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== Setup == | == Setup == | ||
There is no default key/button binding for a trigger in FlightGear, so you'll have to make your own. An obvious choice would be the trigger on a joystick, but you can also make a keyboard binding by adding something like this to your <tt>keyboard.xml</tt> file: | |||
<key n="119"> | <key n="119"> | ||
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<binding> | <binding> | ||
<command>property-assign</command> | <command>property-assign</command> | ||
<property> | <property>controls/armament/trigger</property> | ||
<value>true</value> | <value>true</value> | ||
</binding> | </binding> | ||
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<binding> | <binding> | ||
<command>property-assign</command> | <command>property-assign</command> | ||
<property> | <property>controls/armament/trigger</property> | ||
<value>false</value> | <value>false</value> | ||
</binding> | </binding> | ||
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</key> | </key> | ||
In the code, we have used '''w''' as the trigger. You can change it to a choice of your own. | In the code, we have used '''w''' as the trigger. You can change it to a choice of your own. Joystick bindings are a bit more complex, but are explained in the wiki article on [[Joystick]]s. | ||
== Compatible Aircraft == | == Compatible Aircraft == | ||