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Lock On Modern Air Combat Mods
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If you've manually removed files by way of an un-install attempt, AFAIK you're going to stuff up a clean un-install anyway.
I'm not an XP/Windows guru but I did a little delving around and found the following that might help ..
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310750
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314481
If editing the Registry is scary, then here's a link to a tool that supposedly does the same job.. I haven't an opinion on it as I haven't used it (although I've used something similar in the past) .. you should probably do a little research first, or maybe someone else here can point you in a good direction.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/AddRemove_..ner_d5111.html
Finally .. once you're squared up @ step one again you need to identify that you have the required hardware and software to run the simulation as advertised. It sounds like you got caught short initially without a good enough graphics card! Do a search of the forums and see what specs other people have for their gaming platform for Lock On.
Solid & meticulous preparation is the key to painless software installs.
I hope this post has some use for you,
Cheers!
I'm not an XP/Windows guru but I did a little delving around and found the following that might help ..
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310750
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314481
If editing the Registry is scary, then here's a link to a tool that supposedly does the same job.. I haven't an opinion on it as I haven't used it (although I've used something similar in the past) .. you should probably do a little research first, or maybe someone else here can point you in a good direction.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/AddRemove_..ner_d5111.html
Finally .. once you're squared up @ step one again you need to identify that you have the required hardware and software to run the simulation as advertised. It sounds like you got caught short initially without a good enough graphics card! Do a search of the forums and see what specs other people have for their gaming platform for Lock On.
Solid & meticulous preparation is the key to painless software installs.
I hope this post has some use for you,
Cheers!
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You need to know how to assign buttons and axis or how to actually control the aircraft?
I will assume that you know the principles of controlling an aircraft.
Usually the Joysticks are autodetected by Lock On and buttons and axis are preassigned. But if you want to modify them you need to go to Options menu from your game, make the switch turn in to 'Input' zone by clicking it and the from the top left select via the drop down list the X52 controller. After your joystick is selected you can chose to modify buttons or axis via a smaller drop down list to the right of the first one.
The controls are grouped (for buttons) in 4 categories: Views, Flight, Combat and Other. Also, bellow the controller selection drop down list you have another one for selecting the flight mode.. I suggest you to live it in 'all' position for start.
Then just pick a command from the list by clicking it select 'change' and press a button. For axis you will have to select it from a small dropdown list that appears to you once you press change.
Modify first the basics.. or even just see were some controls are without modifying them.
Also.. read the manual for further instructions.
Good Luck!
I will assume that you know the principles of controlling an aircraft.
Usually the Joysticks are autodetected by Lock On and buttons and axis are preassigned. But if you want to modify them you need to go to Options menu from your game, make the switch turn in to 'Input' zone by clicking it and the from the top left select via the drop down list the X52 controller. After your joystick is selected you can chose to modify buttons or axis via a smaller drop down list to the right of the first one.
The controls are grouped (for buttons) in 4 categories: Views, Flight, Combat and Other. Also, bellow the controller selection drop down list you have another one for selecting the flight mode.. I suggest you to live it in 'all' position for start.
Then just pick a command from the list by clicking it select 'change' and press a button. For axis you will have to select it from a small dropdown list that appears to you once you press change.
Modify first the basics.. or even just see were some controls are without modifying them.
Also.. read the manual for further instructions.
Good Luck!