Toppa80 Posted September 27, 2008 Report Posted September 27, 2008 Hi, ich habe da ein Problem.... das Offset 3364 "Flag ReadyToFly" zeigt 0 wenn ich fliege, 2 wenn ich im Startmenü bin und 3 wenn ich im Flugmodus in ein Menü gehe. Soweit alles in Ordnung... Habe einen Bug gefunden: Wenn ich vom Startmenü "Flug erstellen" in das Menü gehe um das Flugzeug zu wählen, zeigt es 0. Dies passiert in keinem anderen Menü, sondern nur da. Mein Programm ist in einem Stby-Modus und wartet darauf, dass es 0 wird. Wenn ich nun ein Flugzeug wähle, legt es aber los... Die Flag 3365 "InMenu" zeigt hier immer 0 an. Funktioniert das dann erst ab dem FSX? Würde mich sehr über eine Hilfe freuen. Liebe Grüße, Tobi
AirFlo737 Posted September 27, 2008 Report Posted September 27, 2008 Did you notice that most posts in this forum are English? Maybe you want to translate your text, so that more people can potentially help you... Greetings Florian
Toppa80 Posted September 27, 2008 Author Report Posted September 27, 2008 I´m sorry ;) Hi, I have a problem.... the offset 3364 "Flag ReadyToFly" shows 0 while flying, 2 while I´m in the StartUp Menu and 3 while going to a menu in flightmodus. So far so good... I found a bug: Being in the StartUp Menu "Create Flight" and going to the menu to change aircraft, the flag shows 0. This not happens anywhere else, only there. My Application is in stby and waits for 0 on "ReadyToFly" flag. If I now change the aircraft, it begins to run... The flag 3365 "InMenu" shows all the time 0. Does it only work on FSX? I hope anybody can help me. Sorry for my english ;) Greetings, Tobi
JSkorna Posted September 28, 2008 Report Posted September 28, 2008 Hi, We will need to wait until Pete comes home.
Pete Dowson Posted October 1, 2008 Report Posted October 1, 2008 I found a bug: Being in the StartUp Menu "Create Flight" and going to the menu to change aircraft, the flag shows 0. This not happens anywhere else, only there. My Application is in stby and waits for 0 on "ReadyToFly" flag. If I now change the aircraft, it begins to run... The flag 3365 "InMenu" shows all the time 0. Does it only work on FSX? No, it was invented for FS2000 and carried forward as compatibly as possible. but thanks for mentioning you are not talking about FSX. So, are you talking about FS9 or before? FS9.1? Please also tell me the specific version number of FSUIPC. If it isn't the latest increment (available in the "Other Downloads" above), please try that first. Then I can check it out here with the same version. I must admit it isn't something I've noticed -- WideFS and other ancillary programs all wait upon those values. Regards Pete
Pete Dowson Posted October 3, 2008 Report Posted October 3, 2008 the offset 3364 "Flag ReadyToFly" shows 0 while flying, 2 while I´m in the StartUp Menu and 3 while going to a menu in flightmodus. So far so good... I'm not sure how you are getting these values. I've just checked with FS9.1 and FSUIPC 3.829, and I get Byte 3364 = 255 in initial menu and whilst FS is initially loading Byte 3365 = 2 in initial menu but then 0 when FS starts loading textures etc etc Then, when truly ready to Fly, both bytes change to 0. Being in the StartUp Menu "Create Flight" and going to the menu to change aircraft, the flag shows 0. This not happens anywhere else, only there. I think you must have an error somewhere. The Byte at 3364 stays 0 when in Menus. But 3365 changes to 3 as soon as you press ALT and FS pauses ready to go into the Menus. The bytes 3364 and 3365 remain 0 and 3 respectively no matter what you do, until you exit the menu and FS is again ready to fly. I've been checking this with FSInterrogate. As I mentioned, a lot of things could go wrong if this wasn't working. I suggest you use FSUIPC's IPC read logging to see what it is you may be doing incorrectly. If you don't understand the logging, just show me and I'll help. Regards Pete
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