Are you using the assigned throttle axis or the throttle lever clickspot?
Hi Jan,
I am using the throttle axis, have Saitek X52 Pro assigned to Throttle in the settings. With the Piper Cub the Controls.Throttle1 seems to work, so that I find strange.
Please check if the copilot.tmc files have the same set of parameters for the engines. EngineCount should be 1, Piston should be true.
Please check if the copilot.tmc files have the same set of parameters for the engines. EngineCount should be 1, Piston should be true.
Thanks a lot, that was it 
I did not think about that the copilot.tmc file could have any impact. With the suggested additions, Controls.Throttle1 works correctly now.
Jet-Pack (IPACS) What is the copilot.tmc file? Is there any documentation for it explaining what it is needed for, what parameters are needed, and what they are used for?
The copilot.tmc is a set of parameters that the copilot uses to fly the airplane and to control the systems. This is mainly the mass of the airplane, wing area, flap airspeeds, gear extension speed and things like that. It also defines what the copilot knows about the autopilot in the aircraft and what buttons it can push or modes it can use.
But the copilot also takes care of the throttle mixing. So if you only assign Controls.Throttle it diverts it to single engine throttle Controls.Throttle1 or multi engine throttle Controls.Throttle1, Controls.Throttle2, etc. depending on what the aircraft has defined in the copilot.tmc file.
aenbacka Just to clarify things, is the Carbon Cub project something that is intended to be released as a commercial payware product?
Nope, free it will of course be😀 But I investigate the best tools to use for any forthcoming projects😀
Excellent if it is provided free of charge for the community, but it is just as valid if it should be paid for. 
Excellent if it is provided free of charge for the community, but it is just as valid if it should be paid for.
For me this is a great practise project for future efforts, this is a a great community and I am happy to be able to contribute something here😀
A short demo video of the Carbon Cub inside Aerofly FS4, did a little flying around
Nice work, thanks!😀 Will need to take the Cub and explore the area.
Pretty cool landing with the Cub, need to consider that livery too😀
Nice livery! With a view of the interior, just as impressive
We should try to contact crispy136 I don't know if he is still active on this forum?
Nevertheless he created this livery for MSFS
Looked at the demo flight, were the ailerons, rudder, elevator 3D control surfaces actually hooked up to the tmd file? I did not see any movement of the control surfaces in the video. Could you make a short video where you taxi around and show all the deflection ranges for flaps, rudder, elevator, and ailerons?
Looked at the demo flight, were the ailerons, rudder, elevator 3D control surfaces actually hooked up to the tmd file? I did not see any movement of the control surfaces in the video. Could you make a short video where you taxi around and show all the deflection ranges for flaps, rudder, elevator, and ailerons?
There are still work to be done on those, but rudder is properly animating at least. Yes I can make a short video on the ground as well, and test the different movements. I hope to very soon test out the updated 3d model with some initial cockpit interiors.
Here is a short taxiing demo video
Some progress with the cockpit panel, texturing is however still in progress.
Short video of the Carbon Cub cockpit interiors. We have had some texturing issues, some artifact lines visible on e.g., the seats (which are not present on the original textures). What could cause this?
