Have you done this

badwolf · 03-03-09, 11:56 PM

Hi Doolar Semler,
You can do it with setkeys.
Point setkeys to data/Cfg/Commands_en
Select "Time compr normal"
On the <empty> slot select "Edit Current Key Map"
Select "D" key
save

or

open data/Cfg/Commands_en

[Cmd6]
Name=Time_compr_normal
Ctxt=1,2,6,9
Key0=0x0D,,"Enter"
Key1=0x44,,"D" <---- Add this line

In either case you may have to Increase to this in Commands_en in yellow (Thanks to irish1958 for finding that one)

[Commands]
CommandsNb=600
MaxKeyCommandsNb=350; Keys number shoud be smaller than this value (in order to accelerate the loading)

Now if you hit the dive key "D" accidently in high TC, you will be drop to normal TC and dive.

Hope this is helps.
Badwolf

03-03-09, 11:56 PM	#8
badwolf XO Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 427 Downloads: 59 Uploads: 0	Hi Doolar Semler, You can do it with setkeys. Point setkeys to data/Cfg/Commands_en Select "Time compr normal" On the <empty> slot select "Edit Current Key Map" Select "D" key save or open data/Cfg/Commands_en [Cmd6] Name=Time_compr_normal Ctxt=1,2,6,9 Key0=0x0D,,"Enter" Key1=0x44,,"D" <---- Add this line In either case you may have to Increase to this in Commands_en in yellow (Thanks to irish1958 for finding that one) [Commands] CommandsNb=600 MaxKeyCommandsNb=350; Keys number shoud be smaller than this value (in order to accelerate the loading) Now if you hit the dive key "D" accidently in high TC, you will be drop to normal TC and dive. Hope this is helps. Badwolf