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  1. Thanks for the Answer. May i ask for another little Help please? I need to ask for the Value Change of the Taxi Light in the FS24 B747-8I. Initially i set it with this Code to 1. ipc.execCalcCode("1 (>B:LIGHTING_TAXI_3_Set)") At FlightLevel 100, i want to turn it to 0 in the Cockpit with a Mouse Click. If the Value is set to 0, i want to initiate some other Code in my lua-Script. Is it possible to readout the Value of this Input Event Variable direct? Alternative can i put this Variable into a FSUIPC-Offset? If so. is there a special Offset-Area, where i have to put them? Thanks in Advance, Joachim
  2. I will give it a try. I am not so familiar with the Log-Facilities in FSUIPC. Anyway, thanks for the Hint.
  3. Sorry, i forgot to post my Solution. There are really much Input Events in this A/C. ipc.execCalcCode("1 (>B:FUEL_PUMP_MAIN_FWD_1_Set)") This works for every Input Event. All you need, is to figure out the Variable Name.
  4. Hey John, badcasserole.com brought the Solution. Thank you so much for this Hint. Joachim
  5. Hello John, thanks for your attempt to help me, solve my Problem. You can be sure, that i have been looking into the Documentations before i open a Post in here. But neither the Controls nor the execCalcCode Command helps. I have tried several Notations in the execCalcCode Command. Without any Efforts. Finally, i will look into the badcasserole.com If i am still not able to solve the Problem, i need to give up. Again thanks for trying to help. Joachim
  6. *** Moved to FSUIPC7 support sub-forum *** Hello, i just need a little Help with the Asobo B748-8I in MSFS2024. I try to switch the Fuel Pumps on in a lua Script. I found out, that the Cntrl 67192 is the right one. When turning i.E. the FWD OVRD Pump on/off with the Mouse in the Cockpit, the log states this: 775187 *** EVENT: Cntrl= 67192 (0x00010678), Param1= 7 (0x00000007), Param2= 1 (0x00000001) FUELSYSTEM_PUMP_SET 775187 InputEvent received: FUEL_PUMP_FWD_2=1.000000 (param=';FLOAT64') 775203 InputEvent received: FUEL_PUMP_FWD_2=1.000000 (param=';FLOAT64') 776109 *** EVENT: Cntrl= 67192 (0x00010678), Param1= 7 (0x00000007), Param2= 0 (0x00000000) FUELSYSTEM_PUMP_SET 776109 InputEvent received: FUEL_PUMP_FWD_2=0.000000 (param=';FLOAT64') In my Lua File, i issue this Command: ipc.control(67192, 7, 1) But nothing happens in the Cockpit. This is also when given this Command: ipc.control(67192, 7) Could anybody please help? Thanks a lot in Advance. Greets, Joachim
  7. I just secured my old FSUIPC7.ini and did no Changes by myself. Thanks for your Hint, that FSUIPC read the Files by itself, if i delete them in the ini. Now everything works fine in MSFS2024. Thanks again for your Help. Joachim
  8. Hello, i want to assign a Joystick Button to my FlightLog.lua, but it doesn't appear in the Control Sent ListBox in the FSUIPC GUI. The File was entered in the FSUIPC7.ini Could you please offer a Solution? Thanks in Advance. Joachim
  9. Thanks for the Reply and the useful Informations.
  10. Please allow me to ask another Question regarding lua Scripting. In my Script i want to determine, which Key on the Keyboard is pressed. Let's say for the Keyboard Letter S. I want to do the Following. If Key S is pressed then Do something else If Key S is released then Do something else end end I know about the Key Assignments in the FSUIPC Menu. But i need to do some individual Things when a Key is pressed or released. Is it possible, to handle the Keypresses in a lua Script? I know, that i can simulate Keypresses with the ipc.keypress Command. But i need to read, which Key is pressed. Is there a similar Command available to do this Task? Thanks in Advance for your Help. Joachim
  11. BTW: It is the same Behaviour in the Headwind A339. Because of your great Documentation, i figured out, how to use the myOffsets.txt. It's a great Thing. It works fantastic in the A320 and the A339. Thanks for your Patience and the great Help. Joachim
  12. I am using the 0.11.1 Stable Version of the FBW A320. Should i change it to the Dev Version to use the XmlVar? I don't have any Experiences in adding Simvars to FSUIPC Offsets yet. But i will give it a try. Thanks for naming the Manual and Section to learn about it. Thanks for all your valuable Help. Joachim
  13. I know about this XmlVar. Unfortunately the Value doesn't change from 0 to 1 or vice versa when operating the Switch in the Cockpit. It stays on 0. Alternatively i found the SimConnectVar CABIN SEATBELTS ALERT SWITCH. The Value changes when operating the Switch in the Cockpit. Could you please give a Code Example for the Readout of this Variable?
  14. Thanks for the Answer John. I will give you a short Explanation of what i mean. The Value within the Control 66719 could be 0 or 1. Depending on the Switch Position in the used A/C. In my Case the FBW A320neo. I want to ask which Value is set and do some Stuff after getting the active Value, depending on the Value, that i found. Is there any easier Code than the one, you gave above? Joachim
  15. Hello, may i ask for a little Help please? I need to readout the Values of some controls like 66719 (SeatBeltSwitch) with a lua Script. Could somebody please give me a Code Example for that Task? Thanks in Advance, Joachim
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