TobiBS

Really? don't I say somewhere that they are completely free and you can do what you like? Sorry, I should have! At least I did not found it, but thank you for the clarification.

Hi Pete, I started to develop an OpenSource application and wanted to share the source now on SourceForge. I am programming in C++ and therefore using the Header and Lib file which comes with the SDK. In there I found no license or anything else which states rights for the distribution of these files. Therefore my question: Is it allowed to distribute the FSUIPC_User.h and FSUIPC_User.lib together with the rest of my source and a note that it does not belong to the GPL licensed source, but is included for reference and the actual version is available from your page? Thanks for clarification on that subject. Best regards, Tobias

Ok, I thought it could be a mistake, because I only read the documentation of FSUIPC and there it says +/-127. I will have a look for the 0xC48 and 0xC49 and crosscheck, if the results will be the same. By the way, it is Tobias, not Thomas. :-)

OK, I experimented a bit and came to the conclusion that the glideslope value only changes to +/- 119. And with slewing I tried to find a coincidence between the indicators and the values. As you mentioned there is a good corelation for 2.5 degrees as a maximum value. I will include it like that and have it in mind, if something goes wrong. But I found no reason, why Glideslope is only from -119 to +119. Maybe I need to accept it and forget about that fact. Thanks for your help, it is always a pleasure to have such nice help in the flightsim forums.

That is what I thought, but it didn't answered my question. I'd like to know in what unit it is measured. Does e.g. -2 corresponds to 2 degrees below the glideslope (or out of the localizer) or do I have to do any conversions, maybe it is that easy, but I can not find documenttion on that. Nevertheless thank you for your post, maybe you can help me further.

Hi guys out there, I am currenty writing a simple C++-Tool for logging purposes, it creates some datafiles that can be analyzed, reviewed and plotted. Therefore I had a look how to analyze the glideslope deviation. It seems that the mentioned Offsets are perfect for this, I already collected data succesfully, but I have no clue, what unit it is. Neither in the documentaion, nor in FSInterrogate I found more than the value range which is actually from -127 to 127. Do you have any idea, whether it is in degrees or how it must be transformed to have degrees as result? Thanks for your help in advance.

If the problem is, that you can't see in which mode the switch is, this is the important part: In the other Case, read the Manual about Button Programming for Advanced users, then you might understand what this means: The important part here is the (+0,8), which means that this button must be pressed, when you want to have the action to be done.

Read this, this helped me to do this configuration: viewtopic.php?f=54&t=68972#p429015

I tried to do this, but it does not seem to leave a trace in the Logfile, only a readout, which is maybe the time, to display. 484594 READ0 7B80, 1 bytes: 00 484594 GetRealAddr(22004391)=6109BF71 (orig 7B91) 484594 READ0 7B91, 1 bytes: 00 484594 GetRealAddr(22004393)=6109BF73 (orig 7B93) 484594 READ0 7B93, 1 bytes: 00 485094 GetRealAddr(22004392)=6109BF72 (orig 7B92) 485094 READ0 7B92, 1 bytes: 00 485094 GetRealAddr(22004380)=6109BF60 (orig 7B80)

Hi Guys, I bought the Saitek Yoke and as you might know, if you configure it right, you can also use the Modeswitch and the three buttons below the clock to assign functions. And there it goes, I like to assign the buttons to the same function in FS, that means on the Standard Panels, the C172, for example you have a simple watch, with two buttons, one to switch between TIme/Stowatch and one to Start, Stop, Reset the watch. Can I access this functions via FSUIPC, too? Or is there a Clock Gauge out there, which I can assign buttons from FSUIPC to?

OK, now everything works fine, thanks for your help.

You write the number corresponding to the FS control you want to execute to 3110, exactly as it says in the Programmers guide. The flight reset control is called "Situation reset" (flights used to be called situations, or .STN files). Pete OK, now I found the control list, the document List of FS2004 Controls. Here I found SITUATION_RESET 65591. And now I am sending 65591 to Offset 3110? I will try that as soon as possible.

We have the same problem as Pskotte, and when I found this thread I thought the problem is solved. But let me say: I don't understand what do with Offset 3110. Can you help me? What value needs to be written to 3110, to reset the flight? Maybe I am blind, but I don't get it what to do with the table in FSUIPC User Guide.pdf Thanks for your help in advance.