vikingsraven

Thank you again, once i get my head round this ill be ok, been designing hydraulic manipulator systems lately so need to reset the brain.

hi, ok im looking itno this more and more, can i access the offset via c easily, if so i can use ctypes on pyhton to read it. Ive just about mastered python and not really willing to go onto another language.( its probably in the documentation and ive probably miss read it.) sorry if im being a pain, im just going into a really steep learning curve actually probably vertical! thanks mark

Hi, looked at your site and got some of the code after i sent this out. Im new to FS, done a bit of programming mainly bespoke control software for data control on ROV's and robots, so not really had to pull data from other programs before, as to flying , i dont have a license but have flown in and controlled, SE5a (loooong time ago), canberra, phantom,cessna, chipmunk, kirby cadet, sedburg, wessex, puma, lynx and loads of other stuff, spent a flight in the cockpit of a Tristar when i was a kid. Worked as an ROV pilot offshore for a bit, simular idea only you move up and down and the craft stays level.oh and if it fails it goes up instead of down. Theres a lot of abreviations and a lot of dead links on sites to trawl through to get to the right info, but as i said ive found your site and am looking through it. Thanks for getting intouch

Hi, im looking into building a motion rig for FS2004, finding it hard to find any info that a newbie to all this can make sense of. I want to know if its possible to output from FS2004 , pitch, yaw , g force and turbulance data, basically i need to add motion to a sim. I can do all the mechanical ,hydraulic and pneumatics stuff, i also write python and Microchip Assembler, ladder logic , BCF and other PLC code, if i can get data to the com ports or usb i can turn it into real world. If you could shed some light on whats do able i would be greatfull, also a link to info would be helpful. mark