Hi,

 

By coincidence i noticed that the HSI TO/FROM FLAG:

 

%((A:HSI TF FLAGS,enum) 1 ==)%{if}TO%{else}FROM%{end}

 

didn't work when the autopilot is drived by NAV2:

(A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum) 2 ==

 

With (A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum) 1 == no problems.

 

Is this observation correct?

You can't select using (A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum). It's read-only. You should use the key event to set it AP_NAV_SELECT_SET

Jan,

 

 Have you tried to index the HSI flags var? Ex. (A:HSI TF FLAGS:2,enum)

 

Roman

Hi,

 

I use (>K:AP_NAV_SELECT_SET) to choose between the two modes and

(A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum) to read which mode is active.

 

The code i use is:

%((A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum) 1 ==)
%{if}
%((A:HSI TF FLAGS:1,enum) 1 ==)%{if}TO%{else}FROM%{end}
%{else}
%((A:HSI TF FLAGS:2,enum) 1 ==)%{if}TO%{else}FROM%{end}
%{end}

 

Jan,

 

 It looks like  the HSI versions of to/from can only be used by nav1. To get to/from to work from nav2 you could try ( not tested ) the "nav" instrument versions of the same variable.

 

Roman

​<!-- From FS9 -->
(A:NAV1 TOFROM, enum)
(A:NAV2 TOFROM, enum)

<!-- From FSX SDK "C" style -->
VOR1_TF_FLAG
VOR2_TF_FLAG

<!-- From FSX SDK Simulation Variables -->
<!-- NAV TOFROM:index -->
(A:NAV TOFROM:1, enum)
(A:NAV TOFROM:2, enum)

 

 

I use (>K:AP_NAV_SELECT_SET) to choose between the two modes

 

Ooops - I misread your OP

Thanks!,

 

This one works:

 

%((A:AUTOPILOT NAV SELECTED,enum) 1 ==)
%{if}
%((A:NAV TOFROM:1,enum) 1 ==)%{if}TO%{else}FROM%{end}
%{else}
%((A:NAV TOFROM:2,enum) 1 ==)%{if}TO%{else}FROM%{end}
%{end}