car model template

Hi, ive search The forums but cant find a answer, i would like to have a car model template, a solid option to use this controller with a rc car.I love deviation for my helis but would ve even better to race my car with The same controller.Is it possible to have The same basis functions as with a dedicated car controller? with reverse and brake and so on.

Thanks

Here's the current .ini for my E-MAXX. The brake/reverse mixer will probably need tweaked for your machine. There's also a ton of extra stuff for my camera and such that could be stripped out.

Great will have a look, thanks alot.

Ive had some time now to look trough your config and it does not work on my devo 7e with fw4.0, when i load it forces my controller to reboot.
Anyways maybe you could give me some help how i would go about making my own config with just a simple throttle/reverse channel on my left stick and a servo/steering on my ail channel right stick.
i have throttle channel with simple 1 to 1 in the mixer, and the same with my ail channel to use for steering servo.Iam not sure what settings to use in the mixer ?

Not a car guy, but it should be similar to my yachts modulo them not having a reverse. Which IIUC will vary depending on the ESC and its settings.

Sound like you've go out the mixer set right already. What's it doing wrong, or what would you like to change?

I just used a 13-point mixer for throttle, giving it a quick -25 spike then back to 0 for the brake, and then a gradual curve to -50 for reverse. It works pretty well, but took a lot of trial and error to get right for my application.
Here's that section of my model.ini.These values will probably need tweaked for your ESC. I'm using a Traxxas EVX-2.

Thanks guys, i was thinking that the mixer/channel settings was the problem but finally today i noticed that the ppm channel mapping on my 433mhz system was all wrong, got it sorted now.

The problem I found with a non-sprung throttle stick (ie. no return-to-middle) is that in the heat of driving it's very hard to get the stick back to a "0" point. I had quite a deadband defined in mine for my Tamiya Frog, but still couldn't reliably get it to do what I wanted. Maybe Epyon's "spike" could help...

I actually removed The screw holding back the throttle stick on my devo 7e so throttle stick now springs back to Middle when release,