Bert_Foster Posted October 1 Posted October 1 (edited) What is the "Toggle" section in the keybindings really used for ? What does it mean ? Edited October 1 by Bert_Foster
1C Game Studios LukeFF Posted October 1 1C Game Studios Posted October 1 For discrete on/off or next/previous functions, instead of a single button that cycles through every option, like the cockpit lights, gunsight, and bomb release modes.
67thFBS_Heiden Posted Sunday at 05:23 AM Posted Sunday at 05:23 AM I didn't realize! I need to take a harder look at those commands. JOCHEN HEIDEN, MAJ, USAF Commander, 67th Fighter Bomber Squadron Check out my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jochenheiden Join my Discord Server: https://discord.gg/VVwpgrqNbd
1C Game Studios LukeFF Posted Monday at 12:34 AM 1C Game Studios Posted Monday at 12:34 AM Yes, they're quite helpful and make both toggle switches and encoders even more useful now. 🙂
TimTom420 Posted yesterday at 08:14 AM Posted yesterday at 08:14 AM On 10/5/2026 at 8:34 AM, LukeFF said: Yes, they're quite helpful and make both toggle switches and encoders even more useful now. 🙂 These dedicated state bindings work exceptionally well with button boxes using Joystick Gremlin or Virpil controls, allowing ON and OFF positions to register independent inputs 1
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