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[Solved] FSUIPC7 and Jetliner PFC.DLL and MFFS 2024
Any plans to get the PFC.dll for the old jetliner working in MSFS 2024?
The 64-bit PFC driver (PFCcom64.dll) is already working with MSFS2024 as far as I am aware...have you tried this?
However, looks like the description in the download page needs updating. I will do this in the next few days...
John
@fsuipc-support How do I bring up the PFC Menu in MSFS as the old Alt key does not work anymore from FS9. Thanks
Wow fast reply!
Should be in the FSUIPC7 Add-ons menu...if its not there, the dll hasn't loaded...
You may need to load an aircraft (i.e. be in a ready-to-fly state) before this is added, not sure...
If you can't see it, please show me / attach your FSUIPC7.log file. There should be a message there if the dll is found and loaded.
@fsuipc-support Yes it was there , I had never used my Jetliner with MSFS and I have moved over to MSFS and deleted Fs9 and P3D.
Having an issue getting my com port pci card to work beyond the com port connected and then failing all the yoke ect connections .
Went back to my brainbox USB which connected perfect on com3 .
Was going ok except the flap axis works in the PFC app but wont move the flaps on the asobo 787, it just makes it jump up and down but wont move .
I went back to try the com port card in a different slot , forgot to remove the USB and ripped out the brainbox tongue as I moved the computer ☠️
Now I need a new brainbox … it never ends lol
Posted by: @bellah1wWas going ok except the flap axis works in the PFC app but wont move the flaps on the asobo 787, it just makes it jump up and down but wont move .
The PFC driver will be using the default FS controls for the assignments. These may not work for many aircraft in MSFS2024 as you need to use other methods of control for many functions - input events, lvars or more complex calculator code / presets. if a button or switch doesn't work with the default assignments, you can re-program/re-assign the button in FSUIPC's button assignment panel. See the PFCcom user manual, section ' Button and switch re-programming (with FSUIPC “Buttons” page)'.
Reprogramming an axis, if needed, can also be done, but I think this is more complicated as I don't think this can be done in the axis assignment panel. PFC axis values are written to FSUIPC offsets, so you can have a lua script monitoring an axis offset and then control the axis (i.e. the commands sent) from the lua script.
Sorry to here about your brainbox issues, sounds a but if a pain...
@fsuipc-support Well breaking my USB brainbox forced me to get my card sorted and I found the right driver for the card so I am back in action in MSFS24! Pete always told us not to use the USb version!
I have everything back up and running now , I suspect the way those throttle axis rods work, they sometimes jam and return very slowly as the spring is not strong enough .
Might be time to convert the yoke and rudders to digital with a Leo Bogner board but the jetliner might get some slightly smaller brass rods that don't jam up and left with the serial port.
Thanks