MacFlyerDK

Very much appreciate it if it is possible. That way the FMC can be copied and used entirely in an external app running on another monitor, and in my case an iPad acting as monitor/input device Re Peter

Just wondering, if there is any DataRef reading the lines on the FMC Scratch Pad and Display ? I have already the huge list from Phillip, but never found that information besides all the buttons. Re Peter

Well, yes I understand that part, but I want to undock the FMC and PFD to a second monitor running on the same computer or a second one. The standalone vasFMC plugin/application does that, so my question is merely if using this would cause any problems with the crj200 logic. And the next obvious question is how to set it up. Should there be an extra plugin (the one from vasFMC) or is everything already inside the CRJ folders ? Re Peter

Sorry if this has been answered before.... Is it possible to use the standalone vasFMC mac version on the same computer but 2. monitor and get all of the functionality found in the default embedded FMC ? I could just try I know since the vasFMC is free, but I had some conflict issues earlier (now solved) and I do not want to destroy my settings once again Re Peter

Yes I used your config file crj200.xjm without changes. However, there must be a mistake somewhere. Just now I deleted all the commands referring to the AutoPilot, also the ones in the end of the file, and now the AutoPilot will accept me pressing the HDG button and light up. I will run through every command and check them against Phillipp's dataref list (thanks Phillip for pointing this out) and let you know if I find any divergence. Re Peter PS. I have an iPad and bought an App called "Custom KeyPad". The App are able to send combined keystrokes to the computer so with this I can have every single command for the crj200 in one handy sheet

Ok, I know what you mean, but I normally use other words like datarefs and plugin. I did a python "semi" plugin to read data from X-plane in to a RealBasic application and also fooled around with UDP reading the same way. However, what I really wants to achieve with the crj200 right know is to hook the "not defaul" daterefs up with some shortcuts, so the mouse can be left alone. Programming my way out of it seems a little much since xjoymap does it all. But, still I have this issue with the AutoPilot not functioning correctly. Must be an error in my system, but where ?? Re Peter

What do you mean by "Offset" and IOCP ? Some kind of screen mapping with coordinates which requires eg. the Overhead to be visible ? Re Peter

I am having some trouble with a crash of the autopilot (HDG and ALT) when xjoymap is active in the Python scripting environment. I removed all of my plugins (Saitek Radio, Multi and Button Panel) along with some other plugins and reinstalled them one by one to find what causes the problem. Last to go in again was Sandy's Python Plugin and still everything worked as it should. However loading xjoymap script started problems again. Remove it and everything is fine. So I started to look at my versions and got kind of confused. iMac running 10.6.8 I have the latest xjoymap 1.2.2. Python version on my iMac is 2.6.2 and 2.7.2 (both showing up as Frameworks) X-Plane Python plugin is named PythonInterfaceMac27.xpl or PythonInterfaceMac26.xpl (tried them both) Where should I go from here to figure out how to solve the problem ? The CRJ200 is definitely the best plane to fly in X-plane, but there is a lot of buttons and mouse interaction, which is better put to the keyboard/joystick or a KeyPad on an iPad 8) ........ so this is what I am working on with the help of xjoymap. Re Peter