4/3/2024 0 Comments Sims 3 bin file edits![]() The profile looks in the keyfile it is pointing to and uses the callback name to get the corresponding keyboard key which it then sends to BMS and BMS acts on that keyboard key to find the correct callback from its own keyfile. The Helios profile and BMS need to see an identical set of bindings for the actual keybinds that the profile uses. The original instructions were meant to provide an easy installation for a new user but for an experienced user it’s easier just to scrap the C:\Bin\Keyfile and just carry out all modifications to the one in BMS and point the profile at by inferring from this conversation and taking a quick look at the profile HPF file - which doesn’t seem to bind any actions to the keyboard (apart from the Airport stuff and used for LUA scripting and the comms menu, which is “immutable” anyway) - it seems to me there is no need to change the BMS config (BMS - Full in AL’s case) at all? ![]() Yes, that’s quite true, you can swap keybinds without having to modify the profile but this is going beyond what the original instructions were intended for, and in that case you would need to edit both keyfiles. If the keyfile used in BMS is referenced the user could rebind an existing callback used in the profile to another keyboard key with the tool of his choice AL, ExcelKeyfile Edit or manually with an Texteditor and in oder to have Helios pick up that change only opening the Profile in Editor and resave would be required He would then need to make these changes in his keyfile as well as the keyfile referenced in the profile and open the profile and save it again. If a user want’s to make changes to callback Keybind, let’s say because he still uses the keyboard alongside and is not happy with a key combination and want to swap the keybinds of 2 callbacks. Love your work, I have a different understanding of the usage of the keyfile in the Helios Falcon Interface. I have JanJan’s VA plugin usually for showing/hiding pilot and the other SIM stuff. ![]() if I was comfortable enough I could/would have added extra SIM buttons to the SYSTEM panel…one day.įinally, adding the pilotlegs combo was primarily to help me test the profile, all my gear (HOTAS and TrackIR) are in a box and I’m only able to get them out occasionally. That’s about as brave as it gets for me in the editor. I’m not wedded to the keyboard, though those features are sometimes invaluable: like resetting TrackIR when you forgot to start it before going into the pit and of course, hiding the pilot when using said TrackIR (my old neck struggles to look around my sad beer belly )Īlso, I use the Alternate Launcher, so copy and pasted the key file over the BMS - Full key file that AL uses and point to this file in the Profile Editor (on the recommendation of on the FL Discord). Note that this new key file has to be added to the C:\Bin\Keyfile folder as well as the BMS config folder since the profile is configured to look in the C:\Bin\Keyfile folder for its key file. This should give the same keyboard combinations as the original full key file except for frame rate which is mapped to the FPS button on the system menu in the profile. ![]() Original thinking was to eliminate the need for a keyboard completely, but to re-enable the keyboard combinations try this: ![]()
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