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:mrgreen: Thanks for the help,i will check it May I check for " greather than 27" at byte 3 to get the negative ?

Hi Pete i'm driving crazy with this,maybe you can help,i am introducing a modification in my epl code,and i don't remember too much about epic ISA programming The point is that I need to check when the aircraft bank is more than 25 degrees,to the left and to the right. To do this i want to use the PH 13 (PLANE_BANK_DEGREES) that it says that the first two bytes ( 0 and 1 )are for the absolute value and the the others ( 2 and 3 ) are used to determine the negative value (bank to the left I guess ) I just want to put the value in a variable for check if it is at more than +25 o more than -25 but I have no idea how to do it. Any sugestion ? thanks Pete

Does anybody have this offset working in visual basic,I don't realize how to do it,any idea or code to share will be welcome !! :roll: Tks in advance

Does the value you write to the offset read back the same as you wrote (e.g. looking at it in FSInterrogate, or in FSUIPC's monitor)? Pete Dunno,i have to check it,but any value i put there always affect the pressure,never the quantity,anyway is ok for me !

Oops :oops: 07D4 disregard

Which is the offset for the altitude selected in the autopilot ? I can't find it tks

Hmmm. That is strange. Does the change you make read back? Pete Really strange,sorry Pete what do you mean with "read back" ?

Certainly,No oil = no oil pressure ,but in this case the only change when writting this offset is the oil pressure,the oil quantity remains always the same. Finally i wrote 0.7 to get a "red" indication in the instrument ,in this case I can shutdown the engine from Epic.if I write 0.9 I cannot shutdown the engine from Epic (0.9 means less pressure),believe or not With Epic i pulse a button that trigger the mixture lean in the FS config to shutdown the engine,simple.

You could try writing to, say, 3AA8 (oil leak percent) to change the oil quantity, but i'm not sure that will work either Pete (I have declared the var as double and write 0 or 1 to change the state using VB6,I know you don't understand the Visual Basig Logic anyway) Pete i try to write this offset (3AA8) and it works,but i have 2 problems,first the change is the oil pressure not the quantity,that's ok, the worst is that when I have the low pressure failure active I cannot shutdown the engine from the Epic. I can do it from my external application writing offset (0928) but it is not the best way Any idea ? :?

Most all of the low-offset values are read-only, derived from values elsewhere. You could try writing to, say, 3AA8 (oil leak percent) to change the oil quantity, but i'm not sure that will work either. When the sim engine is running most of these values are *results* not inputs, so your value will simply be overwritten on the next sim frame. I'm hoping to be able to do a lot more in FSX and beyond. ;-) Regards, Pete That's the point ! Tks Pete :wink:

Sorry, I don't really know any of that sort of stuff. I've provided mappings in FSUIPC for a number of failure types -- they are all I know of. I have never heard of specific types of engine failure, only a generic one. Check offset 0B6B -- I think you can fail individual engines. If you are an ex-Adventure writer, have you considered using the replacement for APL, the ABL or whatever it is called? Regards, Pete I want to know if i can write in offset 0968 for example (Eng 2 Oil Qty) or is it a read only ? Tks in advance

Pete As far as I know in FS98 adventures I can do this kind of failures with an engine,the problem is that if the aircraft involved has more than one engine the failure will be present in all of the engines that the acft has installed,so my question now is: Are there any way in FS2002 to put this failure in separated engines ?? Thans so much !

Ah, great! ;-) Good luck then. I hope I have not put you off asking more questions as you need to. Regards Pete haha,be good Pete,don't hit me I am a poor dummy trying to learn Thanks for your (almost) endless patience !! :roll: I will do another question in a new thread...stand by..

Aircraft controls? Who mentioned those? Please just find the list of FS controls, scan down and find the one called "REFRESH SCENERY". It will have a number. Use it. Are you a programmer? You don't seem to understand much so i hope this isn't an example of your programming. Sorry if I'm getting impatient with you, but if you refer back, my very first suggestion was to reload the scenery . remember? See this: It's actually called "refresh" rather than "reload", but it should have still been very easy for you to find if you'd bothered to look. Regards, Pete Ok,ok I think that I can see the light now,sorry Pete I am not a programmer,I am trying to learn,and I don't want to get you impatient ,I'm very sorry. :oops:

Really I don't understand y only need to reload the scenery what have the aircraft controls to do here ?? :shock: