Under FSX I could program all necessary switches with FSUIPC via mouse macros. Under P3D 2.5 many of those switches are no longer pdogrammable via mouse macros. I have installed the most recent FSUIPC version. These switches are: Engine Fire Panel, Fuel Cutoff/Idle, Nose Wheel Steering Norm Alt etc... Are these no longer programmable via mouse macros or do I have a major fault in my approach? Other Buttons / Switches are still programmable: DUs Selection, A/T A/P FMC P/RST... Also the offsets for the FSX NGX do not work with FSUIPC. Any ideas/ suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Under FSX I could program all necessary switches with FSUIPC via mouse macros. Under P3D 2.5 many of those switches are no longer pdogrammable via mouse macros. I have installed the most recent FSUIPC version. These switches are: Engine Fire Panel, Fuel Cutoff/Idle, Nose Wheel Steering Norm Alt etc... Are these no longer programmable via mouse macros or do I have a major fault in my approach? Other Buttons / Switches are still programmable: DUs Selection, A/T A/P FMC P/RST... Also the offsets for the FSX NGX do not work with FSUIPC. Any ideas/ suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Under FSX I could program all necessary switches with FSUIPC via mouse macros. Under P3D 2.5 many of those switches are no longer pdogrammable via mouse macros. I have installed the most recent FSUIPC version. These switches are: Engine Fire Panel, Fuel Cutoff/Idle, Nose Wheel Steering Norm Alt etc... Are these no longer programmable via mouse macros or do I have a major fault in my approach? Other Buttons / Switches are still programmable: DUs Selection, A/T A/P FMC P/RST... Also the offsets for the FSX NGX do not work with FSUIPC. Any ideas/ suggestions? Thanks in advance.

I found the solution:

 

I don't use mouse macros but "FSX Event Numbers". In FSUIPC I select Key Presses, press the relevant Key, select "custom control" from drop down and insert the number "FSX Event" from this list: http://aviation.allanville.com/misc/737ngx/

Afterwards I have to enter a valid parameter (trial and error): 0, 1, 2 ....

For rotary switches the most left position is 0 incrementing by 1 for each right step.

 

Hope I could help those who have similar issues.

 

Tobi