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MESM -iFly 737
Relatively new to GFIT and while making great progress with programming my GF equipment, am having difficulty with the MESM. I used Detective and and LVARs (VC_Engine_Start_SW_VAL) and got the knobs to rotate and the switch (L, Both, R) to switch through the positions. My problem is that the knob rotates but the engine will not spool up in the GRD position. When I use the mouse to click on the knob it works.
Went back to support and read about mouse clicks, I looked through the mouse clicks and see that 285 to 290 are for Engine_Start :iFly737-600.gau. I "sent" this to the gauge and still no luck:
VC_Engine_Start_SW_VAL = 0
Send 285 with 536870912 (Engine_Start :iFly737-600.gau)
Do I have to try all mouse clicks 285-290 until I find the one that works? I tried taking out the first line as well and as I expected the knob no longer rotated to that position.
Am I missing something?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Went back to support and read about mouse clicks, I looked through the mouse clicks and see that 285 to 290 are for Engine_Start :iFly737-600.gau. I "sent" this to the gauge and still no luck:
VC_Engine_Start_SW_VAL = 0
Send 285 with 536870912 (Engine_Start :iFly737-600.gau)
Do I have to try all mouse clicks 285-290 until I find the one that works? I tried taking out the first line as well and as I expected the knob no longer rotated to that position.
Am I missing something?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Comments
Hi Dave,
Yes try each one. Basically each mouse click represents a clickable area on the gauge concerned. Because GIT is basically hacking into the gauge behind the scenes, it cannot actually provide you with any more useful information.
Best wishes
Steve
thanks for the quick response.
Dave