Paulcoy
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I have found what I was looking for. It was an article by Thomas Richter https://forum.simflight.com/topic/90988-installing-and-registering-fsuipc7-and-widefs7/
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I did search the forum, and came across your 2 posts and more. But as I said I am not past basics, The above posts and more. I couldn't make head nor tale of. The post I was looking for was very plain what to do
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Probably a year or so ago, I came across an article where someone explained how to set up the (In my case) Honeycombe Bravo trim wheel using an offset like this "{offset sword increment, offset 0BC0 (Incr=190, Limit=16200)}". As I'm only familiar with the basics of FSUIPC, this had a great walkthrough. I'm assuming it was from this forum. Any ideas out there would be much appreciated.
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Ok Thanks John
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Thanks guys. Will have a look
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As it says in title. Are there any offset tutorials for complete beginners?
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I read somewhere that because of a bug in MSFS 2020. It is always advisable, after aircraft is loaded, to run all Axes to there full extents before anything else. Is this still necessary for FSUIPC users?
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Don't think so. Its in C:/ FSUIPC7
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Ok Many thanks John. I did purposely install MSFS outside the C drive, but sneaky Microsoft stilled slipped in there 😀. Am I right in thinking it doesn't matter which you start up first, and that FSUIPC doesn't have to run as Admin ?
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The AppsFolder just says Microsoft Flight Simulator. And to start sim I have one icon in the Start Menu and the ususl one I use on the Task Bar neither have a Properties option including AppsFolder (ie via right clicking ). The exe file has the following url C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_1.12.13.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe Hope this helps Paul
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Thanks for your reply. I can open the shell:AppsFolder manually using your above method , and can see MSFS in there. As for running bat file as Admin, I get the splash screen then FSUIPC7 starts but no sim. I have no idea about setting variables for the AppsFolder. Many thanks Paul
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Thanks for your reply. Yes I have the Store version fully up to date. And no I'm not that savvy on what is in the .bat file. Just for your info MSFS folder is on my E drive ( ie the one with Community and Official folders inside ) And a very Happy New Year to you both Paul MSFSwithFSUIPC7.bat
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While were on the subject. Mine never opens MSFS2020. Any ideas why
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Thanks Pete. I did as you said, and in my case changed the ini file to read 1=Cessna Skyhawk G1000 and now all liveries work fine. Many Thanks Paul
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I have assigned axes's and buttons to my MSFS2020 Cessna 172, and have noticed it is Livery specific. How can I copy these to all Cessna 172 liveries