[Solved] After windows 11 upgrade I lost interaction between FSUIPC and my SIOC scripts

Note you also have a couple of invalid assignments in your ini file:

    7=U64,4,C0,0 -{Custom control: <0>}-
  15=P64,4,C0,0 -{Custom control: <0>}-

Maybe they were assigned to a preset that has either been removed or has changed name. You should correct or remove these assignments.

I forgot to gave you my sioc script where we can see all the assignments.

I can see that all the 3 devices in Windows 11 config with green lights. In joy.cpl when I select IOCA card I can see interactions with axes for my throttles. But no button are active. I think it is normal, because the button I want to use is Virtual Joystick button like it is shown in my sioc script.

Example 

Var 0091, Link IOCARD_SW, Input 58, Type I // desangage autopilot
{
&FO_JoyStick64 = CHANGEBIT 5 ,V0091 // toggle bit 5 of joystick 64 desangage au

All my hardware are my own.  (Potentiometer, button, ect…) No official drivers, only SIOC and FSUIPC

JP

Posted by: @fllightlevel8

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I forgot to gave you my sioc script where we can see all the assignments.

I don’t use, support or know much about SIOC. I only support FSUIPC.

Posted by: @fllightlevel8

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I think it is normal, because the button I want to use is Virtual Joystick button like it is shown in my sioc script.

Ok, so 64 is your virtual joystick, and you are using offset area starting at 0x3340. The first think to check is if that offset is updating. Can you please add offset logging (log->Offsets…) for offset 0x3340 – log as U32 in hex. Then see if anything is logged when you press your virtual button. If nothing is logged, then your SIOC scripts are not updating the offsets and you probably need support from SIOC for this. If the offset is being updated, then it will be an FSUIPC7 issue.

What version of FSUIPC7 were you using before the windows upgrade?

Have you or did you use vJoyOffsets to connect your virtual device to offsets, or is this all done in SIOC?

Later: have you set-up your virtual device correctly? Are you using vJoy for this?

Before upgrade to win 11 I used fsuipc 7 but don’t remember exact version…

I don’t know VjoyOffsets I never used this.

Here the log file …..  I dont’ know if this will be ok… when I tried to insert the offset in the field  0x3340 – log as U32 in hex there only 4 digit so I put 3340 U32 Hex

Why did you set logging for IPC Reads? This has filled the log with noise and makes it difficult to see anything in the log file. Please only activate the logging requested.

Your log file shows that the virtual button offset (from 0x3340) is not being updated, so no virtual button is triggered. This would indicate an issue with SIOC and the SIOC script that triggers this is not working correctly. Do you have any SIOC logs that show this script is actually being triggered? Or can you add logging to your SIOC scripts?

You could activate logging for IPC Writes to see if a write request for updating these offsets is being received, but as the offset isn’t updated I doubt this, but worth checking.

Posted by: @fllightlevel8

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when I tried to insert the offset in the field  0x3340 – log as U32 in hex there only 4 digit so I put 3340 U32 Hex

That is correct. I always specify hex values preceded by ‘0x’, but in offset logging you give the hex number without this.