amosd Posted June 25, 2004 Report Posted June 25, 2004 Hi All, Does anyone know how I set the value of "Views/Instrument Panel/Global On" to be false using FSUIPC. If it is of any help this value can be toggled by pressing the "SHIFT+[" keys. I've searched the "FSUIPC for Programmers" manual with no joy. Any suggestions?? Cheers, Dan
Pete Dowson Posted June 25, 2004 Report Posted June 25, 2004 Does anyone know how I set the value of "Views/Instrument Panel/Global On" to be false using FSUIPC. If it is of any help this value can be toggled by pressing the "SHIFT+[" keys. I've searched the "FSUIPC for Programmers" manual with no joy. Whatever control you have got assigned to "Shift+[" can be sent to FS via the FSUIPC interface using the facility to send any control to FS via offsets 3110-3117. All you need to do is identify the control and thus its number. In my FS9.CFG this line defines it: PANEL_TOGGLE=219,9 As you can decode from the list in the FSUIPC Advanced User's guide, 219 is the key code for the '[' key, and '9' indicates Shift. In the FS2004 Controls document (from http://www.schiratti.com/dowson) you will find that the numerical value of "PANEL_TOGGLE" is shown, thus: PANEL_TOGGLE 65748 so all you need to do is write decimal 65748 to the 32-bit offset 3110, and your Uncle is called Robert! Try it with FSInterrogate. Note that you can't be sure this turns it off rather than on -- it is a toggle. However, There are these controls listed: PANEL_ID_CLOSE 66508 PANEL_ID_OPEN 66507 I have no idea whether these work, but they might be worth a try. I assume the ID is the number assigned to the panel part in the Panel.CFG file. You probably need to provide that as parameter. There are also the set of 9 PANEL_X controls, but those are toggles too (they are the ones normally assigned to Shift+19). Regards, Pete
amosd Posted June 28, 2004 Author Report Posted June 28, 2004 Hi Pete, Thanks for the advice. Worked the 1st time. :D Regards, Dan
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