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Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Outstanding, thank you!
Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Thanks for this!
Is there a variable I can use to read the cabin temperature? I want to tie it to either an RGB LED or a 7 segment display so I can see what the cabin temp is without pulling out the tablet.
Is there a variable I can use to read the cabin temperature? I want to tie it to either an RGB LED or a 7 segment display so I can see what the cabin temp is without pulling out the tablet.
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
There may be a standard simvar for that, but I confess I have never looked.
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Thank you for doing this. Very helpful for my emersion! 

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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Excellent, thanks! If only all aircraft devs would do this.
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Thnx, Lewis... 

Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
This is awesome, thanks much guys... time to go fiddle with SPAD! Could you maybe sticky this please?
Also the link at https://a2asimulations.com/2023/08/09/a ... able-list/ has the correct forum thread URL in the label, but the actual HREF is just pointed back to it's own page URL:
Heh took me a couple of minutes to find it.
Also the link at https://a2asimulations.com/2023/08/09/a ... able-list/ has the correct forum thread URL in the label, but the actual HREF is just pointed back to it's own page URL:
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
This is really good, Thanks.
Would be possible to include the vars that tells both the inside cabin temp and the rate of change? I want to do a gauge that mirrors that info so i do not need to open the pad every time i need to check i am hot or cold. Thanks.
Would be possible to include the vars that tells both the inside cabin temp and the rate of change? I want to do a gauge that mirrors that info so i do not need to open the pad every time i need to check i am hot or cold. Thanks.
Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Hi,
could it be that LVARs for NAV1/2 breakers are mixed to each other regarding VC panel description? If I pop out e. g. NAV1 breaker in VC, LVAR for NAV2 changes and vice versa.
could it be that LVARs for NAV1/2 breakers are mixed to each other regarding VC panel description? If I pop out e. g. NAV1 breaker in VC, LVAR for NAV2 changes and vice versa.
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Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
for controlling cabin temp:
(L: CabinTempControl, percent)
(L: CabinTempControlPAST, percent)
(L: CabinVentLeversPast, percent)
(L: CabinVent1LeverLock, percent)
(L: CabinTempChange, percent)
(L: CabinTemp, celsius)
(L: CabinTempPast, celsius)
(L:CabinTempControl_Click, celsius)
(L: CabinVentLeftLever, percent)
(L: CabinVentRightLever, percent)
(L: CabinVentLever1, percent)
(L: CabinVentLever2, percent)
(L: CabinTempControl, percent)
(L: CabinTempControlPAST, percent)
(L: CabinVentLeversPast, percent)
(L: CabinVent1LeverLock, percent)
(L: CabinTempChange, percent)
(L: CabinTemp, celsius)
(L: CabinTempPast, celsius)
(L:CabinTempControl_Click, celsius)
(L: CabinVentLeftLever, percent)
(L: CabinVentRightLever, percent)
(L: CabinVentLever1, percent)
(L: CabinVentLever2, percent)
Re: Accu-Sim Comanche 250 MSFS Variables
Some feedback for A2A for their next MSFS project related to LVAR use. Pretty much all of the LVAR’s that manipulate an in cockpit control of one kind or another in the MSFS Comanche including but not limited to the Primer handle, circuit breakers, switches etc lock out control of said item from the virtual cockpit once they have been used for the first time. For some of us this is not an issue but for others it is. One case where it may be a big deal is for the cb’s. I wonder for instance how the aircraft code would be able to pop a breaker after its LVAR has been written to. It seems the LVAR changing from an external source is not fed back to the virtual cockpit state code and therefore it breaks operation. The manipulation LVARs really need to be just a way to trigger whatever the mouse event does rather than be the actual control variable such that the virtual cockpit control still works. There are some good examples of doing this in other aircraft.
Probably too late for the Comanche but something to improve on for future projects.
Probably too late for the Comanche but something to improve on for future projects.
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