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How to upload the hidden data with Gauges Composer
This toturial is uses these programs: Leonardo Maddog and Juan's beta SIOCServer with extra
Offsets number 2200 – 2899 and Gauges Composer.
First find offsets in the FS9 folder “module”
Open the file.
We look for offset file where "event" is written
Like this:
VCINT: CREATED OFFSET 2366 WITH [trp_event] (ID: 166)
“trp” is the Thrust Rating Panel
Each time you press a button on the panel in
the 3D cockpit, you will send a numerical
code, it is this code that we will capture with
Gauges Composer.
The code is sent in a split second, sometimes
faster than gauges composer can intercept it. Therefore it may be necessary to trigger the button
correctly many times before the number is received.
You can benefit from using a screen recorder and record the sequence and then playback and pause
the image with the number shown in Gauges Composer
Start gauges composer an make this
script:
My server is called FS2004, it is not
certain that your server has the same.
Now run FS an GC (Gauges Composer)
Minimized windows so you can see FS
and GC, Open the Maddog in the virtual
cockpit and press the button until you
get a result.
Below there is an example of data retrieved with the gauges composer.
You can now via an electric switch, an input card and the right script send this data to Leonardo
Maddog, so it believes it comes from the 3D cockpit.
Here is the event offset for the CDU 2
VCINT: CREATED OFFSET 2653 WITH [fms2_event] (ID: 453)
And here is an example of how to press the A button
with input 1:
Var 0000, Value 0 // Initializing
Var 0001, Link IOCARD_SW, Input 1, type P
{
IF V0001 = 0
{
V0002 = 0
}
ELSE
{
V0002 = 65 // Value 65 set the buttom A
}
}
Var 0002, Link IOCP, Offset 2653
// set A
Using this script in the GC so it is possible to retrieve data on APUs RPM
All instruments use values 0-100 from 0 to full scale.
Using this script in the GC so it is possible to retrieve data on APUs avil light
The value is
or
0 = off
100 = on
This script turns on the APU light in my overhead panel.
//______________________APU AVAL LIGHT_
var 0037, Link IOCP, Offset 2758 // APU pwr aval light
{
IF v0037 > 50
// ON
{
v0038 = 1
// Set: light to on
}
ELSE
{
v0038 = 0
// Set: light to off
}
}
Var 0038, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 53 // APU pwr aval light
Good luck with the hunt ;-)
Claus