cmdn Posted March 22, 2016 Report Posted March 22, 2016 Hi, I am experiencing a problem with this File for fsuipc , When I add the line 1= LUA dynamicFriction in the FSUIPC.ini nothing happens in FSX , I just reinstalled fsuipc, I do remember it used to add an automatic line [LuaFiles] 1 = DynamicFriction But It doesn't appear in my file, Thanks for your help!
Pete Dowson Posted March 22, 2016 Report Posted March 22, 2016 1= LUA dynamicFriction in the FSUIPC.ini nothing happens in FSX , I just reinstalled fsuipc, I do remember it used to add an automatic line [LuaFiles] 1 = DynamicFriction But It doesn't appear in my file, You do NOT add any lines to [LuaFiles]. That section is created automatically by FSUIPC based on the Lua files it finds in the Modules folder. You must NEVER edit it. It is not a user area! If your Modules file contains the Lua program and you want it loading automatically you need an [Auto] section containing 1=Lua DynamicFriction BTW reinstalling FSUIPC does not disturb ANY files you have created or added, it merely updates the DLL and the stuff in the FSUIPC Documents subfolder. Pete
cmdn Posted March 22, 2016 Author Report Posted March 22, 2016 Actually what I mean here is when I add the line 1= LUA dynamic friction , nothing happens in the ini file , Usually fsuipc is supposed to create the following line by itself [LuaFiles] 1 = DynamicFriction But I can't see this it when I reopen the ini file.
Pete Dowson Posted March 22, 2016 Report Posted March 22, 2016 Actually what I mean here is when I add the line 1= LUA dynamic friction , nothing happens in the ini file , In the [Auto] section? Remove the space.You must get the name right. it needs to be 1= LUA DynamicFriction Usually fsuipc is supposed to create the following line by itself [LuaFiles] 1 = DynamicFriction You misunderstand. It doesn't create that because you add another line saying 1=Lua DynamicFriction. The complete [LuaFiles] section is always made and contains a list of ALL the Lua files in your FSUIPC Modules folder. It is nothing whatsoever with anything else you do, all you have to do is put Lua files into the Modules folder. The lines in there are needed to enable button and axis assignments to Lua programs, they don't affect any Lua commands elsewhere, such as in the [Auto] section. But I can't see this it when I reopen the ini file. In that case there is no such file in your Modules folder! Pete
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