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Light up LED1 and LED2 with the dual stage trigger MapKey(&Joystick, S1, LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT ^LED1)) MapKey(&Joystick, S3, LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT ^LED0)) You can individually control the 5 LED's near the friction wheelĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED1)) ĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED2)) ĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED3)) ĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED4)) ĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED5)) LED0 = GlobalbacklightĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_ONOFF, LED_CURRENT -LED0)) If (Init(&EventHandle)) return // Lights output power, Warthog has 6 levelsĪctKey (PULSE +KEYON +LED(&Throttle, LED_INTENSITY,43)) Include "target.tmh" //program startup int main() This is a simple script to control the LED's on the Throttle, and control them via button presses on the Joystick.

Its much safer to use this local file than modify your default, and you can then customize target.tmh per script. tmc instead of the default file in Program Files. Target will always use the target.tmh file in the same directory as your. Target.tmh also has the initial mouse axis commands: The best way to change your target.tmh file safely is go to:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Thrustmaster\TARGET\scriptsĪnd copy the target.tmh file in the installation directory into they same directory as your Target working scripts, for example: Setting relative positioning requires you to edit you target.tmh file, line 197: Any time the Warthog sends a mouse command, it sends a delta to command the moust to move relative to its current position. This mode is useful to position the mouse cursor into a predicable and repeatable position on screen.įrom the bottom of the script startup messages:Ĭonnecting virtual mouse (absolute axes).Done When it sends a wheel up or down, it also registers the X/Y position, and the initial position of the Warthog is (0,0) - center screen.

This is because the Warthog has an absolute mouse mode as default. Every time the Warthog executes a wheel up or down command, the mouse is reset to the center of the screen. MapKey(&Throttle, BSB, AXIS (MOUSE_Z_AXIS, -2, 100)) MapKey(&Throttle, BSF, AXIS (MOUSE_Z_AXIS, 2, 100)) Target can generate simple mouse commands.