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Hello, as I am using free offsets for my program, I used basically all that are for free use and need more...if I write those for PM or activesky or other programs which I do not use, will they be available and working for the purpose? thanks

Hi John. this made the trick! I am able to control the plane now as you suggested. Many thanks for your help!!!!

Hi John. Before sending you the log,.. I took your suggestion and found out it's related to the aircraft. I am using Captain sim 767 and with it this reset to 0 happens. if I use any base aircraft it doesn't instead...you think there is a possible workaround for this or need to change the aircraft type?

Good day John. I actually tried to do a key assignements as you instructed me. even without having my software running, the result is exactly the same. I attach the log of that for you to see. So just to make it clear in this report my software is NOT running. FSUIPC6.log

Hi John. Attached the log file and the ini file I use. FSUIPC6.2.log FSUIPC6.log FSUIPC6.ini Edit: for reference I am sending a fixed value of 12000 to the aileron position from my program as a 2 bytes signed value

Hi John. I made sure no P3D or FSUIPC assignements exist. In the console I can see the 0BB6 write command as expected. what I see is that at startup or each time I enter fsuipc menu and exit, the 0BB6 goes for a moment to the value I am writing but then goes immediatly to 0. I am sure I am writing it right as I am writing a lot of other data also and all works ok...any idea? Edit: I also tried to remove the keyboard assignement but no difference..is there any other offset I need to write along with it like some flag or so?

Hello, I've been tryin to sort this for a while but with no real success.. I have a program that during autopilot operation and thru calculations determines the target poistion of the various controls (pedals, yoke, cont column) I want then to write these values in p3d thru fsuipc offests but seems I can't find the right combination...for example I write 0BB6 for the yoke control but seems to have no effect in p3d. I also read in the user guide but didn0t really find an answer to my case. Could you please address me the right way to do it? Thanks

Hello, after looking at both FSUIPC and P3D sdk, I couldn't find anything about information on terrain bank and pitch angle at aircraft position. as building a ground rotational matrix for some computations, I wonder if those 2 infos can be accesses. Thanks and regards

Thanks, will try em asap

Sure, no rush at all. Thanks for that. 🙂

Hello, would it be possible to add the following vars to be read? EMPTY WEIGHT PITCH MOI Empty weight pitch moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - EMPTY WEIGHT ROLL MOI Empty weight roll moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - EMPTY WEIGHT YAW MOI Empty weight yaw moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - EMPTY WEIGHT CROSS COUPLED MOI Empty weigth cross coupled moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - TOTAL WEIGHT PITCH MOI Total weight pitch moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - TOTAL WEIGHT ROLL MOI Total weight roll moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - TOTAL WEIGHT YAW MOI Total weight yaw moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - TOTAL WEIGHT CROSS COUPLED MOI Total weight cross coupled moment of inertia Slugs per feet squared N - Thanks and regards

Hello, It was my mistake as was reading as a float instead of int32, sorry. so i can confirm they all of them work properly, you can take the ? out of the list 🙂 Thanks and regards

Thanks for answers, will check once back on it saturday.

Hello, I run FSUIPC 6.1.5 with P3D V5. I tried to read the NDB coordinates from offsets 1124,1130,1128,1134,112C and 1138 but all of them return 0. I tried to read em via Lua as signed 32 bit integers like VOR or DME. These just always return 0 to me. I saw were marked ?-simC so I tought to report it. Regards

Tried it now in my python script and works well. numbers seem to be good. Thanks for the find. If you can give me a feedback on my last reply would be helpful! Thanks again