scumari Posted May 28, 2004 Report Posted May 28, 2004 Hello all Is there a way to change the spoilersize and thrust size of an aircraft via FSUIPC during flight? Does anyone know the offsets of these values? I am working on a small VB6 program and need to know if the sizes can be changed. I know it's in the aircraft.cfg files but need to change for a short period. Thanks, Rick
Pete Dowson Posted May 28, 2004 Report Posted May 28, 2004 Is there a way to change the spoilersize and thrust size of an aircraft via FSUIPC during flight? Does anyone know the offsets of these values? I don't think that the FS sim engine is designed that way, with simple values which can be changed on the fly. I am no expert on the aircraft side of things, but it seems to me that the parameters read from the Aircraft.CFG and the AIR files are used as a basis for generating a complex flight model, maybe with tables and all sorts. Certainly most of these things interact with each other. There are jet thrust values for each engine (204C etc) but I suspect that these are derived values and I doubt whether you can change them, though you are welcome to try. I really don't know of any "spoiler effectiveness" value internally, but simply manipulating the value in 0BD0 should be sufficient provided there's enough effect pre-defined for the aircraft. Even if the were specific values matching your needs which I could find and map offsets to, which is unlikely, I doubt whether writing to them would have the effect you might be seeking, simply because of the interaction in the modelling. I don't know what you are trying to do, but experimenting with writing to the assorted velocities and accelerations (3060-30B8 and 3178-31D0) may give you what you want. Alternatively try changing the loaded weight and distribution (1400). Regards, Pete
scumari Posted May 28, 2004 Author Report Posted May 28, 2004 Dear mr Dowson You have given me a haeding with a lot of tailwind. Thank you very much. Rick
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