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[Solved] Local panel Variables looking for a particular switch

Reco01 · 2025-11-22T03:03:03Z

Hi I have used LVar and it has list 391 entries for a particular aircraft. Using the list of LVar I have managed to create a macro file to assign 12 switches in my cockpit. One switch however is alluding me. Is there a fast and easy way to track down the switch. The switches don't show up when using the normal logging functions on fsuipc and create macro doesn't work either Cheers

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Posted by: @reco01
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the Lua file is not working so somewhere in the following file I have made an error

What is the error? Have you checked the log for any errors? Is the lua script running? Is your axis assigned to offset 0x66D4? Have you tried debugging this – you can add some ipc.log statements to determine what is happening, or use the provided lua debugging facilities.

Did you check if you need to send both the control AND set the lvar?

And as I said, it is always going to be a fiddle if using increment/decrement controls on an axis. Far better to use them on rotary buttons. But you should be able to get it working on an axis to some degree, but certainly not perfectly. You need to use logging/debugging to work out what the script is doing and why it is not working, and check the log file for any errors.

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