Doors UH-60

  • I can open and close the two cockpit doors and the two openings behind the cockpit :) ; unfortunately, I can only open the two large rear sliding doors :( .

    With FS4, the mouse pointer does not change to click at any point when the sliding doors are open. :/

    Tschüss, Michael (🍎🚁)

    Configurations:

    - MacBook Pro (16", 2024); Chip: Apple M4 Max; actual macOS
    - Controllers: | WinWing: URSA MINOR-Fighter-Joystick R | Thrustmaster TCA AIRBUS EDITION: 1x Joystick, 2x Quadrant, 2x Quadrant Add-On | Pro-Flight-Trainer: PUMA X | Logitech: Joystick G Extreme 3D Pro | Steelseries: Nimbus+

    - iPad (12,9", 4th Generation, RAM: 6 GB); actual iOS | Steelseries: Nimbus+

  • Hartman is right, because the assignment of keys etc. is aircraft-neutral for all and therefore the key "G" cannot be assigned one way and another.

    Tschüss, Michael (🍎🚁)

    Configurations:

    - MacBook Pro (16", 2024); Chip: Apple M4 Max; actual macOS
    - Controllers: | WinWing: URSA MINOR-Fighter-Joystick R | Thrustmaster TCA AIRBUS EDITION: 1x Joystick, 2x Quadrant, 2x Quadrant Add-On | Pro-Flight-Trainer: PUMA X | Logitech: Joystick G Extreme 3D Pro | Steelseries: Nimbus+

    - iPad (12,9", 4th Generation, RAM: 6 GB); actual iOS | Steelseries: Nimbus+

  • With my FS4 on my Mac, I can only assign a button for the landing gear across the board for all aircraft. So if I were to assign the "G" key additionally (!) for the doors as well, the landing gear would always be operated in parallel with the doors.

    Tschüss, Michael (🍎🚁)

    Configurations:

    - MacBook Pro (16", 2024); Chip: Apple M4 Max; actual macOS
    - Controllers: | WinWing: URSA MINOR-Fighter-Joystick R | Thrustmaster TCA AIRBUS EDITION: 1x Joystick, 2x Quadrant, 2x Quadrant Add-On | Pro-Flight-Trainer: PUMA X | Logitech: Joystick G Extreme 3D Pro | Steelseries: Nimbus+

    - iPad (12,9", 4th Generation, RAM: 6 GB); actual iOS | Steelseries: Nimbus+

  • I have noticed the same problem with UH60 doors. I can open some of the rear doors from the pilot seat but cannot close them again. I imagine it's a problem with how the clickspots are set up in the control file. It's actually a very clever and flexible way of doing things if you get it right... But if you get it wrong it won't work correctly. I had a similar thing happen when working on the Buffalo. I could open the canopy but the click spot moved off to some point on the model I couldn't find. I imagine a similar mistake has been made here that can be fairly easily fixed by IPACS when they can find the time... they're always busy. Perhaps they could just let us know they've clocked it and will get to it when they can.

    Matt