[mikkowl]

Saluti Walter

Your English is a bit difficult to understand. But I will try to help

THROTTLE_1_AXIS=2joyz
THROTTLE_2_AXIS=3joyx

Do you understand how to assign your throttles and wheel brakes? The "non-g940" folder. Throttle 1 and throttle 2, etc.

I ask because: your mikkonfig.ini file shows that your throttle 1 and throttle 2 are not on the same control device. You set Throttle 1 to the Saitek Yoke (axis Z) and Throttle 2 is the Saitek Quadrant (Axis X, the left, first, lever). Is this really how you wanted?

mine controls configuration for Hotas are those:

http://s614.photobucket.com/albums/tt22 ... -41-01.jpg

You must clear (empty, unassign) the POWER and the BRAKE. Because we use multi-throttle and DeviceLink instead of the HOTAS of IL-2 to control brakes and power. If they are not cleared, then the wrong engine can move (and more evil things).

Also, you must make sure that your throttle 1, 2 and wheel brakes are not assigned to anything in IL-2 HOTAS either. If they are, then one axis can do several things at the same time. For example it can control throttle + flaps at the same time Not good.

-If I move the pitch control this isn't regular because I can change only the right engine pitch and the left engine go in the same position of the right only moving one throttle so I haven't control of pitch left engine

Multi-throttle does not have support for individual prop. pitch axis. So this is how crazy the Il-2 prop pitch works. It is meant to work that (bad) way. In IL-2, if we change something on engine 1, then select engine 2, then engine 2 will copy the settings from engine 1. It is like this always: select another engine, and it will copy the old engine settings. Multi-throttle can avoid it only with the throttle settings.

-I don't understand how configurate the feather propeller

You have to edit the mikkonfig.ini file.

TOGGLE_ENGINE_1_KEY=no
TOGGLE_ENGINE_2_KEY=no
TOGGLE_ENGINE_3_KEY=no
TOGGLE_ENGINE_4_KEY=no
FEATHER_PROP_1_KEY=no
FEATHER_PROP_2_KEY=no
FEATHER_PROP_3_KEY=no
FEATHER_PROP_4_KEY=no

Change "no" for the feather prop 1 and 2 into a button on a controller, or a keyboard key. To assign one of your controller buttons, you write for example:

3joy1

3 means "device 3" (the saitek quadrant for you). "joy" means it is a controller device. "1" means button 1. On the saitek quadrant (which I also have), button 1 and 2 is the left switch. 3 and 4 is the middle switch. 5 and 6 is the right switch.

Maybe an easier way for you is this:

1. instead of "joy" bla bla, you can try writing "^1" and "^2", like this:

FEATHER_PROP_1_KEY=^1
FEATHER_PROP_2_KEY=^2

This means "CTRL 1" and "CTRL 2" on your keyboard.

2. Then, you can just assign (with the saitek profiler) CTRL 1 and 2 to any button of the Yoke or the Quadrant. You can use any other keys, does not have to be 1 and 2. Instead of "^" (Control) you can use "!" (Alt) or "+" (shift).

Warning: you will not be able to use the keys for anything else when running multi-throttle. For example, if you just write "1", you will not be able to use "1" for anything else. Not even for typing.

I hope this helps