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It seems like something's wrong with ANTI_SKID_SW. If you switch it to position 2 (Parking Brake) and then send 0 (off) it will move to 1 (Anti-Skid). Reproducable in bort.
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If I have it in Parking (2) and click with the mouse to move it it moves to Anti Skid (1), if I click again it goes to Off (0). I can only see that dcs-bios is following that behavior. I am using ctrlref.exe, not BORT.
This is one of the types of controls that have 2 different commands so it is not that straightforward manipulating it.
if toState == "0" then --downSwitch
dev:performClickableAction(down_switch, 0)
dev:performClickableAction(up_switch, 0)
dev:performClickableAction(down_switch, -1)
elseif toState == "1" then --Stop
dev:performClickableAction(down_switch, 0)
dev:performClickableAction(up_switch, 0)
elseif toState == "2" then --upSwitch
dev:performClickableAction(down_switch, 0)
dev:performClickableAction(up_switch, 0)
dev:performClickableAction(up_switch, 1)
end
There you can see that there are the commands up_switch and down_switch.
I believe the issue is regarding having the switch in parking and then sending set_state 0, which should move it immediately to off, but it sounds like it goes to the middle position instead.
Controls like these can be tough to get right. Sometimes the module just doesn't play nice - it's pretty annoying. Unfortunately I don't have the F-16 so I'm not able to experiment.
It seems like something's wrong with ANTI_SKID_SW. If you switch it to position 2 (Parking Brake) and then send 0 (off) it will move to 1 (Anti-Skid). Reproducable in bort.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: