@YogiKlatt-CIG I am working with the new throttle/strafe/accelerator/speed limiter changes and have come up against a little problem that I am hoping you can help with. I am using dual sticks and before the updates, my setup was very simple and crude but worked for me. - Turn on Cruise Control to keep my ship at SCM at all time and shut it off to go to 0 - If I needed to speed up I would toggle off my speed limiter allowing me to max it out - I would toggle it on/off as needed to boost or lose speed back to SCM - If I really needed finer control I would use speed limiter increase/decrease - For landing and taking off I had strafe forward/backward set to the twist of my stick - if I needed to stop I would use spacebrake Other than that I did not really mess with anything else speed wise ---------------- After the update Spacebrake now shuts Cruise Control off so I am attempting to adapt and figure out a new way of using the new changes and have run into a bit of a snag - I am using Throttle forward/backward (rel.) to regulate my speed on the twist of my stick - If I need to speed up I toggle off my speed limiter allowing me to max it out - I toggle it on/off as needed to boost or lose speed back to SCM - if I need to stop I would use spacebrake So it is sorta working the same except one MAJOR issue... When I want to slow down and come to a stop at 0 speed, because the Throttle forward/backward (rel.) works so well if I throttle back I will then start travelling in reverse up to my maximum speed. Getting to 0 and staying there is extremely tough, and I have tried multiple ways and bindings to achieve this. Is there a way or could you possibly add a key bind to "Set speed to 0" or "Set SCM to 0"? This would allow players the ability to stop the forward movement of their ship via keybind, which could then be used on sticks, voice attack, streamdeck, game glass, controller, and even mouse and keyboard assisting everyone across the board. Thanks for taking the time to read this and if there is already a way to do this I apologize for not finding it.