Does not display datarefs - Boeing 737-300 IXEG v1.0.2

[Robson]

Boeing 737-300 IXEG v1.0.2
Does not display datarefs

Video of this case
https://youtu.be/4zIylORYx9c

Hardware
Placa Mãe: Chipset B85 4ª Geração - Asus
Processador: Intel Core I5 4460 3.4Ghz (Turbo) LGA 1150 4ª Geração
Memória: 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz Hyper X Fury – Kingston (Dual Channel 2x4GB)
HD: 1000GB Sata3 7200Rpm com 64MB Buffer (S.O.)
HD SSD: 240GB KINGSTON SV300S37A240G (X-plane)
Placa de Vídeo: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 2GB DDR5 - 1024 Cuda Cores
Fonte: EVGA 500w Reais com PFC Ativo e Certificação 80 Plus

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[JGregory]

9 minutes ago, Robson said:

Does not display datarefs

Datarefs and Commands are two different things.

Also... no need to post the same thing twice.

[mmerelles]

You should understand a bit the difference between datarefs and custom commands first.

 

Datarefs -trying to say it simple- is INFORMATION, a memory position where you read/store something. Datarefs are used mainly for programmes to perform actions based on what the dataref value is or to change the dataref value to be used for something. You can not map a key or button on xplane joystick & assignment to a dataref/information. Because doing a clic on the button what is supposed the memory position do or happen?

 

Custom commands are actions, you map custom commands to keys/buttons. The costom command has a predefined action when you clic it put FD ON, when you clic it disengage the A/P

 

you can read a bit more here http://developer.x-plane.com/2009/04/datarefs-vs-commands-i-whats-the-difference/

 

The PDF you are referring contains a list of custom commands, things you can map directly to button/keys and a list of datarefs, memory positions/information of the aircraft status to interact with it via programming. Very useful for cockpit builders.

 

Edited May 6, 2016 by mmerelles
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