@tkyler
Good day to you sir, I hope you are doing very well. I just wanted to do a follow-up, I played around with the issue some more, with the mindset it's "me" problem trying to find a way to tell the Honeycomb Bravo to reverse the motion of the levers so I would not have to use the reverse check box in X-Plane. I was poking around with the "honeycomb configutor", I found the program only assigns buttons and not lever motions. So sadly that was a bust, because if I was able to do that outside of X-Plane, then all would be right as rain.
I do want a stress that this is not a deal breaker for me, because as I illustrated in my little video I was able to work around the issue. I just use the "both lift lever command" and assign it to the go around button on the throttle lever (Opps.), I think I'm supposed to say "thrust lever" lol, and I'm able to fly the airplane with no issues that way.
As a side note, I have had to use the reverse check box from time to time on different aircraft addons. As an example I've had some Carenado aircraft along with Aerobask addons and such, would be configured backwards out of the gate, so therefore I would use the reverse check box to align the thrust levers, to mirror the Sim lever motion has intended. Those aircraft do not have the complexity of the throttle quadrant operations such as yours I do have to say however with the initial release of the aircraft along with version 2.0.1 behavior was a opposite then how it is now. Regardless, I do have an old system 2014 vintage and I have had a windows update with my version a windows which is Win10 Pro. I don't know if that has any bearing. But who knows, windows updates never breaks anything lol Cheers to you sir I'll just keep on rocking and rolling and enjoying the aircraft.
PS: Who knows what adventures a awaits us all when X-Plane 12 comes out. Sarcastically, lol Looking forward to the growing pains with that, hehe. Dion