HELP - Keymapping trim

[pShootr]

New to IL2  steep learning curve;

 

When I set trim it only works for pitch in my 190.. I can not get keymapper to work.. in other words.. in Key mapper say trim roll is set to page up and insrt  but will not have affect in 109 or 190

 

When in the 190, my pitch trim works  mapped to joystick but roll will not work.

 

Also,  in 190, flaps automatically go to 10% or 60% but in 109 it is 1% increments.

 

Where do all the pilots hang out on?  Teamspeak somewhere?  Discord is dead so I am having to learn via reading posts and sifting thru lots of data which is hard when learning to fly in VR 

 

THANKS !

[Sokol1]

First, not all planes has trim for aileron (roll), elevator (pitch) and rudder (yaw).

 

Bf 109 and Fw 190 has trim for rudder (yaw)  elevator (pitch) only, and for some reason they use different names for the same (or similar) function.

 

Bf 109 is "Stabilizer Adjust" - can assign in joystick buttons/HAT, keys or axis* (Fiat Mc.202 share the same assignment).

 

Fw 190 is "Fw-190 adjustable stabilizer" up and down.

 

For other planes is "Pitch trim up" and "down".

 

*Assign trim on axis is exclusivity of Bf 109 and Mc.202 and other plane - I think.. Ju 52.

 

Despite the various names for "trim" you can assign the same keys or joystick buttons/HAT for all different trim names - because every plane has only one type or trim,  so no "collateral effect" and keep things simple.

Edited November 16, 2017 by Sokol1

[curiousGamblerr]

First, not all planes has trim for aileron (roll), elevator (pitch) and rudder (yaw).

 

Bf 109 and Fw 190 has trim for rudder (yaw) only, and for some reason they use different names for the same (or similar) function.

 

Bf 109 is "Stabilizer Adjust" - can assign in joystick buttons/HAT, keys or axis* (Fiat Mc.202 share the same assignment).

 

Fw 190 is "Fw-190 adjustable stabilizer" up and down.

 

For other planes is "Pitch trim up" and "down".

 

*Assign trim on axis is exclusivity of Bf 109 and Mc.202 and other plane - I think.. Ju 52.

 

Despite the various names for "trim" you can assign the same keys or joystick buttons/HAT for all different trim names - because every plane has only one type or trim,  so no "collateral effect" and keep things simple.

 

You mean elevator (pitch) here, surely? 109 and 190 definitely don't have in-flight rudder trim