"Failed to find semantic" in X52 bind profiles

[Vanadil]

Hi Guys,

I'm trying to add the X52 Bind profile into the game, but the error log is displaying the below (Not that the normal K+M bindings seem to show up and work)

There where errors when loading preset file: HCSPacks X52.binds
Failed to find semantic: MouseReset
Failed to find semantic: TargetWingman0
Failed to find semantic: TargetWingman1
Failed to find semantic: TargetWingman2
Failed to find semantic: SelectTargetsTarget
Failed to find semantic: WingNavLock
Failed to find semantic: TargetNextRouteSystem
Failed to find semantic: RadarRangeAxis
Failed to find semantic: PhotoCameraToggle
Failed to find semantic: FocusOnTextEntryField
Failed to find semantic: SystemMapOpen
Failed to find semantic: HeadlookIncrement
Failed to find semantic: HeadlookResetOnToggle
Failed to find semantic: HeadlookSensitivity



Does anyone please have a working X52 set-up / know a quick fix to this problem other than finding the offending lines and adding / editing them manually?! :S

Thanks!

[AstraLogic]

Ugh! That's disgusting Best thing to do, choose your control device in game fresh - Then match up the keybindings from the video in tutorials - takes 10 or 15 minutes.

[RedRayg]

Hopefully someone who has knowledge of this will be along shortly.

[Gangrel]

What happened is that the profile that came supplied with the voice pack is now out of date. I am talking to the guy who made them to see what the state of play with updating them is.

The "fastest" method would be to rename the binds file to something else, and to then restart from scratch really.

The keybinds that our profiles use as "standard" are as follows

Action	Keybind
0% Engines	X
100% Engines (Reverse)	NumPad Subtract
100% Engines (Forward)	NumPad Add
25% Engines (Reverse)	NumPad 7
25% Engines (Forward)	NumPad 1
50% Engines (Reverse)	NumPad 8
50% Engines (Forward)	NumPad 2
75% Engines (Reverse)	NumPad 9
75% Engines (Forward)	NumPad 3
Afterburners	Tab
Balance Power	Down Arrow
Cargo Scoop	Home
Chaff	C
Comms Panel	2
Cycle Next Hostile Ship	H
Cycle Next Ship	G
Cycle Next Subsystem	I
Cycle Previous Hostile Ship	N
Cycle Previous Ship	B
Cycle Previous Subsystem	K
Decrease Sensor Range	Page Down
Emergency Stop	J
External Camera	F1
Flight Assist	Z
Galaxy Map	/
Hard Points	U
Heatsink	V
Increase Sensor Range	Page Up
Jump Drive	J
Landing Gear	L
Lights	Insert
Look Ahead	2
Next Fire Group	. (fullstop)
Next System In Route	M
Power To Engines	Up Arrow
Power To Systems	Left Arrow
Power To Weapons	Right Arrow
Previous Fire Group	, (comma)
Radar	3
Select Highest Threat	Y
Select Target Ahead	T
Shield Cell	#
Silent Running	Delete
Supercruise	Numpad Divide
System Map	;
Wingman 1	8
Wingman 2	9
Wingman 3	0
Wingman NavLock	Right Shift
Wingmans Target	Right Ctrl

I hope that helps you out.

[Vanadil]

Nice one, thanks guys. I'll upload my binds when I'm complete in case anyone else has the same issue

[ForumAdmin]

Thank you for letting us know :-) will we will be updating the bindings in the packs !

[Vanadil]

Ah ok I'll leave it to the official version then . Selecting X52 and adding the list that Gangrel provided only took 20 mins or so. Job done. Thanks guys

[Gangrel]

Ah ok I'll leave it to the official version then . Selecting X52 and adding the list that Gangrel provided only took 20 mins or so. Job done. Thanks guys

The plus side of doing it this way, is that if buy a new voice pack, when you install it the profile is *already* ready to go once you load it up into voice attack.

We aim to keep the keybindings the same across all the profiles.

[RedRayg]

I may be being dumb here, but once our systems are set up and the relevant keys bound, how does one create a new 'bind' file to possibly share with others who have similar gear? I can't see any way to 'save' the file and in ED it just shows up as 'custom'.

[Vanadil]

Nope, just me making an assumption that I could export it and be helpful. Seemingly not able

Oh well, hopefully this thread itself will be help enough

[ForumAdmin]

I may be being dumb here, but once our systems are set up and the relevant keys bound, how does one create a new 'bind' file to possibly share with others who have similar gear? I can't see any way to 'save' the file and in ED it just shows up as 'custom'.

Hey Red the blinding files are store in the following folder C;\user\usernamer\AppData\Local\frontierDevelopmen ts\EliteDangerours\options\bindings

and it will be called Custom.binds

[RedRayg]

Doh! Told you I was being dumb. All I have to do then is change the name of the file to something like Saitek Cessna, and it should show up in the ED binding options.
Cheers Paul