Paul Henty

I think this is a question for @John Dowson. My DLL just writes the hours to offset 0x023B and minutes to 0x023C regardless of what sim you're connected to. Paul

Hi Rob, I've messaged John about this - he says there is an issue where the WASM module sometimes crashes. There is a FAQ about it here: It might be worth trying with a stock aircraft in MSFS2024 or going through the fix suggested in the above post. Paul

Thanks for all the info. Leave it with me, I'll see if I can sort it out. Paul

Okay - What about using the socket server with MSFS - does that still work or is that broken as well? Paul

Could be related to this: Could you please download the FSUIPC WASM Module 1.0.6 + WAPI 1.0.4 package from fsuipc.com. Inside is a WASMClient test program. Can you see if that will list the LVars? (File -> Start, then Control -> List LVars). If it does then this problem is with my code and I'll look into it some more. If that test client will not list LVars then it's a problem with the WASM modules and you'll need to ask John about that. Paul

I missed a couple of places where the sim is checked. Could you try this one? Thanks, Paul FSUIPCWebSocketServer_V1.1.3.zip

Hi Rob, I've attached the new version. I can't test it here as I don't have MSFS2024 but I'm pretty sure it'll work. No other changes - just the Variable Services should recognise and connect to 2024 now like it does for 2020. Could you let me know if it works and I'll release it on the website. Thanks, Paul

Hi Rob, Looks like I need to update it to recognise MSFS2024. I'll get a new version out tomorrow. Paul

There's an example project that explains how to use it. It also explains where to get a required file called FSUIPC_WAPID.dll that you need, and how to include it in your project. http://fsuipc.paulhenty.com/#downloads The example project is a few years old now. If it includes a FSUIPC_WAPID.dll file it could be too old to work so you should get the latest. On the MSFS side you need to install the WASM module which is installed by the FSUIPC installer. So make sure you're also up-to-date with the latest FSUIPC7. MSFSVariableServices is a completely separate system from the normal connection used for offsets. It's the preferred way to work with LVars (and HVars) in MSFS as it's hundreds of times faster than FSUIPCConnection.ReadLVar(). Paul

If you're using FSUIPC7 (MSFS) and the new MSFSVariableServices class then yes, you can: MSFSVariableServices.CreateLVar("L:NewLVar", 0); // (Name, Initial Value) If you're using FSUIPC6 (i.e. the legacy FSUIPCConnection.ReadLVar() method) it's possible (FSUIPC6 supports creates) but I haven't included it in the DLL. Let me know and I can a add it. For FSUIPC5 and earlier versions it's not possible to create LVars. Paul

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