John Dowson

0x66C0 is free to use. What do you mean by 'but that is not working'?

Changing the plane can result in the profile not being used. However, sounds like the FSUIPC7.ini file isn't being saved. Can you please check that you have not installed in a windows protected folder, such as under Documents or Program Files. If so, please re-install into a different and non-windows protected location. So FSUIPC7 is crashing? Please check the installation location first, but if your problems persist please attach your FSUIPC7.ini and FSUIPC7.log files. John

And? Just ignore it. There are many issues with the MSFS logging console. See https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/console-log-message-issue-repeated-log-messages-make-console-unusable John

The currently available trial license is still valid - at least until the end of today. I will provide a new trial license on Tuesday the 1st November.

Your ini file (extract) is rather strange, as lua assignments such as 64=N81,9,L54:R,0 -{lshift+Q: Press=Lua DC6_RPM_24 }- should really be written as: 64=N81,9,CL54:R,0 -{lshift+Q: Press=Lua DC6_RPM_24 }- i.e. with a C before the L. I don't know why the 'C' is missing from your assignments... However, I have corrected for the lua/preset confusion for luas with an index of 64 or greater in the attached version if you would like to try it. This should automatically re-write your ini correctly. Any issues, please attach your full FSUIPC7.ini file. Sorry about this - I am surprised that this hasn't been reported previously... Regards, John FSUIPC7.exe

Correct No. Edit the ini file when FSUIPC7 isn't running, or if it is running, only edit when the axes assignment panel is open (as you are editing an axis calibration assignment), and once you have made the changes, click the Reload button to reload the changes. John

Opentrack (or Smoothtrack) maybe using FSUIPC, but I don't know anything about this software and cannot really advise, especially when using such an old version of FSUIPC. Not helpful to me, as I don't know that software, so not much point posting screenshots here. If you post anything for me to look at, it should be your FSUIPC3.ini files so I can see what, if anything, is assigned to control the view. You can also try activating logging for Axes Controls, and see if what view pan controls are logged when you use the headtracker. I would check this, and the Smoothtrack/Opentrack support forums. Sorry, but - as I said, I just don't think I can help you with this. John

Could you please attach your full FSUIPC7.ini file. What was your previous version? There has been no change in this area for a while... It looks like the control numbers I am using for lua files are clashing with the ones for presets (when the lua file number is > 63), which is a bit worrying... I will check this (tomorrow), but please first attach your ini file. Thanks, John

Sorry but I don't think I can help you with this. Does FSUIPC3 have anything to do with this? i.e. is the head tracker seen and assigned in FSUIPC3? I only have experience with TrackIR and that interfaces directly with the FS, and so FSUIPC is not involved. I suspect it to be the same in your set-up, and the issue is most probably related to the Smoothtrack software - have you tried their support? Why? I would assume that it is sending its output to what you have selected, namely FS2002/2004 John

That is strange...it shouldn't matter whether FSUIPC is started before MSFS, auto-started by MSFS, or manually started after MSFS has started. Could you maybe check this again (i.e. use auto-start) to see if you get the same issue. Thanks, John

Can you please attach your FSUIPC7.ini and FSUIPC7.log files and I will take a look. Do you see anything registered in that window (i.e. joystick number or letter and axis letter)? If so, please let me know what is registered. John

No problem.

You can reverse an axis in two ways, The first, an easiest way, is to do this in the calibration window. Note that if you have assigned your toe brake axis using 'Send direct to FSUIPC calibration' then you should always calibrate anyway. Please see the section on calibration in the FSUIPC User guide. The 2nd way to reverse an axis is to use FSUIPC's axis scaling facilities, This is described in the Advanced User guide, but you basically just add ,*-1 to the end of the axis assignment line (when FSUIPC4 not running) in your FSUIPC4.ini file. However, you should certainly do this via calibration when possible. You can also filter out spikes and add a calibration slope (to change the sensitivity of the axis around the centre and extremes) in the calibration tab. John

I cannot see how this topic is in any way related to the issue you are posting about - condition levers not working. There are various topics already posted on this issue - please see the following and if you still have questions then either post in this topic or start a new topic: This issue reported in this topic has been identified and now fixed in the latest FSUIPC release 7.3.13 which has now been released, so I am closing this topic now. John

A better place for this question would be the LINDA support forum. But LINDA is a graphical front-end to the Lua interface provided by FSUIPC, providing sets of aircraft-specific lua scripts for making assignments easier for a variety of hardware. FSUIPPC only recognises HID joystick type devices dor direct assignment (i.e. using the UI interface), but other HID type devices can be controlled using Lua. Usually we recommend first trying windows default drivers when using FSUIPC, but if may be possible to use the manufactures driver, if that enables the device to be correctly recognised by windows. However, I cannot advise for specific hardware that I dom'y know about - you just need to try with default windows drivers and with the manufacturers one to see which will work. That is the main purpose/reason for using LINDA (a UI on top of FSUIPC'c lua system), but I think it can also do a lot more these days. But again, more of a question for the LINDA forum. Not necessarily known as a joystick type device, but it must be at least seen as a HID device to be used using lua. You can use the HidScanner program (available in the Downloads -> Useful additional programs section of this forum) to determine if the device is recognised. Another question for the LINDA support forum, but I think the profile systems are distinct. So your profile would be loaded in FSUIPC, and the LINDA lua scripts associated to the loaded aircraft are available in LINDA. I don't know how LINDA maps the aircraft name to the scripts being used. Sorry I can't be of more help, but as your questions are mainly LINDA related, you may get a more helpful response on the LINDA support forum. John

That's good news, but lets wait and see until SU11 is released.

No problem. I don't think there is any reason that the Axis Steering Set control cannot also be calibrated, so I will look into allowing that in the next release. John

The steering calibration in FSUIPC uses the older Steering Set axis control, and not the Axis Steering Set one. Therefore to calibrate, you need to assign to Steering Set, and not Axis Steering Set. John

Please always attach the full FSUIPC6.ini file, not extracts. I will take a look and get back to you. In the mean-time, you can reverse the steering tiller axis by using FSUIPC's axis scaling functionality. To do this, change your teering tiller assignment line(s) in your FSUIPC6.ini file: to the following: i.e. add ,*-1 to the line which will scale the axis by multiplying by -1, i.e. it will be reversed. John

But that is in a loop. The lvar can be created after the loop starts, but the lvar will be read once it is available. With the event.lvar call, the lvar should be available when you call this (I think!), which is why I suggested adding that check. That is the offset monitoring. Try the debug /trace lua plugins to see what is happening. With the information you provided, I do not even know if that lua script is running (or what FS or version of FSUIPC you are using) If you want further assistance, please attach your lua file (not paste its contents), together with your FSUIPC ini and log files, the latter generated with logging for lua plugins enabled. John

This is the correct way to add an lvar to an offset in FSUIPC4,5 and 6 (in FSUIPC7 there is an easier way). If that isn't working, I expect this is because the lvar doesn't exist when you are calling the event.Lvar function - you can test for this using the ipc.getLvarId function, e.g. function fdcmdrvalue (LvarName, LvarValue, userParam) ipc.writeSW(0x66F0, LvarValue) end id = ipc.getLvarId("CpitCmdrSetValue") if id == nil then ipc.log("Lvar CpitCmdrSetValue doesn't exist!") else event.Lvar("CpitCmdrSetValue", 100, "fdcmdrvalue") end Also, please try using the lua debugging facilities (using Debug/Trace Lua plugins from the Logging tab with Send to console window checked) to see what is occurring in your lua scripts. You can also take a look at your FSUIPC log file if the console window output scrolls too fast for you to read. John

The change in SU10 that caused this issue has been identified - it is due to a change made in the way a simconect function is used (RemoveClientEvent - see here for details). This should (hopefully) be corrected in a future update, but in the meantime I have added a fix so that previously functionality can be restored, and you can now calibrate again in FSUIPC7 when assigned to 'Send to FS as normal axis' or assigned in the sim. This is available in the attached beta 7.3.13a: FSUIPC7.exe John

All information on FSUIPC7 auto-start is in that FAQ entry - I have nothing more to add or say on this issue. Please read that thoroughly (there is an alternative method you can try..) - as it says in the README.txt: Sorry but I have responded to this same issue so many times now - this is why that FAQ entry exists; John

The desktop icon that is optionally added by the FSUIPC7 installer does not start FSUIPC7 - that icon simply starts MSFS and shows a splash screen for 25-30 seconds while MSFS is loading. It is MSFS that starts FSUIPC7 via the EXE.xml file. There is no AutoStart ini parameter. Please see the following FAQ entry that details how auto-start works and what to check to fix any issues: John

Thank you - but it is now John not Pete - Pete retired a few years ago. No, there are no mouse macros in FSUIPC7 / MSFS. Many aircraft in MSFS make extensive use of Lvars, and there are also new variable types that you can investigate - mainly hvars, which are HTML variables which are used to acrivate UI components. However, the easiest way to use lvars and hvars (as well as other variable types, such as z cars) is to use calculator code, and the easiest way to use calculator code is to use the provided presets, available in the control assignment dialog boxes by selecting the checkbox Select for Preset. The presets provided are from the Hub Hop resource which is a community driven effort led by MobiFlight - see https://hubhop.mobiflight.com/presets/. Also see the Advanced User guide on how to use lvars/hvars/presets in FSUIPC7, in the WASM section. Looking at the preset list, the following look applicable for replacements to APU_BLEED_AIR_SOURCE_TOGGLE and APU_BLEED_AIR_SOURCE_SET for the FBW A320: A32NX_APU_BLEED_OFF_OFF A32NX_APU_BLEED_ON_ON and maybe: A32NX_OH_APU_BLEED_TOG There are many other bleed controls - please take a look at the MF Hub Hob site. It has a good search interface and you should be able to locate the presets needed for the items you need, and the presets you see there should be available for assignment in FSUIPC7. John