John Dowson

Btw, I've noticed that when you go from Taxi -> LDG, MSFS sends a landing lights toggle followed by a taxi lights toggle. To duplicate this behavior, use the following lua instead (I've just added the extra taxi lights toggle control on your 12 button press (no delay needed): tbmLights.lua

Please try the attached simple lua script. Save it in your FSUIPC7 installation folder, then open your FSUIPC7.ini and add the following to the [Auto] section: 1=Lua tbmLights (change the '1' to the next free number if you have other lua's auto started). This only controls the TBM 3-way lights toggle. You can add further controls and/or keypresses for your other actions as you wish, or set those up via the UI assignments panel. Let me know how it goes. tbmLights.lua This just adds a 600ms delay between sending the landing lights toggle and sending the taxi lights toggle (on your button 12 release), which seems to do the trick. I'll look into allowing you to specify a delay for button and key assignments made via the UI.

I think you should try re-installing the VC++ redistributables. Uninstall the 2015, 2017 and 2019 redistributables and then re-install. first the 2015 and then the 2017 and finally the 2019. If that doesn't work, then I think you need to verify your windows installation.

Hi Javier, that's very strange - FSUIPC7.exe is an application/executable not a dll! When do you get this error? Is it when you double-click (i.e. launch) FSUIPC7.exe? If not, can you try that. Probably the first thing to try would be to download again and re-install.

You could try looking at macros instead, but it looks like the second command is being ignored - maybe it doesn't accept the input/control while the animation (i.e. switch moving down) is in progress, in which case a delay would be needed. If that's the case, then I think you would need to do this in lua at the moment. I am planning to implement a delay feature for controls and key presses (already exists for axes) so I may look into this pretty soon (and can use this example to test). I'll look into this in more detail later today (time permitting, if not on Sunday) and put together a lua example for you.

Just to be clear, FSUIPC7 is for MSFS only. John

I'm pretty sure these are still available (or were until recently), but are now produced by Logitech. Note that FSUIPC doesn't recognise this device as a standard devices - you need the SPAD or SPAD.next drivers, or to use lua.

Sorry, but I have no idea. Maybe someone else can help, but you are probably better off asking over on https://www.cockpitbuilders.com/. FSUIPC should recognise it if it is registered in windows as a HID device. John

It should be, and this has been on my list for a while, especially since the arrival of MSFS. I'll probably implement this in FSUIPC7 shortly, then later roll the changes into FSUIPC6. I may also update FSUIPC5, depending upon user request, but any such change certainly won't make it to FSUIPC4 and so Roman's solution can be used there. John

Same as where you previously got it...I've just replaced the downloadable zip....

Ok, finally.... Did you read the manuals yet? Of course not. Why would you expect it to? What 'application' did you click on to start? Was it the FSUIPC7.exe? I don't think so, as if you started this you would see the FSUIPC7 splash screen. Do not use the MSFSwithFSUIPC7.bat file as this, as its name implies, will also start MSFS. In fact, if you download the latest installer (updated a few minutes ago) and re-install, this file will no longer be installed when you uncheck the checkbox to install the desktop link. Sorry, but it does and I do not understand why you are having so many issues. As I have said many times, try reading (and understanding!) the provided documentation.

As well as what Pere says, maybe also worth checking you have the following set in the [General] section of your ini (and if not, add): SetForegroundOnKeySend=Yes and. if you are sending the keys on button presses, you could also try setting this: KeyboardFocus=Yes But again, these changes will only set the focus to the main FS window, so not sure if the focus would go to the hrml menu window....

Do you have the following option set in the [General] section of your FSUIPC6.ini: LuaTrapKeyEvent=No ? If not, could you first try with that please. I don't think this is possible as FSUIPC only has access to the main window, but if the main window has focus I would have thought any input would be directed to the current active child window (i.e. the menu window).

I could add this if you like, but it is documented as read-only, so cannot be used to update. I guess it could be writeable but documented incorrectly - I can add this locally to test. But if it isn't, would this still be useful? Unfortunately this happens with quite a few events, i.e. you can see them when activating from the UI, but sending via SimConnect has no affect, and this varies from aircraft to aircraft. Probably worth raising a zendesk issue to Asobo ib the aircraft in question. John

From Page 4 of the Installation and Registration guide:

@benjack There is very little difference, between the last beta version and the released version. The only later change was the addition of creating an OPTIONAL the link to start both MSFS with FSUIPC7. You do not have to install this, and you certainly don't have to use this. However, I am just repeating myself. I have explained this several times now, as has Pete, but you are either not reading what we are saying or are failing to understand. Please do the following: - re-read my posts above - read the provided Installation and Registration guide - read the provided README.txt file - delete the MSFS with FSUIPC7 desktop icon as this is obviously confusing you I see no point in continuing this discussion any further until you have done the above.

Starting from scratch would be the safest way. You can easily use your current assignments with the new yoke, but you don't know if the equivalent button/switch on each device will have the same number. Your axes should be ok though. You could try this and adjust from there. To do this, first make sure that you have the JoyLetters facility activated (this is the default in FSUIPC7). Connect your new device and start FSUIPC7/P3D. No need to start MSFS. Probably a good idea to open the axis assignment dialogue (to force an axes scan), then close and exit FSUIPC7/P3D. If you then open the ini file, your new devices will have been assigned a letter. Just change this letter to the letter of your old device that it is replacing, and delete the line with your old device name and letter (you've just used). Cheers, John

Please read my previous post. If you run just FSUIPC7.exe, it will NOT run MSFS. The batch file and desktop link is provided for convenience. Do not use it if you do not want to start MSFS with FSUIPC7. If you installed the link on your desktop by mistake, just delete/remove it. If thats the FSUIPC console window, then it has been opened. Go to the FSUIPC7 main window, and under the Log menu select Close Console. John

Of course! Just run the FSUIPC7.exe, instead of the link that is optionally created that allows you to start MSFS (with a splash screen) and then FSUIPC7 after a 2min delay. The link is only for convenience, you don't have to install or use it. You should really read the provided Installation and Registration FSUIPC manual. Then I have no idea what you are talking about! Please see the provided documentation. John

If you cannot see the Assignments menu entry, then you are using an unregistered version of FSUIPC7. You can check your registration status from the Help menu. This is usually due to not registering during the installation process. As well as entering your registration details (name, email and key), you have to click the Register button to generate your key file. When you do this, you should see a pop-up telling you if your registration was valid/accepted or not (and also a similar pop-up for the WideFS registration, if you are using that). Do you remember seeing such a pop-up during installation? If not, re-run the installer, enter your registration details when required and click the Register button. John

I took the batch script from the MSFS forums (https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/a-simple-splash-screen-after-starting-msfs/284716) - I wonder if its the same. However, that doesn't use the full path either. Really, that folder should be on the path so the cmd.exe is found, but I guess I can add the full path to make it more resilient. In your case, you should definitely add it so that you don't need to run it as Admin.

That's quite old now (24/07/2019) - latest version if 5.157. You should update. Although it won't help you with your problem. I'm not familiar with that PFC driver so I'll leave that to Pete!

I just tried the advdisplay toggle control and it does seem to work, but I need to send the control twice for some reason....but that' also happens if I use a hot key instead! Both the control and the hot key use the same underlying functionality, so it surprises me that one works for you but the other not...

Btw, why don't you just start with your FSUPC6.ini file if that works? Copy it to your FSUIPC7 installation folder, rename it to FSUIPC7.ini, and then edit to delete the contents of the [General] section - it will be rebuilt for FSUIPC7 when you restart..

Yes, we can try this first, although your ini/logs are quite confusing. As you only have assignments to your 'C' controller (TQ6), can you first try just removing al the entries in your [JoyNames] section and replacing with Start FSUIPC7 and see how it goes. Any issues, send back your new/updated .log and .ini, and I'll take a look at your Joyscan.csv file.