.
//the line you will copy paste should look like this >>> Joystick1+AXE_X=1brakes, BUT,
//the number after "Joystick" may need to be changed because it depends on how Windows has
//labeled your virtual joystick. Go to Windows game controllers under control panel. Look at the list
//of game controllers. Find the virtual joystick (e.g., ppjoy1), starting at zero from the top of the list and count down
//the list until you reach the virtual joystick. Use that number. For example, all you have is one real joystick
//and one PPJOY virtual stick. PPjoy is at the bottom of the list, so use the number "1" (i.e., 0,1)

//Joystick1+AXE_X=1brakes

//okay, after you copy/paste that line above under [HotKey pilotMove] section, save the confUser.int.
//now run this script and start the game. go to controls section. find the wheel brake axis. start pressing
//the "b" button on the keyboard. does the blue bar show up and start moving? if so, your good to go.

//to see how it works, remove the forward slashes in front of the debug line below. run this script in glovepie
//and look at the box next to the "stop" button. Make sure to put the forward slashes back or delete the debug line entirely and save.

//debug=var.brake