Change the data of Throttle by FSUIPC3.93

[jinzhu1912]

I use Fsuipc3.93 and FS2004 to develop virtual instrument. When I try use the statement of

 

if((m_axes_disco_310a & 8) == 0)  

m_axes_disco_310a += 8;

m_fsuipc->write(0x310A, 2, &m_axes_disco_310a);

m_fsuipc->write(0x088C, 2, &fs_percent);

m_fsuipc->write(0x0924, 2, &fs_percent);

m_fsuipc->write(0x09BC, 2, &fs_percent);

m_fsuipc->write(0x0A54, 2, &fs_percent);

 

but I find it didn't change the in FS2004?

Can you tell me why?

 

[Andydigital]

Pete cannot support anyone who is not using the current version of FSUIPC. Remaining current does not cost you anything as all updates within major versions are free. Please update from the page below then ask your question again if it is still relevant. The current version for FS9 at the time of writing is 3.999z9.

 

http://forum.simflight.com/topic/66139-updated-modules/

[Pete Dowson]

but I find it didn't change the in FS2004?

Can you tell me why?

 

As Andy says, please update to a supported version.  Then work out what you are doing using the Logging features of FSUIPC -- see its Logging tab. You can monitor the Axis Events and the ipc Writes you are doing.

 

Pete

[jinzhu1912]

Yes, I have updated to FSUIPC3.999z9. I want to know why some offsets can read and write,some offsets can't read or write.

[Pete Dowson]

Yes, I have updated to FSUIPC3.999z9. I want to know why some offsets can read and write,some offsets can't read or write.

 

Yes, some things are read only, some are read/write, and some are even write-only (for special commands in FSUIPC).

 

The offsets you mentioned earlier work. What offsets do you need to use which you think you cannot write to?

 

If you have a problem, did you bother to try using Logging to see what is happening, as I suggested?

 

Pete

[jinzhu1912]

I'm sorry, what't the Logging?

[Pete Dowson]

I'm sorry, what't the Logging?

 

See FSUIPC documentation, and the tab called "Logging" in the FSUIPC options.

 

Pete