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| '''Control Bindings'''
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| '''Single- and Multicrew Experience'''
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| The OH-58D Kiowa Warrior is a two-seater aircraft where the workload is shared
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| between Pilot and Copilot.
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| In order to separate and manage the inputs available to each position, we have
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| created two separate input profiles, one for each seat. The profiles can be selected
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| from the drop-down list of aircraft in the Controls page and are named ‘OH-58D Pilot’
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| and ‘OH-58D Copilot’.
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| In order to facilitate solo flight in DCS World, we have set up the control system in
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| such a fashion that a solo player may control both the Pilot and Copilot inputs from a
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| single seat.
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| When in a solo mission, or in a multiplayer environment where there is no
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| second player in the aircraft, the player may switch seats at will, using the ‘Switch to
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| Pilot Seat’ or ‘Switch to Copilot Seat’ commands.
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| From either seat the player has access to all inputs of both Pilot and Copilot.
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| In the event of a control binding conflict, the priority is given to the currently occupied
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| seat.
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| For example, if the player binds the ‘OH-58D Pilot’ input ‘Fire Weapon [1st Detent]’ to
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| the ‘Enter’ key, and also binds the ‘OH-58D Copilot’ input ‘Fire Laser’ to the ‘Enter’ key,
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| then when the player sits in the Pilot seat, activation of the ‘Enter’ key will fire the
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| weapons, but when sitting in the Copilot seat, it will fire the laser.
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| When a second player joins the aircraft in a multiplayer environment, the inputs are
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| restricted to the occupied position. For example, a player in the Pilot position will no
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| longer be able to use the ‘Fire Laser’ input.
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| '''Suggested Control Bindings'''
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| The following diagrams show suggested bindings for the DCS OH-58D Kiowa Warrior.
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| These are based on the most commonly used inputs in DCS missions, and are based
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| on the use of standard HOTAS hardware.
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| [[File:TM_Control_Diagrams-01.jpg|300px]]
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| [[File:TM_Control_Diagrams-02.jpg|300px]]
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