Jackiie

Thank you, I've tested the code now (including restarting the programs). There is still one difference I don't understand how the game does it. When I do it this way, the upper right corner on the autopilot screen still shows how many feet the altitude (e.g. 3000 feet) is set it. If I click it with the mouse, it shows what setting I have feet per minute (e.g. 200 fpm). That is the specific thing I want to get to work, setting it to VS or ALT I've been able to. Do you have any idea how the trigger for the text on those screens work? For clarification, it's as in the youtube video, same difference. With the mouse, it triggers the screen change. With a button, it doesn't.

Thank you for taking your time. It says my log file is too big, I put it on my Gdrive. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w09645n2nu_urI7JeVKfavHe8WNCGVI0/view?usp=sharing I am not sure how to this in the program: "Therefore, you need to overload the assignments on your button to use both controls, and add an offset condition to send the correct control depending upon the current ALT mode, which is held in offset 0x07D0." Here is a video to not have any misunderstandings. Thank you! FSUIPC7.ini

C172 non G1000, so old autopilot I run SPAD.neXt for the logging addon, and found out the ALT button on the autopilot is something like (from memory) SIMCONNECT:AP_ALT_HOLD So I press ALT-F, goes for Buttons & Switches, presses the ALT button on the Honeycomb Bravo, chooses FS Control, and chooses “Ap Alt Hold”. Doesn’t change any parameter or anything. Press OK, back to SIM. When I doublepress the ALT on the Bravo, it presses the button in game, and goes between ALT and clear. When I doublepress with the mouse, it shows VS and FPM. The last function is what I want to work, but can’t. Is it as easy as “the sim won’t allow us to get it to work” or am I (hopefully) doing something wrong?