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FS2004 Gauges to trigger playing sounds

You've missed my very first statement. This needs to be fixed:
Code: 
 1 (">>G:Var1) (L:Stabilizer, degree) -2.5 ">>
                    1 (">>L:PushedSound,number)
                        if{
                            (L:Stabilizer, degree) 0.05 - (">>L:Stabilizer, degree)
                          }

At the moment, you're evaluating something, write something to another variable and have some code that is executed after an evaluation. I really do not think that this is the correct order.
Fix this and see if it helps with the looping sound.
 
Heretic said:
Fix this and see if it helps
Click to expand...
Will this work:

XML: 
                (M:Event) 'LeftSingle' scmp 0 ==

                (L:Stabilizer, degree) (L:Stabilizer_Old, degree) != &&

                if{

                    1 (>G:Var1) (L:Stabilizer, degree) -2.5 &gt

                                           

                        if{ 1 (>L:PushedSound,number)

                            (L:Stabilizer, degree) 0.05 + (>L:Stabilizer, degree)

                            (L:Stabilizer, degree) (>L:Stabilizer_Old, degree)

                          }

                  }
 
There's some P3D4 issue now with the crew xml gauge I am trying to fix. The problem is when I switch to external views the crew stops working, no more announcements made and the switch & button sounds of the 2D panel are gone.

Also the crew gauge does not work now or glitching in the default Mooney Bravo I used to test it with.

I suspect there could be a registry issue with P3D4 since I made an installer for my updates that added some keys to HKEY_CURRENT_USER but just to get the path for my further updates.

Any thoughts, greatly appreciated.
 
Looks like SOLVED! I compared the P3D4 path key with mine added to HCR and found that mine goes without '\' in the end. Added the backslash and now somehow it looks like fixed! :stirthepo
 
It has occurred again. No button / switch sound except one knob. The trick with the backslash did not help.

It happened probably after I killed S-1-5-21-1112941502-2766888855-3757027976-1000 folder from the registry.

Did not try re-installing P3D4 yet.

Any solutions would be highly appreciated.
 
From on very old avsim thread. Don't remenber the author!

Code: 
With a little educated guessing, I found the answer to my
question: "How to trap Shifted/Controlled keystrokes in
XML"

I discovered, that instead of using:

<On Key="Z">...</On>

FS also accepts

<On Key="90">...</On>

  with '90' being the Windows keycode for the 'Z' key.

Now, since keycodes are ranging from 0-255, I wondered how MS
would internally store the value for shift/control sequences.
I took an educated guess, by adding multiples of 256 to the
keycode; and behold: IT WORKED !!

Iow:

- <On Key="90">...</On>  traps  "Z"

- <On Key="346">...</On> traps  "Shift-Z"           256 + 90 = 346

- <On Key="602">...</On> traps  "Control-Z"         512 + 90 = 602

- <On Key="858">...</On> traps  "Shift-Control-Z"   768 + 90 = 858

FYI: A list of all Windows keycodes can o.a. be found in
Peter Dowson's FSUIPC Userguide. An extract of that info is
attached to this post..

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

<!-- Crtl plus Key Left arrow 512 plus 37 -->
    <On Key="549">
       (&gt;K:VOR1_OBI_DEC,degree)
    </On>

<!-- Crtl plus Key Right arrow 512 plus 39-->
    <On Key="551">
     (&gt;K:VOR1_OBI_INC,degree)
    </On>
 
Will it work this way:


XML: 
<Element>
<Position X="" Y=""/>
<Select>
    <Value>(L:SEATBELTSSIGNSWITCH,bool)</Value>
    <Case Value="0">
        <Image Name="Switch_OFF.bmp"/>
    </Case>
    <Case Value="1">
        <Image Name="Switch_ON.bmp"/>
    </Case>
</Select>
</Element>

   <Mouse>   

<!-- Ctrl+ Z -->
<On Key="602">(&gt;L:SEATBELTSSIGNSWITCH,bool)</On>
<!-- Ctrl+ Z -->

        <Area Left="" Top="" Width="" Height="">   
         <Tooltip></Tooltip>
                <Cursor Type="Hand"/>
            <Click>
                (L:SEATBELTSSIGNSWITCH,bool)
    
                if{
                    0 (&gt;L:SEATBELTSSIGNSWITCH,bool)
                    1 (&gt;L:Sound1,number)
                  }
    
                els{
                     1 (&gt;L:SEATBELTSSIGNSWITCH,bool)
                     1 (&gt;L:Sound1,number)
                   }
    
        </Click>
        </Area>   

   </Mouse>
 
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