MVAMS not remembering settings
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
I'm not quite sure I understand what is happening. Do the settings persist in the AMS but not work in P3D?
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
It is does not always persist in AMS. It is like Richard Portier's post on 8 May 17I'm not quite sure I understand what is happening. Do the settings persist in the AMS but not work in P3D?
. Also, I've experienced where the commands appear properly in AMS when saved but when in P3D have presented in the cockpit in a way described by Richard. For example,-Sometimes a command is assigned at two events at the same time. If I correct/erase one, the other is affected
TM WARTHOG
- Drag Chute - Throttle Button 25 "Save"
- Master Caution Reset - Throttle Button 20 then "Save" and "Save Default"
- Immediately go back to Drag chute - It is now Throttle Button 20
Make sense? Neal
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
Go to your MVAMS location(right click and select go to file location)\Configurations\F4E and delete all files that GUID hex numbers for their names.
Then put this in your MVAMS location\Modules folder, right click on it, select properties and if there is an unblock button, click it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nask3p7uh6p41nk/F4E.dll?dl=0
Then try assigning commands again.
Also, make sure in your P3D control settings that you are using DirectInput not RawInput.
Then put this in your MVAMS location\Modules folder, right click on it, select properties and if there is an unblock button, click it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nask3p7uh6p41nk/F4E.dll?dl=0
Then try assigning commands again.
Also, make sure in your P3D control settings that you are using DirectInput not RawInput.
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
JBGo to your MVAMS location(right click and select go to file location)\Configurations\F4E and delete all files that GUID hex numbers for their names.
Then put this in your MVAMS location\Modules folder, right click on it, select properties and if there is an unblock button, click it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nask3p7uh6p41nk/F4E.dll?dl=0
Then try assigning commands again.
Also, make sure in your P3D control settings that you are using DirectInput not RawInput.
Will do when I get home from work today. Will report results. More to come. Neal
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
JB,
Reference your instructions above ... Your solution works! The only change to your instructions would be: FIRST, go to P3D and change the control settings from Rawinput to Directinput. THEN make your settings in MVAMS. Otherwise, the change in P3D will disrupt the MVAMS setting assignments made previously.
Thanks! Neal
Reference your instructions above ... Your solution works! The only change to your instructions would be: FIRST, go to P3D and change the control settings from Rawinput to Directinput. THEN make your settings in MVAMS. Otherwise, the change in P3D will disrupt the MVAMS setting assignments made previously.
Thanks! Neal
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Re: MVAMS not remembering settings
Not quite. The AMS assignments are in a totally separate file that P3D doesn't touch at all.