Well if you noticed in my earlier post, the "Z" key is used for verticle take off. It's a player control but making it a vehicle control isn't a problem. The only problem is that players won't be able to re-map it. Controls and ideas still need to be tested so anything is subject to change. I'm almost at the point to where I can test some controls...

I want to remap my keys myself, I have specific setup for my keys and they work just great, at least for me

oh yes, I know what u mean, cause u don't use the same action when u are as soldier and as pilot, but yes u can use the same key

cause u cannot crouch if u are in ur vehicle, so u can use the same key again

Well if you noticed in my earlier post, the "Z" key is used for verticle take off. It's a player control but making it a vehicle control isn't a problem. The only problem is that players won't be able to re-map it. Controls and ideas still need to be tested so anything is subject to change. I'm almost at the point to where I can test some controls...

Whoops, sorry.

Golden Dragon wrote:

If you write the controls.con file in note pad, you won´t get it, and it´s also possible to bind multiple actions to the same button or key.

In BF2, this is not possible, cause u get an error, the key is already assigned

I have done it, and it works very well. The crouch key, pick up key and launch missile key are bind to the same button, for instance.

If you write the controls.con file in note pad, you won´t get it, and it´s also possible to bind multiple actions to the same button or key.

In BF2, this is not possible, cause u get an error, the key is already assigned

yes, but that's a human control, not vehicle control

I hope when binding the keys, we don' get a error like: duplicate key found in 'common controls' and when u check it, u don't see the key

I know what you mean. It is an annoying feature in bf2. If you write the controls.con file in note pad, you won´t get it, and it´s also possible to bind multiple actions to the same button or key.

"Became a star in 1977 as he played the loveable android R2D2 in the first Star Wars film, eventually he will appear in all 6 star wars films."

A human didn't play the R2 units in the movies. The R2 unit will still be there, but no one will be able to play it.

Well in the first movies, the R2 DID (atleast some times) have a guy inside of it. Just have a look at starwars.com. He was a small guy, sure, but he was in the wee droid!

BTW
He was going to play the ewok who finds Leia, but got sick so they brought in the guy who later did Willow!

http://www.starwars.com/bio/kennybaker.html
http://www.kennybaker.co.uk/pictures.html

I hope when binding the keys, we don' get a error like: duplicate key found in 'common controls' and when u check it, u don't see the key