LambisGr Posted May 13, 2003 Report Posted May 13, 2003 Hello I want to use one switch for each possition of the flap lever. In the FSUIPC i found only for UP - DOWN - 1 - 2 and 3 possition How can i give the order to the switch to make the 4 and 5 place. I Use the 777 airplane 777 position FSUIPC orders --------------------------------- position UP--------------FlapUp OK position 1---------------Flap1 OK Position 5---------------Flap2 OK Position 15--------------Flap3 OK Position 20--------------????? Position 25--------------????? Position 30--------------FlapDOWN OK Also the FSUIPC have and the follow orders for the flap: FlapsDetent Set FlapsSet But I don`t know how i use the two orders and i don`t know what they do. And i don`t want use the orders FlapInc and FlapDec. I want to use specific flap position in every move of my flap lever. Best Regards Lambis http://www.projectmagenta.com/~lambis777project/
LambisGr Posted May 13, 2003 Author Report Posted May 13, 2003 Hello I want to use one switch for each possition of the flap lever. In the FSUIPC i found only for UP - DOWN - 1 - 2 and 3 possition How can i give the order to the switch to make the 4 and 5 place. I Use the 777 airplane 777 position FSUIPC orders --------------------------------- position UP--------------FlapUp OK position 1---------------Flap1 OK Position 5---------------Flap2 OK Position 15--------------Flap3 OK Position 20--------------????? Position 25--------------????? Position 30--------------FlapDOWN OK Also the FSUIPC have and the follow orders for the flap: FlapsDetent Set FlapsSet But I don`t know how i use the two orders and i don`t know what they do. And i don`t want use the orders FlapInc and FlapDec. I want to use specific flap position in every move of my flap lever. Best Regards Lambis http://www.projectmagenta.com/~lambis777project/
Pete Dowson Posted May 13, 2003 Report Posted May 13, 2003 I want to use one switch for each possition of the flap lever. In the FSUIPC i found only for UP - DOWN - 1 - 2 and 3 possition FSUIPC can only list the controls provided by FS. In fact the list you see is extracted at run time from FS's "Controls.dll" -- the names are from there too. FSUIPC just adds things for PM and KeySend. And i don`t want use the orders FlapInc and FlapDec.I want to use specific flap position in every move of my flap lever. In that case you have to use an axis input (Flaps Set is one such and suitable). See the Joystick section, and how to assign a Flaps control in the Advanced users guide. "FLAPS_SET" is not assignable in the FS CFG (at least not without patching CONTROLS.DLL as explained in my FS2002 controls document) so FSUIPC allows mapping from any assignable axis control. If you have no spare axis, only a set of buttons, then you could try assigning the Buttons to the Flaps Set axis, and setting the Parameter there to the correct values to ensure correct flap selection -- in the Flaps section of the Joystick page you will see the increment needed for your aircraft when it is loaded. If it says "2047" for instance you would set flap parameters 0, 2047, 4094, and so on, or something like that. You'll need to experiment to see if you can make this work, I've never tried it myself. Keep us informed. Regards, Pete
Pete Dowson Posted May 13, 2003 Report Posted May 13, 2003 I want to use one switch for each possition of the flap lever. In the FSUIPC i found only for UP - DOWN - 1 - 2 and 3 possition FSUIPC can only list the controls provided by FS. In fact the list you see is extracted at run time from FS's "Controls.dll" -- the names are from there too. FSUIPC just adds things for PM and KeySend. And i don`t want use the orders FlapInc and FlapDec.I want to use specific flap position in every move of my flap lever. In that case you have to use an axis input (Flaps Set is one such and suitable). See the Joystick section, and how to assign a Flaps control in the Advanced users guide. "FLAPS_SET" is not assignable in the FS CFG (at least not without patching CONTROLS.DLL as explained in my FS2002 controls document) so FSUIPC allows mapping from any assignable axis control. If you have no spare axis, only a set of buttons, then you could try assigning the Buttons to the Flaps Set axis, and setting the Parameter there to the correct values to ensure correct flap selection -- in the Flaps section of the Joystick page you will see the increment needed for your aircraft when it is loaded. If it says "2047" for instance you would set flap parameters 0, 2047, 4094, and so on, or something like that. You'll need to experiment to see if you can make this work, I've never tried it myself. Keep us informed. Regards, Pete
LambisGr Posted May 14, 2003 Author Report Posted May 14, 2003 Hi again Pete wrote: If you have no spare axis, only a set of buttons, then you could try assigning the Buttons to the Flaps Set axis, and setting the Parameter there to the correct values to ensure correct flap selection -- in the Flaps section of the Joystick page you will see the increment needed for your aircraft when it is loaded. If it says "2047" for instance you would set flap parameters 0, 2047, 4094, and so on, or something like that. You'll need to experiment to see if you can make this work, I've never tried it myself. I check it but show me the same number in every possition i place.(Incr 2730). for flap up to put 0,2730,5460 for flap1 1,2730,5460 and so on? change only the first number? Lambis
LambisGr Posted May 14, 2003 Author Report Posted May 14, 2003 Hi again Pete wrote: If you have no spare axis, only a set of buttons, then you could try assigning the Buttons to the Flaps Set axis, and setting the Parameter there to the correct values to ensure correct flap selection -- in the Flaps section of the Joystick page you will see the increment needed for your aircraft when it is loaded. If it says "2047" for instance you would set flap parameters 0, 2047, 4094, and so on, or something like that. You'll need to experiment to see if you can make this work, I've never tried it myself. I check it but show me the same number in every possition i place.(Incr 2730). for flap up to put 0,2730,5460 for flap1 1,2730,5460 and so on? change only the first number? Lambis
Pete Dowson Posted May 14, 2003 Report Posted May 14, 2003 I check it but show me the same number in every possition i place.(Incr 2730). What does, what positions? If you mean the increment shown in FSUIPC's Flaps section, then what you are reading is the increment -- the difference between each flap position. It is fixed for a fixed number of flap detentes. It only changes if you change to an aircraft with a different number! for flap up to put 0,2730,5460 for flap1 1,2730,5460 and so on?change only the first number? Sorry, you've lost me now. Where can you put 3 numbers as parameters? Where are you looking? The FS flaps control takes a SINGLE (1) number between 0 and 16383. 0 means "no flaps", 16383 means "full flaps". The other positions are spread equally between those two extremes. So for example if there were only 3 positios (0, half and full, say) the parameter values for those would be 0, 8191 and 16383, the increment being 8191. Just extend this for the number of positions you want. Pete
Pete Dowson Posted May 14, 2003 Report Posted May 14, 2003 I check it but show me the same number in every possition i place.(Incr 2730). What does, what positions? If you mean the increment shown in FSUIPC's Flaps section, then what you are reading is the increment -- the difference between each flap position. It is fixed for a fixed number of flap detentes. It only changes if you change to an aircraft with a different number! for flap up to put 0,2730,5460 for flap1 1,2730,5460 and so on?change only the first number? Sorry, you've lost me now. Where can you put 3 numbers as parameters? Where are you looking? The FS flaps control takes a SINGLE (1) number between 0 and 16383. 0 means "no flaps", 16383 means "full flaps". The other positions are spread equally between those two extremes. So for example if there were only 3 positios (0, half and full, say) the parameter values for those would be 0, 8191 and 16383, the increment being 8191. Just extend this for the number of positions you want. Pete
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