PUSHBACK WRITE OFFSET PROBLEM

[tomcontr]

I´m having problems with this offset. Here is the how.

When I do this:

pushv = 0;
FSUIPC_Write(0x31F4, 4, &pushv, &dwResult);
FSUIPC_Process(&dwResult);

and then  to stop it I do this

pushv = 3;
FSUIPC_Write(0x31F4, 4, &pushv, &dwResult);
FSUIPC_Process(&dwResult);

I have no problems to stop the PushBack.

BUT, when I do:

pushv = 0;
FSUIPC_Write(0x31F4, 4, &pushv, &dwResult);
FSUIPC_Process(&dwResult);

//After some seconds >> 

(pushv = 1)  or (pushv = 2); //It could be any of them
FSUIPC_Write(0x31F4, 4, &pushv, &dwResult);
FSUIPC_Process(&dwResult);

and then,

pushv = 3;
FSUIPC_Write(0x31F4, 4, &pushv, &dwResult);
FSUIPC_Process(&dwResult);

THe Pushback wont stop, I dont know why.

I must say, that this use to work fine, when I was using the normal IPCuser.c user lib, but, when I stated using the ModuleUser.c for internal proceess. I start having this problem.

Hope that some one knows the answere.:wink:

Regards

Thomas

[Pete Dowson]

I´m having problems with this offset

Any FSUIPC log showing the sequence? You should always use logging -- that is what it is for. If you check the Logging page in options you will see IPC read and write logging options.

Try to do this with no other FSUIPC users also running so that the log only contains your efforts -- it makes things easier to interpret.

Also test things with default aircraft. Some complex panels may be interfering with what you are trying to do.

There's no difference between what FSUIPC does when called directly from inside FS to what it would do with an external call, though mostly internal users might as well use the normal interface FS provides, as documented in the Panels SDK.

Regards,

Pete