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How to retrieve yaw, roll, pitch, heave, surge and sway data from simconnect with vb.net....

thank you....:)
 
Aw, come on, buddy!!! It's all in there in the SDK, the sample is all laid out right there for you, it couldn't be any simpler - just swap for the vars you need! :D

Misho
 
retrieve data

Thanks Misho,
however, is precisely what I meant ...
I do not know the variables return values that I need ... thank you anyway ...:)


PS: sorry for my english!
 
The variable's return values are also defined in SDK. For Roll, Pitch, Yaw they are radians. You can even specify what units you want this in (for instance, requesting Latitude will get you the value in radians by default, but you can specify degrees). If you are looking for "heave, surge and sway", I would have no clue what those would represent, but the variable list contains every possible piece of data on aircraft's spatial attributes - I'm sure you could derive from that.

Misho
 
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