stefangr

Thanks, John, I will try that. Just one thing about the entry in myevents.txt: //ProSim/A320 ProSim737_MIP_AUTOBRAKE_MAX#$Param (>L:1:I_MIP_AUTOBRAKE_MAX_L) Is "ProSim737_MIP_AUTOBRAKE_MAX" just a name I will give and which has to be unique if I want to trace several variables, and this name does not have to be same as the variable name (of course it should be similar to be able to find things)?

Thanks John, for your help. I think I understand the general principle. Meanwhile I tried a bit around with Mobiflight on Wednesday, I was able to read the Prosim variables, but had no success in writing them into an offset. But it was my first try with Mobiflight at all. If I could create a solution without Mobiflight and with reading and converting these variables just within a Lua script, that would be the best, since I am within the Lua script anyway with my "addon". So if you could provide a sample lua script, that would be very much appreciated. Thanks Stefan

Thanks John, for your help. I checked as you suggested, the variables are not shown in the List of Lvars, and also not as Input Events. I double checked with Prosim support, and they suggest using MobiFlight. According to them, MobiFlight can obviously read the Prosim variables (around 4300 btw). I will have a look into Mobiflight now (despite the fact I do not want to access any hardware since I own Skalarki which is working fine with Prosim), but maybe there is a chance to convert some Prosim variables into Offsets which I then can use in my Lua script. Best regards Stefan

Hi guys, I have been converting my Skalarki driven home cockpit from P3D/JeeHell to MSFS2024/Prosim recently. JeeHell had provided quite a few offset variables, so I was able to read those offsets (ipc.Read) to find out which LEDs on overhead were active etc. I read those values with a Lua script running under FSUIPC. Prosim does not provide offsets, but a big list of "variables" according to their SDK (e. g.: I_MIP_AUTOBRAKE_MAX_L). I am not sure if or how I can read these variables with my Lua script. I don't think these are LVars, as I do not see them in a list of Lvars as shown by Axis and Ohs. Does anyone have a hint for me on how to read these variables in a Lua script? Thanks for your help Stefan

Thanks John, that sounds good. I will have a look.

Hi guys, I hope you are all well. I am currently creating a Lua script to do some automatic functions within my home cockpit. I came to the part where I want to achieve that the gate that is assigned to me just before landing, is actually not occupied by an AI aircraft. I know the gate name and gate number of course, so I would like to find out if it's occupied (I could do so as well in GSX which I am using, by reading the menu entries there), but then - if it is occupied - I would like to delete it right before or after landing. Like the traffic zapper does, but that one only works when that aircraft is sitting in front of me 🙂 I have checked the FSUIPC Lua Plug-Ins.pdf and the FSUIPC5 Offsets Status.pdf, and it looks like I could possibly find out details about the AI / TCAS traffic, but can I also delete a specific aircraft? Thanks Stefan