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  1. ihiyani
    hello everyone , i just wanted to know how to make the tug of the pushback attach to the aircraft without move , i need to make the speed 0 so tried this code Private TugS As New Offset(Of UInteger)("tug", &H31FC, True) Dim SPD as UInteger = TextSPD.text TugS.Value = SPD FSUIPCConnection.Process("tug") it didn't work the aircraft just move forward when it's not attached to the tug . need help with that thank you at all . stay safe
  2. ztajti
    Hi! I try read the 0x0AF4 offset (Fuel weight as pounds per gallon; size: 2) and the simulator write, the fuel weight is 6.7 Lbs/Gal, the Client read in 6 Lbs/Gal. It's my code: Offset<double> fuelWeight = new Offset<double>("fuel", 0x0AF4); How I can read the real weight value in double/float/decimal? The double result is Which type should I use to work in correctly? Thank you!
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