plicpriest1

I did find the HidDemo. Looking into it I was fairly blown away. That said, the raildriver does have levers and buttons. Interestingly enough certain buttons have had an effect in FSX before (daughter came along and started pushing the buttons). Im using P3D now, but it is interesting that there was a connection. Tracking that down could be another matter though. Yes this could be quite a task. I just see a perfectly good resource without spending the extra $$$$$. Hmm I guess step 1 is doing some research. Perhaps taking an already made .lua and modifying it to suite my needs. Brian

Yes I have the drivers for it. Unfortunately after installing them windows still does not recognize the raildriver. Ok im interested in writing my own plug-in. Admittedly my skills in the world of programming are lacking (read nearly non existent). That said I am willing to learn and experiment. So to make my own plug in, will I need to open a new notepad file or modify an existing one? Also for what it is worth, in my FSUIPC folder in modules there is an Aerosoft F-14 LUA. Should I reference this as a template? Again thank you for your time Brian Edit: also I did find the documentation in the FSUIPC modules, just need to know how to utilize the advanced info

Ok Win 7 does not recognize the device. That said the drivers for it are PI engineering macroworks 3.1. So the question is: how can I get windows to recognize the raildriver as a gaming device?\ Thank you Brian

Hello all! I have a raildriver desktop cab controller (Ya ya I like trains). Im also broke and want to have new hardware for interacting with my P3D. How do I get fsuipc to see my raildriver? It has tons of buttons levers and switches. Only thing is when I try to assign the buttons and levers and switches, it is as if my raildriver doesnt exist. It is really only a box so I figure it should work. Has anybody else tried this? What would be a good place to start in trying to make this work? Thank you in advance, Brian