sisoffi Posted November 15, 2020 Report Posted November 15, 2020 Hi Pete and John, i am trying to assign a macro with the wheel press. In the virtual cockpit to accelerate an encoder (for example the nav1 crs of the md80 autopilot) you use the mouse wheel press and turning the wheel (parameter 14 and 15 up and down) while maintaining the on press you have the encoder variation of 10 in 10 instead of 1 in 1. Leafing through the guide for advanced users, however, he didn't find the on press function of the wheel. Isn't it implemented or can't I find it? thank you Simone
Pete Dowson Posted November 15, 2020 Report Posted November 15, 2020 8 minutes ago, sisoffi said: Leafing through the guide for advanced users, however, he didn't find the on press function of the wheel. Isn't it implemented or can't I find it? Mouse inputs are not directly assignable in FSUIPC. But you can do quite a lot of mouse action programming with a Lua plug-in. See the assorted event.mouseXXX functions in the Lua Library document, and also the Mouse library in the same document. Pete
sisoffi Posted November 15, 2020 Author Report Posted November 15, 2020 Pete, i everytime assigned mouse macro in fsuipc without problems. THe only thing im not find is the on press wheel on the tab : part provides the actual mouse action required to operate the facility. This is encoded as a number, one of those listed below (but note that some of these will probably never be seen in relation to such regions!): 1 Right single click 2 Middle single click` 3 Left single click 4 Right double click 5 Middle double click 6 Left double click 7 Right button & drag 8 Middlebutton & drag 9 Left button & drag 10 Move 11 Right elease 12 Middle release 13 Left release 14 Wheel up 15 Wheel down 16 Leave 17 Count there is no on press wheel?
John Dowson Posted November 15, 2020 Report Posted November 15, 2020 If the wheel is the middle button, then 2 would be click - 8 is middle button click and drag. You can also look into use 14, 15 and 12. Anyway, you've found the codes on page 33 of the User guide so just try different sequences to see if any work. It may be easier and more reliable to use controls or lvars, if available.
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