Subscribe to specified Air Manager variable(s)
Si_variable_subscribe(variable,unit,callback_function) Var_id = si_variable_create(variable,unit,initial_value) Commands are event based, and won't hold any value.Ĭlick here for a screencast video about inter-instrument communication. Variables are state full, there is always has a value behind it. There are two ways to communicate between instruments.
#FSUIPC OFFSET LIST SIMULATOR#
Communication all goes through the Air Manager flight simulator plugin (X-plane or FSX), so make sure that is running. These functions are used to communicate between instruments. Functionįs2_msg_subscribe(msg,type,callback_function) These functions are used to communicate with Aerofly FS2.Ĭlick here for a screencast video about Aerofly FS2 functions. Events are mostly used for simulating certain buttons on instruments.įs2020_variable_subscribe(variable,unit,callback_function)įs2020_variable_write(variable,unit, value) The other way of communicating is done by sending events to the flight simulator. Variables are used for most kind of data, such as airspeed, altitude etc. There are two ways of communicating, variables and events. Air Manager uses the SimConnect interface. These functions are used to communicate with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Subscribe to multiple sources (X-plane, FSX, AM) using one subscription Functionįsx_variable_subscribe(variable,unit,callback_function)
Events are mostly used for simulating certain buttons on instruments.Ĭlick here for a screencast video about FSX and Prepar3D functions. The other way of communicating is done by sending events to FSX or Prepar3D. These functions are used to communicate with Flight Simulator X or Prepar3D. Subscribe to multiple sources (X-Plane, FSX, AM) using one subscription Xpl_command_subscribe(commandref, callback_function) Xpl_dataref_write(dataref,type,value,offset,force) Xpl_dataref_subscribe(dataref,type,callback_function) Our YouTube contains videos about subscribing to datarefs, writing datarefs and variable_subscribe and commands.
Commands are event driven, and are mostly used for simulating certain buttons on instruments. The other way of communicating is done by sending commands to X-Plane. Datarefs are used for most kind of data, such as airspeed, altitude etc. X-Plane knows two ways of communicating, datarefs and commands. Define the SimConnect custom eventHandler.These functions are used to communicate with X-Plane. Custom event handler that interacts with the LVARs.
If it is helpful, at a later stage (when I included all LVARS) I may upload the WASM directly here.
#FSUIPC OFFSET LIST CODE#
I don’t maintain a GitHub, so the raw code is provided below.
#FSUIPC OFFSET LIST HOW TO#
Perhaps this is trivial to some, but to me it really helps to continue binding of hardware rotaries to the FlyByWire A320 that I was not aware of how to access before (through SimConnect at least). The code that allows the above mentioned LVAR binding is elaborated below. The method that I use for this, is to build a small standalone WASM (WebAssembly) that handles any EventID that is send through a SimConnect interface. This allows for instance to set the Airbus Nav mode (LS, LOC, NAV, ARC, MAP), or the range of the MFD. After following the SDK discussions for a time now, I like to contribute a small demo code that might help others to also understand how to directly access LVARS from outside the sim.