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Hi, I am starting to program with Flywithlua some switches.

I started with some lights toggle commands and works perfect.

But I haven’t been able to toggle Prop_sync.

I found some commands on the .obj file, and I found the one for toggle prop sync, but Flywithlua gives an error saying that that command doesn’t exist.

 

Where can I find the “official” comands for the Saab 340?

 

thanks in advance

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You should be able to find all Saab commands by loading the Saab in sim and goto Settings -> Keyboard, and then select a command from the list.  The command string will be visible if you hover your mouse over the selection.

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Thanks, I also tried that, but it doesn't work.

I get the same message from FWL saying that commane doesn't exist.

 

Later on the day I will copy the exact command I am using.

 

Thanks for the help

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6 hours ago, Mdiaz380 said:

Thanks, I also tried that, but it doesn't work.

I get the same message from FWL saying that commane doesn't exist.

 

Later on the day I will copy the exact command I am using.

 

Thanks for the help

The prop sync switch in the Saab does not use a command for activation, it is a custom DataRef.

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I assigned as a Dataref without succes.

I try:

Dataref("prop_sync","LES/saab/prop/prop_sync_toggle","writable")

And I get the error from FWL:

Resources/plugins/FlyWithLua/Scripts/Caja_Botones.lua:94: attempt to call global 'Dataref' (a nil value)

and then: Lua stopped

 

Can you help me?

Thanks again

 

Posted
20 hours ago, Mdiaz380 said:

I assigned as a Dataref without succes.

I try:

Dataref("prop_sync","LES/saab/prop/prop_sync_toggle","writable")

And I get the error from FWL:

Resources/plugins/FlyWithLua/Scripts/Caja_Botones.lua:94: attempt to call global 'Dataref' (a nil value)

and then: Lua stopped

 

Can you help me?

Thanks again

 

From page 12 of the manual

https://github.com/X-Friese/FlyWithLua/blob/master/FlyWithLua/Documentation/FlyWithLua_Manual_en.pdf

 

>DataRef("battery", "sim/cockpit/electrical/battery_on", "writable")

>print(battery)

 

The function signature you're looking for is DataRef(...)  not  Dataref(...)

 

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