Alp Posted January 30, 2021 Report Posted January 30, 2021 Hello, I'm using FSUIPC web socket for my web project but i could not got a latitude longitude information via 0568 and 0560 offsets. I'm getting nonsensical numbers. Can you help me please. My javascript code is under the below. var cmdoffsetsread = new function () { var ws = null; // WebSocket this.start = function() { }; this.stop = function () { if (ws) { ws.close(); } }; var clearMessages = function () { document.getElementById("connectionStatus").innerText = ws ? "Connection Open" : "Connection Closed"; }; this.openConnection = function () { if (!ws) { clearMessages(); var serverURL = document.getElementById("serverURL").value; ws = new WebSocket(serverURL, "fsuipc"); ws.onopen = function () { document.getElementById("connectionStatus").innerText = "Connection Open"; cmdoffsetsread.send_main_offsets(); cmdoffsetsread.send_main_read_request(); }; ws.onclose = function () { cmdoffsetsread.send_stop_request(); document.getElementById("connectionStatus").innerText = "Connection Closed"; ws = null; }; ws.onerror = function () { document.getElementById("connectionStatus").innerText = "WebSocket Error"; }; ws.onmessage = function (msg) { var response = JSON.parse(msg.data); if (response.success) { switch (response.command) { case 'offsets.declare': document.getElementById('connectionStatus').innerText = 'All settings loaded and instructor panel started'; break; case "offsets.stop": document.getElementById('connectionStatus').innerText = 'Updates for "' + response.name + '" have been stopped'; break; case 'offsets.read': switch (response.name) { case 'allSettingsOffsets': showOffsetValues(response); break; } break; default: document.getElementById('connectionStatus').innerText = 'Unknown command: ' + response.command; break; } } else { var error = 'Error for ' + response.name + ' (' + response.command + '): '; error += response.errorCode + " - " + response.connectionStatus; document.getElementById("connectionStatus").innerText = error; } }; } } var showOffsetValues = function (response) { //VARIABLES var playerLon = (((response.data.playerLon / 10001750) / 65536.0) / 65536.0) * 90.0; // longitude document.getElementById("latitude_longitude").value = playerLon; } this.send_main_offsets = function () { clearMessages(); var request = { command: 'offsets.declare', name: 'allSettingsOffsets', offsets: [ { name: 'playerLon', address: 0x0568, type: 'uint', size: 8 } ] } if (ws) { ws.send(JSON.stringify(request)); } } this.send_main_read_request = function () { clearMessages(); var request = { command: 'offsets.read', name: 'allSettingsOffsets', interval: 100 } if (ws) { ws.send(JSON.stringify(request)); } } this.send_stop_request = function () { clearMessages(); var request = { command: 'offsets.stop', name: 'allSettingsOffsets' } if (ws) { ws.send(JSON.stringify(request)); } } this.closeConnection = function () { if (ws) { clearMessages(); ws.close(); } } };
Alp Posted January 30, 2021 Author Report Posted January 30, 2021 I fixed my problem. I used wrong syntax.
Paul Henty Posted January 30, 2021 Report Posted January 30, 2021 I'm glad you fixed it. For the benefit of others searching for the same problem, the easiest way to work with Longitude and Latitude offsets is to declare them with the types 'lon' and 'lat'. var request = { command: 'offsets.declare', name: 'allSettingsOffsets', offsets: [ { name: 'playerLon', address: 0x0568, type: 'lon', size: 8 }, { name: 'playerLat', address: 0x0560, type: 'lat', size: 8 } ] } This will return the values in degrees decimal, so you won't need to do any conversion maths on the client side. Paul
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