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X52 pro+ MFD+ IL2 1946
Hey all.I just receive my X52 pro today and i love it!
I just want to know if someone can create a mod for IL2 1946? I like to view on my MFD my altitude, my speed and my cap.Is it possible to create one ? PS: Sorry for my bad english ![]() |
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You need to be able to program in C++ (or VB6 or C# if you use the user-created SDKs) to make applications for the X52 Pro. It takes many, many hours to write an application to do what you want, assuming the game even supports it.
Do you know if IL2 has an API to pull flight data from? |
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Long time ago, I wrote an application for IL2 in order to have a feedback on the screen for several settings notably Trim and Stick axes values. The problem was that this application had to hack into OpenGL, and because I never wrote it to be compatible with DirectX, it was not able to display the overlay if the game was using DirectX instead of OpenGL. For OpenGL though it was fine, and having the feedback of my Trims or Stick in quasi realtime on the screen helped me to troubleshoot joystick and trim issues.
For the last day I am playing around with the SDK though, and like Spksh, I wrapped everything into a C# library (see the code below). Of course I still have some work to do, but I can display several pages now from a client in C#, responding to the softbuttons. I will have to dig through some code written in .NET 1.1, upgrade it to .NET 2.0 and I will be able to display those informations on the pages of the X52. I will let you know how its works (I do not plan to spend more than few minutes a day to do it in the near future). C# Wrapper Code:
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Thanks for that, Fugazi. And yeah, yours is different; I'd guess that's because you know what you're doing, and I don't (mine was my first foray into anything beyond jscript)
![]() How are you grabbing trim settings from IL2? |
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PS: And yes my class is a little bit different, and also I do think a little bit better than your implementation. You can grab it and use it if you want, if it may be of any help. Last edited by Fugazi : 28th June 2007 at 01:00. |
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Thanks, I will.
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How do you do this(pretend you are talking to an idiot
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Fugazi,,,,That is awsome man,,great stuff....
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I'm looking forward to test it. Really outstanding work guy !!!
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Fugazi
Thanks for your nice work. I play mostly LOCK ON, how do you send to MDF in that game is it posible to get a copy of your verson, and were can i get it do you have a copy of IL2 verson to best regards |
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I wonder if there is anything like a "Howto" Tutorial available in order to get this stuff working.
I use the IL2 Extension for X52 and added the devicelink part into the conf.ini however nothing is displayed on my X52 Pro MFD. The MFD actually stopped showing the active profile on the MFD I use the latest SST and Driver Software available on Saitek's Website. Direct Output is also running (at least the Taskmanager tells that). |
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