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Problem FSUIPC and VB.net

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Erikk

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Hi,

I tried to use the vertical speed offset. I tried that with the following code

Dim vertspeed As Offset(Of Integer) = New Offset(Of Integer)(&H2C8)
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And

FSUIPCConnection.Process()
Dim vspeed As Double = vertspeed.Value

Me.txtvspeed.Text = vertspeed.ToString()
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With the other offsets it works good, (Lat, Lon, speed, alt). But with this one I got the following text in my textbox:

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Does someone know how to fix this?

EDIT: WAIT I THINK I FIXED IT ALREADY
 
I would advise you to post ALL your questions regarding VB.net and Paul Henty's amazing .dll in that specific subforum since he (and all the others over there) will help you faster than you can type and I am sure that here are more developers knowing the C language than the vb.net language :)
 
I hope you code your application in "Option Strict On" since this results in much more potential and no "parser" errors while translateing.
 
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