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Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - SLiiDE - 2012-04-06 01:55 This is a way to bind indicators to buttons on your wheel WITHOUT the use of scrips. This is very simple and takes seconds. Most people proberbly know this, but some people don't so here it goes: Step 1: While in-game go into Options --> Controls Step 2: Select either the 'CTRL +' or 'ALT +' tab. Im going to use CTRL + (Doesn't really matter what one you choose, as your going to re bind them anyway) Step 3: To the right of the 'Keyboard' column and to the left of the 'Wheel buttons' column there is blank boxes (or filled with text if you already use binds). You will need 3 empty boxes to use. Put the following into the boxes, im going to use CTRL + F10-F2. It should look like this: Step 4: In the column to the the far right (Wheel Buttons), press the '[none]' and press a button on your wheel you want to use as each bind. /press 7 = Indicator left /press 8 = Indicator right /press 0 = Indicators off RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Arni:) - 2012-04-06 07:29 that's nice!! but you need 3 buttons, in my wheel are 2 buttons for the indicators, witch scripts the button are for run and stop the indicators RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Pete - 2012-04-06 12:58 My indicators are split across 2 buttons. Turn left on: press button 1 Turn left off: press button 1 again etc. RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Audiojack - 2012-04-06 13:16 Nice. The program I use is still better though since it includes the clicking sound of the relay and it also stops the indicator when you straighten the wheel This is nice way to do it if you don't want external programs or scripts though. RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - SLiiDE - 2012-04-06 14:19 i used to use that but ive lost it now xD RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Cola - 2012-04-06 14:36 (2012-04-06 13:16)Audiojack Wrote: Nice. The program I use is still better though since it includes the clicking sound of the relay and it also stops the indicator when you straighten the wheel Sounds nice, what program is that? RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - ZsoLT - 2012-04-06 14:57 Canceling turn signals + Audible indicators I use that too. RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Audiojack - 2012-04-06 16:08 Yeah, it should be on LFSforum. If the dl link doesn't work then someone can upload it here I guess. (I can't because I won't be back home until monday.) RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Roba - 2012-04-06 16:34 3 free buttons? If I had free buttons I would use them for more binds RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - ZsoLT - 2012-04-06 17:07 (2012-04-06 16:08)Audiojack Wrote: Yeah, it should be on LFSforum. If the dl link doesn't work then someone can upload it here I guess. (I can't because I won't be back home until monday.) Link is in my post. RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Audiojack - 2012-04-06 19:17 Ah, yes. Didn't notice as I was writing on my phone. I recommend the program to everyone RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Roba - 2012-04-06 19:48 * Roba Sees. Downloads. Wonders. Throws everything on a trashcan and plays minecraft RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Ash - 2012-04-07 08:38 If you only have two buttons on your wheel... Do this. It basically works like: Press to turn on, press to turn off. Simples IndicateLeft.lfs Wrote:/echo < < < IndicateRight.lfs Wrote:/echo > > > IndicateOff.lfs Wrote:/echo - - - Then to ensure these commands are always in place when you execute LFS, open LFS > Data > Scripts > autoexec.lfs Then create a new line, add: /ctrlf 11 //IndicateRight /ctrlf 12 //IndicateLeft Done RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Roba - 2012-04-07 19:59 Ash can you make a clear tutorial from that? Would be much appreciated RE: Indicators on Wheel - No scripts - Ash - 2012-04-07 21:03 Basically, every quote ive done, is a notepad file with the extension .lfs rather than .txt - Save these in your LFS > Data > Scripts folder. Then open LFS, and there you go. |