Paul Henty

Hi. Sorry for the delay in replying, I've only seen it today. The newer versions of the DLL only work with .NET Framework 4.6.2 or later. As the error message shows, your project is currently using Framework 4.5 which is not compatible. You need to upgrade the framework used by your project: Go to your project in the solutions explorer and double-click on the 'My Project' node. In the "Application" tab, find the dropdown called "Target framework" and change it to 4.6.2 or later. You may need to install if if it's not in the list. Reload the project and then add the Nuget Package again. Paul

Hi Claude, This forum is for .NET programming with FSUIPC. Please repost your question in the main FSUIPC support forum here... https://forum.simflight.com/forum/30-fsuipc-support-pete-dowson-modules/ Scroll down until you see the [Start new topic] button. Paul

Hi Nigel, I don't know anything about the new fuel system. I assume that you can't get the info via the normal Payload Services class? Maybe @John Dowson knows something about this. There may be some new offsets, or LVars you can use. Paul

Please repost your question in the main FSUIPC forum here: https://forum.simflight.com/forum/30-fsuipc-support-pete-dowson-modules/ This sub-forum is about .NET programming. Your post may not be seen by someone who can help you here. Paul

Hi Lolo, After you make changes to Payload Stations and Fuel Tanks you need to call WriteChanges() to send the changes to the Sim. I think in WinDev it will be something like: FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices:WriteChanges() If you need to change many Fuel Tanks you just call this once at the end: oFuelTanks :get_Item(FSFuelTanks ::Centre_Main) :set_LevelPercentage(30) oFuelTanks :get_Item(FSFuelTanks ::Centre_Left) :set_LevelPercentage(50) oFuelTanks :get_Item(FSFuelTanks ::Centre_Right) :set_LevelPercentage(50) FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices:WriteChanges() Paul

Hi Brandon, I can't see anything wrong with the code you've pasted, but it doesn't show where you are calling Process(). The built-in ValueChanged flag only tells you if the change happed on the last Process(), so if you're checking values on a different timer or thread than the Process() calls you could miss the change. (Two process calls go by between your checks for ValueChanged). Could that be what's happening? If so I could make it so that ValueChanged is preserved until you actually test for the change. The ValueChanged feature was added long before multi-threading and async programming was easy in .NET, so it's really designed for a single thread, synchornous application. If that's not the case and your checks are definitely made after every process() on a single thread, please let me know and paste the code where you call Process() and I'll look into it some more. Paul

The error is correct; you can't create a new instance of it. It's a static class. I don't know wlanguage so I'm not sure how to get a reference to a static class. Maybe this... ps <- FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices Does that assign a reference of an existing class? Maybe it's not possible and you need to use the full name instead of 'ps': e.g. FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices:RefreshData() oFuelTanks = FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices:FuelTanks Try that. Or look at the WLanguage documentation to see how to deal with static classes in .NET. Paul

Hi, I don't know WLanguage so I'm going to put the C# and my attempt at WLanguage. You are missing a few steps: First you must get a reference to the PayloadServices: C#: PayloadServices ps = FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices; Wlanguage? ps is a PayloadServices ps = FSUIPCConnection.PayloadServices; Then you need to call RefreshData to load the current payload information from the Sim: ps:RefreshData() Then you need to get the fuel tanks collection: C#: FsFuelTanksCollection fuelTanks = ps.FuelTanks; WLanguage? oFuelTanks is a FsFuelTanksCollection oFuelTanks = ps:FuelTanks From here the rest of your code should work. Paul

HI, I don't have any PMDG aircraft so I can't help much. Check that you've enabled the SDK in the 777's ini file. Have you tried with normal mouse left/right clicks? Maybe you can also just pass the actual baro value you want as the parameter. Some controls work like that. Paul

Hi Andy, When you call MoveAircraftToHere() the DLL moves it to whatever position is set in the StartLocation property of the FsRunway object. That comes from the MakeRunways file called Runways.xml. Within each <Runway> tag is <FSStartLat> and <FSStartLon>. If this file doesn't have the correct location for the start of the runway then there's nothing I can do to fix it. On my system (FS9) this location is correct and so I always get set up on the center line. Make sure your users have run MakeRunways and rebuilt their airports database recently. If it's out-of-date then the data will not line up with any new scenery they've installed. Is it okay on your system? Paul

You will need need to attach the handlers after the 777 loading process. I'm not clear on the specific sequence of events for your application. There will be a time when you don't want notifications and a later time when you do. When you do, that's when you attach the handlers. It's the handlers that are presumably producing the 'spam' when you don't want them to. If they are no attached yet they won't do anything. Paul

The best way would be to delay attaching the event handlers until you need them. At the moment you attach them in the constructor. You could take out the call to AttachEventHandlers() and make that method public or internal. Then you can call it when you're application is ready to receive the notifications. You could also have a corresponding DetachEventHandlers() if there will be a time where you want to ignore the notifications. Paul

I sounds like XPUIPC doesn't provide payload information. I don't know anything about XPlane unfortunately, so I don't know any ways to make this work. Paul

Hi, Is this one of the built-in aircraft for MSFS or a third-party aircraft? If there are no payload stations showing up it looks like the authors didn't add any. Therefore they need to simulate the increase in weight by adding weight to the actual aircraft (empty weight). I would try with another aircraft (one that comes built in to MSFS) to see if that has the same problem. If that aircraft is ok then the problem here is just down to the way this particular aircraft has been programmed. Paul

>> Offsets work in a simple test app (WPF). Great, thanks for checking that. If you want to PM me the whole project (or a link so I can clone it from github/bitbucket if you're using either) I'll take a look and see if I can see what's going on. Paul