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  1. I wasn't looking to achieve something specific, I'm just taking time to train myself and discover the features of FS-Interrogate that I've been using for a long time, but not all of its features! Thanks, I'll try to dig into this.
  2. thank you for this very interesting information, in addition to the simulation it stimulates the brain well ... these are very good exercises
  3. ok thank you it's a little clearer in my head, I'll think about it with a clear head (it's necessary I think). In any case, thank you for your quick response (as usual), Didier
  4. This is the sentence I'm having trouble understanding! (I may be a bit limited, sorry): .... But if you now want to add an int, which is 4-bytes, you cannot add to A001 as that is not on a 4-byte offset boundary.... then I understand this: the offset addresses the END of the area allocated by the size at this offset, and not the start?
  5. in fact, even when reading the buffer in real time, the Hex Viewer is always empty! (no data is read from it)
  6. Hello to you, despite all my research in the documentation, I can't find any way to place data in the Hex-viewer of FS-Interrogate! How should we proceed to visualize data to be visualized? THANKS
  7. Hello everyone, would someone be kind enough to explain to me the meaning of the following sentence (found on page 34 of the FSUIPC For Advanced Users documentation in the paragraph 'Adding Simulator variables (simvars) to FSUIPC offsets'): "Note also that the offset needs to be bound to the size. This means that if the size is 8, the last offset digit needs to be 0 or 8, if the size is 4, the last offset digit needs to be 0, 4, 8 or C, etc (but not for string types)." Indeed I would have simply imagined that it is the following offset which had to take into account the size of the one which precedes it. But this sentence makes me doubt!? Do you have the explanation, thank you
  8. thanks for these informations. It works very well
  9. why some offsets variables that exist via simconnect, especially the new Drone specific ones (e.g. 'DRONE CAMERA FOLLOW' or 'DRONE CAMERA LOCKED' or 'Toggle Plane Controls' in drone mode) still don't appear in the list of offsets FSUIPC7 (and FSInterrogate) variables ? Is there a way to address them directly in vb.net without going through an integration of SimConnect APIs? Thank you
  10. hello Pete & John, I just installed version 7.0.0-Beta> Build September 14, 2020, to take advantage of the changes concerning the 'Pause' Updates. I notice that it still does not work for me: I only have 2 responses of the offset 0x264 => 0 or 4 for 'ESC' but no reaction regarding the Dynamic PAUSE ('Pause' key of FS2020) , Do you think this is normal? Thank you beforehand, Didier
  11. Hello Paul, It's great what you did for me. This closes long hours of endless brain teasers! I could not get through a lot of tests. I thank you very much for your explanations very precise and effective because it works very well. It is a BIG thorn of the foot that you take from me. You were right for the space after the 'L: _'; It does not exist in my mcro file, but it was transcribed by error when copying / pasting in the post. Thank you and congratulations to Peter (who directed me to you), and to you Paul for your seriousness and for the rapidity with which you react ... Didier Lamant
  12. Hello Paul, I do not know if it is well expressed in English but I will try In my VB .NET code I have used up to now only offset like the followings (recovered in examples): Dim Compass As Offset (Of Double) = New FSUIPC.Offset (Of Double) (& H2CC) Dim pause As Offset (Of Short) = New FSUIPC.Offset (Of Short) (& H262, True) and all is ok but ... Now for interfacing with a ARDUINO for my panel deported, I would like to send a request on a macro named "MD530F.MCRO" (which is in my \ Modules folder), - I do not know how to declare in the code of my program (.NET) the type of offset '0D70' (ASCIIZ?!) - and how to use this type of offset in my program to send to FSUIPC to execute the line 3 of the Macro file named "MD530F.MCRO" Contents of the file 'MD530F.MCRO': 1 = L: B407_Eng_Start_Switch = Tog 2 = L: B407_Eng_Start_Switch = Set, 1 3 = L: key_on = Tog 4 = L: onoff = Tog 5 = L: B407_Master_Battery_Switch = Tog 6 = L: B407_Navlight_Switch = Tog 7 = L: Spare_3 = Tog 8 = L: idle eng = Tog 9 = L: CAP10 = Tog Thank you for your help, because I can not find a single example on this subject since many hours of research Didier
  13. OK Peter, Thank you I do not know if it is well expressed in English but I will try In my VB .NET code I have used up to now only offset like the followings (recovered in examples): Dim Compass As Offset (Of Double) = New FSUIPC.Offset (Of Double) (& H2CC) Dim pause As Offset (Of Short) = New FSUIPC.Offset (Of Short) (& H262, True) Now with Offset '0D70', - I do not know how to declare in the code of my program (.NET) the type of offset '0D70' (ASCIIZ?!) - and how to use this type of offset in my program to send to FSUIPC to execute the line 3 of the Macro named "MD530F.MCRO" (which is in my \ Modules folder) Contents of the file 'MD530F.MCRO': 1 = L: B407_Eng_Start_Switch = Tog 2 = L: B407_Eng_Start_Switch = Set, 1 3 = L: key_on = Tog 4 = L: onoff = Tog 5 = L: B407_Master_Battery_Switch = Tog 6 = L: B407_Navlight_Switch = Tog 7 = L: Spare_3 = Tog 8 = L: idle eng = Tog 9 = L: CAP10 = Tog Thank you for your help, because I can not find a single example on this subject since many hours of research Didier
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