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clive bradbury · 08-03-05, 10:37 AM

Joe S, I beg to differ. Open 'commands_en.cfg' in notepad, and you will find the following command:

[Cmd180]
Name=Set_course
Ctxt=1,2

I can't get the setkeys utility to run on my machine, so I use timetraveller's key checker, which gives you the code for any key you press. You can copy to clipboard and paste into the 'commands' file. As I mentioned further up this thread, I don't use the event camera (I have it disabled in the game), so the 'v' key is free on my kb.

So in my 'commands' file the code now reads:

[Cmd180]
Name=Set_course
Ctxt=1,2
Key0=0x56,C,"V"

When you are in the game, hit the 'v' key anytime and your Nav will call out your current course (you also get it in text in the toolbar).

Hope this helps.

08-03-05, 10:37 AM	#17
clive bradbury Captain Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: stoke-on-trent, UK Posts: 492 Downloads: 105 Uploads: 0	Joe S, I beg to differ. Open 'commands_en.cfg' in notepad, and you will find the following command: [Cmd180] Name=Set_course Ctxt=1,2 I can't get the setkeys utility to run on my machine, so I use timetraveller's key checker, which gives you the code for any key you press. You can copy to clipboard and paste into the 'commands' file. As I mentioned further up this thread, I don't use the event camera (I have it disabled in the game), so the 'v' key is free on my kb. So in my 'commands' file the code now reads: [Cmd180] Name=Set_course Ctxt=1,2 Key0=0x56,C,"V" When you are in the game, hit the 'v' key anytime and your Nav will call out your current course (you also get it in text in the toolbar). Hope this helps.