Pascal Drac

Thank you John. I will use lua according to your recommendations. Pascal

John, This file can be found in the following path: C:\Users\adm_local\Documents\Prepar3D v4 Files In copy, the source file. Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal Training_01.xml

Thanks John for the quick feedback In the attachment you will find a screenshot of the simdirector interface and the automatically generated code. The text file of the ATC communication is highlighted in yellow. Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal 240304_communication_ATC_xml_simdirector.pdf

*** Moved from FAQ sub-forum to main support forum *** Hello, With P3D v4's SimDirector tool, ATC communications have been created from text files. Is it possible to recover these files with FSUIPC? If so, do you know the offset? Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal

Thanks John, Sorry for the late reply. Pascal

Hello, Like LUA, is it possible to copy a python file in the FSUIPC.ini file for automatic execution? Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal

John, I apologize for taking up your time. I didn't pay attention that the script search had to start with "Lua" and not the filename. I'll be more careful before I bother you. Thank you again. Pascal

Thank you John for all your answers. I have reinstalled FSUIPC6 and find myself in the same situation. In copy, the installation file. The LUA scripts are in a ZIP file at "C:\Users\adm_local\Documents\FSUIPC6\Example LUA plugins". Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal InstallFSUIPC6.log

Hello, As a beginner, I use P3Dv4 and FSUIPC6. I would like to use Pete Downson's LUA.script "record to csv.lua". In some posts, I read that, in the absence of a "modules" folder, the scripts should be placed, in my case, in "C:\Users\adm_local\Documents\Prepar3D v4 Add-ons\FSUIPC6". In the "Key press" tab, I can't find the script. Have I made one or more mistakes? I've also read that it's possible, via FSUIPC, to trigger a script when the simulator starts up. Could you give me more details? Thank you very much. Best regards. Pascal