michel78320 Posted March 14 Report Share Posted March 14 Hi, I am a registered user of FSUIPC7, with which I have been able to make lots of things for years. I thank the authors a lot for this excellent software. Today, I have got a small difficulty : I want to use the "ENG1" button of my Airbus Throttle TCA (from Thrustmaster). I wrote a Lua script with event.button ("H" , 2 , "my function") . When I push the button, the event accesses correctly to "My Function" . But when I release the button, there is no managed event. Nothing happens (checked in the log of the console) I also tried "event.button ("H" , 2 , downup, "my function") : again no reaction on release. Now, I tried to use Assignments + Buttons (in the menu) , with assigning one lua for Button-press and a second lua for Button-release. It works perfectly well. Do you have an idea of why it works with KeyPress and not with event.button ? Thank you in advance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John Dowson Posted March 14 Report Share Posted March 14 12 hours ago, michel78320 said: I also tried "event.button ("H" , 2 , downup, "my function") : again no reaction on release. To receive button presses and release, the format is: event.button ("H" , 2 , 3, "my function") The downup is a parameter and should be one of the following values (as described in the documentation): Quote Except for the button “255” case, the optional “downup” parameter specifies the change to be detected: Omitted when pressed 1 when pressed 2 when released 3 when pressed or released (see Note * below John Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
michel78320 Posted March 14 Author Report Share Posted March 14 Thank you for this very clear answer. Indeed, I misinterpreted the documentation. Sorry ! Your example is very clear. Thank you. FSUIPC is a wonderful program, which makes it possible to do what MSFS does not know how to do ... I use Hvars and Lvars to interface all my hardware modules (Open Cockpit, VRinsight and CP-Flight) under MSFS. That's wonderful, and your support is at the top. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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