[Throttle Manager to Allow Axis Forward/Reverse Toggle]

i found i my self!

ipc.macro("Luatoggle ThrottleManager", 1)

ipc.macro("Luatoggle ThrottleManager", 2)

ipc.macro("Luatoggle ThrottleManager", 3)

ipc.macro("Luatoggle ThrottleManager", 4)

puts all four engines in reverse mode, the four lines in a lua can be started with an a part off the axis range in fsuipc!

[Throttle Manager to Allow Axis Forward/Reverse Toggle]

If you're willing to give up part of the throttle range for reverse why not just make that real reverse?

thanks for the reply, i think you're reverse function works far beter then the fsuipc (part of range way).

still hoping someone knows a way to use ipc.runlua in a toggle state.

[Throttle Manager to Allow Axis Forward/Reverse Toggle]

thanks pilotjohn, it works great! but since i don't have end switches on my logitech throttles, i want to enter the reverse mode bij assigning "Lua Toggle Throttlemanger param 1" to the last part of the thr axis range. unfortunatly fsuipc won't do that. so i wrote a small lua to start the Throttlemanager.lua : ipc.runlua("ThrottleManager.lua", 1) but i can't seem to find a way to start the lua in toggle mode? does anyone know how to do that?

[fsuipc4 / AutoUpdateTime]

It's the [WideServer] section of the FSUIP4.INI file, as clearly stated just after the Heading in the wideFS technical document:

Well, generally is is better to limit the frame rate in FSX to a reasonable level.

Regards

Pete

Thanks for the answers pete,

Groet, Erik

[fsuipc4 / AutoUpdateTime]

Dear Pete, where can we put the "AutoUpdateTime" ?

Before wideserver version 7, we used to have a wideserver.ini file, not anymore.

If the "AutoUpdateTime" is still usefull, where can we put this (fsuipc.ini ?).

("AutoUpdateTime" was a solution for widefs stutters on remote pc's)

Sorry for the cryptic way my question is send.

Thanks Erik