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TR Meteor F3/F8 throttle issue

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SSI01

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I'm having a little problem with the throttle settings for TRA's Meteor F3/F8 in FS9. The engines start normally, flap and speed brake controls work normally, and all gauges read any input they are meant to read. All control surfaces respond to joystick movement as well. The only thing that does not give a response is throttle input. After engine start this can be advanced to the stops and the engines remain at idle, brakes on or brakes off. RPM gauges also continue to read at idle settings no matter what. I've opened the joystick calibration window in the sim and ensured the slider is shown as moving fully forward and back. What needs to be tweaked in the config file for the joystick input to get a response? Thanks!
 
If im thinking right, the TR model is the old Alphasim freeware model optimized for CFS2, try installing the original Alpha model and adding the skins to it, might be a lot easyer than messing with the Cfg

cheers ian
 
You are absolutely correct, and the fix worked as you said. In fact, I saved some space by discovering I had a couple of duplicated textures. Thank you!
 
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