A question regarding FSUIPC how do you assign detents for example for the Default 737? I try to do it in the Buttons/switches assign but you only have Flap 1 through 4 basically anyone can help?
Thanks!
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A question regarding FSUIPC how do you assign detents for example for the Default 737? I try to do it in the Buttons/switches assign but you only have Flap 1 through 4 basically anyone can help?
Thanks!
If you are using a momentary switch then you use the FLAPS INC command in FSUIPC that will allow you to lower the flaps by each detent. To return the flaps to the up position you can either use FLAPS UP or FLAPS DEC depending whether you want the flaps all the way up at once or reduce the flaps incrementaly. Hope this helps.
Rob
Hi Actually I am using independent switches for each detent so I need to add a Detent per switch... SO for example I need to make detent 1 through 9 in the 737 quad for the default 737 How I do that?
Thanks
I'm not sure that you can do that. Perhaps someone else who is very knowledgeable about FSUIPC can help you out on that. There may be a way to do that with FSUIPC. However why use all those switches when you can use a single momentary switch - (on)off(on)? Seems to be more complicated with multiple switches.
Rob
Aint't there a flap axis in FSUIPC?
Not using Pots just switches there is a way... You have to assign the value so that FSUIPC reads it... In the Case of LEVEL D the offset exists not sure if it exist on the Default 737 or other 737.... Hope someone can help if not will have to mail the man itself Pete Dawson!
Regards,
Roberto
Ok Flap is added using a Potentiometer and FSUIPC makes the rest... Now all of my detents work well except for one... How can I tell FSUIPC that the specific detent is a certain POT Value?? Or should I simply modify my detents placement?
Thanks!
Just assign each one to the FLAPS_SET or AXIS_FLAPS_SET control with an appropriate parameter value -- normally 0 for flaps full up and 16383 for flaps full down. Generally the other 7 will be regularly spaced between those two positions, though some add-on 737's are slightly different (the PMDG one for instance has half spacing at either end, I seem to remember).Quote:
Originally Posted by dodiano
One of those two controls may take values from -16383 (flaps full up) instead of 0. I'm afraid I don't remember off-hand, and it may be different between FS9 and FSX. But it is easy enough to try different parameters will you get what you want.
BTW I am able to be much more responsive to questions about FSUIPC if you ask on my Support Forum, which I general visit many times a day.
Regards
Pete
Thank you Pete will do that on your Forum next time! Just one last question that is done within the FSUIPC menu or in the .cfg file??? Cause I tried that but the last Detent from 30 to 40 in my Throttles is slightly larger the distance betweeen detents so when I put it in the 30 position it goes all the way to 40 and if I move it from the 30 detent position to 20 if I leave it in the middle it will mark 30... So it might also be a mechanical issue because they are not spaced equally...
Regards
Much easier in the options tabs, surely? Else you've got to keep referring to the Advanced Users guide to figure out parameter formats -- and I deliberately don't document them all, where the options dialogue is perfectly good enough!Quote:
Originally Posted by dodiano
Sorry, none of that makes sense to me in relation to the query I was answering, which is the one where you have 9 separate switches, one for each flap position. Remember? You said:Quote:
Cause I tried that but the last Detent from 30 to 40 in my Throttles is slightly larger the distance betweeen detents so when I put it in the 30 position it goes all the way to 40 and if I move it from the 30 detent position to 20 if I leave it in the middle it will mark 30... So it might also be a mechanical issue because they are not spaced equally...
If you are now using a continuous axis, then the flaps detente calibration facilities in FSUIPC's calibration section, not the assignments section (and again, in the Options, not the INI file) will cope with any linear or non-linear axis inputs. You actually calibrate a region for each detente, so even if the axis values vary a little it can still cope.Quote:
"I am using independent switches for each detent so I need to add a Detent per switch"
Regards
Pete
Ok Thanks Pete,
No actually I changed my system from independent switches to a Pot Axis!
Thanks for the help.
Roberto