mtjoeng Posted November 23, 2009 Report Share Posted November 23, 2009 hi found with logger: 66587,74070 ; PMDG747 Autobrake Dial Left 66587,74071 ; PMDG747 Autobrake Dial Right so Shft-Tab-L: 210=76,25,x510066C1,x00040001 211=B66C0=0 76,25,66587,74071 212=B66C0=1 76,25,66587,74071 213=B66C0=2 76,25,66587,74070 214=B66C0=3 76,25,66587,74070 twice to the right, then twice to the left? Not, does 4x to the right tried this with Mouse Macro's values RXf330*X56cc Left RXf330*X56cc,31 Right but the syntax of this isnt right: 210=76,25,x510066C1,x00040001 211=B66C0=0 76,25,RXf330*X56cc,31 212=B66C0=1 76,25,RXf330*X56cc,31 213=B66C0=2 76,25,RXf330*X56cc 214=B66C0=3 76,25,RXf330*X56cc (can this be done with mouse macro's values?) any help? thx, mt Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted November 24, 2009 Report Share Posted November 24, 2009 so Shft-Tab-L: 210=76,25,x510066C1,x00040001 211=B66C0=0 76,25,66587,74071 212=B66C0=1 76,25,66587,74071 213=B66C0=2 76,25,66587,74070 214=B66C0=3 76,25,66587,74070 twice to the right, then twice to the left? Not, does 4x to the right Because your line 210 changes offset 66C1 but your conditions are on 66C0. but the syntax of this isnt right:210=76,25,x510066C1,x00040001 211=B66C0=0 76,25,RXf330*X56cc,31 212=B66C0=1 76,25,RXf330*X56cc,31 213=B66C0=2 76,25,RXf330*X56cc 214=B66C0=3 76,25,RXf330*X56cc Because the syntax for macros is one used in Macro files, not in button definitions. Make some macros, and you'll get a Macro file. Assign buttons to it and you'll get the macro references in the Button assignments in the FSUIPC INI. (can this be done with mouse macro's values?) Not directly because mouse macro values appear only in Macro files. But you can use the offset conditions in front of any valid Button or Key assignment. Since you can most certainly assign buttons to macros, you can use conditions on them. Regards Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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