session drummer key map where can i find the key map so i can assign my midi drums

Yep, addictive drums works fine, but when i went to use session drummer 3, the toms are snares, and snares are bells, and the kick is a cymbol........all i need is the chart from session drummer so i can assign my midi drums...seems a pain inthe ass though, that i need to remap my elec drums every time i change between addictive drums and session drummer, why is it different? annoying!!!

Yeah cool man, but i think i forgot to say in my post its for my yamaha electric drumkit, xrl audio have a chart that shows what the corrosponding midi number for each addictive drum kit piece, open closed hi hat for example......and i just adjust it on the electric drums.........And ive had session drummer working in the past, i just cant remember what i did........but i need that similar chart for session drummer.......otherwise i guess i can go through the 107 different options and find what i want........because yeah they design these drum software packages to work with the most expensive top of the line electric kits, that have 7 different sounds per pad, my kit only has 2 zone on the snare, 3 zone onthe hi hat and 1 zone for the rest........so i have to choose what part of the drum im actually sounding, anyway, thats why there is 107 options.....So yeah, a keymap for session drummer would really help.

Ah yes, awsome thanx brundleftly, yes the midi numbers are much different to addictive drums......Low tom is 45 in session drummer, where as 45 is ride tip cymbol in addictive drums

c\program files\cakewalk\vst plugins/session drummer 3/documentation (standard installation)
for me it is a .chm file
you can find the assignments on the 'using the drum kit' page, down the bottom
 
you can find the output assignment thing by sellecting the 'output' dropdown on the track, should say session drummer 3 i guess, then from that drop down you should be able to choose 'new drum map' or 'drum map manager' among other things.
 
hope that is what you want

 
hope i am understanding correctly and that is what you are looking for

Right-click the Instrument track and choose 'Split Instrument Track' to get separate MIDI and synth audio tracks. Then assign the drum map to the output of the separate MIDI track. Depending on what other MIDI output ports (both physical and virtual) are available in the project you may need to change the default output port assignment of all notes in the drum map to the Session Drummer port (hold Ctrl+Shift while changing the output asignment of the last note after changing the first).
 
Session Drummer will automatically show kit piece names in the Drum Pane of the PRV without a map applied, but looking at the Drum Map will let you see exactly how note numbers/pitches are mapped to the different kit pieces/articulations.

Thanx everyone for your awsome help, cheers!!!