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Excellent, thanks. That should hopefully be enough. I have worked around this by creating the LVARs I want to monitor, but don't exist yet, myself. Works just fine.

Apparently the iniBuilds A310 uses more than 3066 LVARs. I did the following: 1) Start a flight with the A310 2) Close MSFS 3) Launch MSFS 4) Select a departure aerodrome in the main menu and start the flight This already results in 3066 LVARs being loaded. I also noticed that PMDG does not create all LVARs when the aircraft is loaded, but some are only created when they are not 0 anymore. For example, all EGPWS Callout Lvars in the PMDG 737 only come into existence when the event is trigger. Like "egpws_baba" for the bank angle voice alert. Of course, this is not a bug by your WASM module, but has to be taken into account when working with them.

I'm currently running into the same issue. For now I'll add a notification to my application to warn the user (and me) that some LVARs are missing.

I just saw the update. Excellent, thanks 👍 Sorry for not replying earlier, looks like I had notifications disabled for this forum. Best regards Axel

Hi, would it be useful/possible to target .NET Standard 2.0 for the NuGet package? This should "automatically" enable support for all those .net versions: .NET and .NET Core 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 3.0, 3.1, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0 .NET Framework 4.6.1 , 4.6.2, 4.7, 4.7.1, 4.7.2, 4.8, 4.8.1 I'm currently developing on .NET Core 7.0, which is technically not supported with the current version on NuGet, but works fine nonetheless. It just gives me plenty of compiler warnings. Best regards Axel

Just did a quick test, seems to be fixed. Thanks 🙂

That was fast, thanks! Will test it tomorrow

Hi, I'm on your FSUIPCClientDLL on NuGet version 3.2.22-beta2. Using your MSFSVariableServices_CSharp example, it looks like MSFSVariableServices.IsRunning is always returning true, even when the connection failed, for example when the sim is not running. To my understanding, it should return false in this case. Steps to reproduce: - Close Simulator - Run MSFSVariableServices_CSharp - Click "Start MSFSVariableServices" - Log will show a failed connection - UI will be enabled nonetheless, indicating MSFSVariableServices.IsRunning returned true. Probably this is an issue in the underlying WAPID.dll, but I thought I'll report it here as I can only confirm the bug in your application. Best regards Axel

Sure, no problem. I just wanted to avoid missing something obvious

Hi, another small question. Is there a recommended way to combine the log from your DLL and mine into a single log, including the capability to select different logLevels? Of course, I could parse the LogEventArgs.LogEntry to get the logLevel from this entry and pass it to my own logging class, but this doesn't seem very nice. On the other hand, I also can't find of way of adding my own log into the DLL/FSUIPC log. Best regards Axel

Ok, in this case, I'll just create another connection. Thanks for your help Axel

I actually mean it the other way around. Is there a way for me to use the existing WASM Client DLL for my own purposes? So I don‘t have to create my own

Hi, I'd like to use your MSFSVariableServices to read LVARs. For SimVars and other SimConnection functions I also need a SimConnect connection. If I understand it correctly, the communication to the FSUIPC WASM module is also via SimConnect. Is it possible for me to "tap into" this connection, or do I need to create another SimConnect connection using the "normal" method as described in the MSFS SDK? Thanks Best regards Axel