August 19, 20178 yr Hi, I worked in Panther (Copter) simulator development with Prepar 3D 3.2 (flight simulation software). I have installed the first version of Dirk Fassbender Autopilot and then the update. Everything was ok. I can drive all the autopilot modes with the Autopilot module. But now I want to stimulate Autopilot modes directly in P3D. I don’t know how this module works. When I have downloaded the HC075DI_FSX_COUGAR_AUTOPILOT.zip I saw that inside there was a file called afcp.cfg. Inside this file there are the different codekeys to stimulate the different modes of Autopilot. I have tried to manage the autopilot modes by the codekeys are in the afcp.cfg directly in P3D but there is no effect. Somebody have an idea how to do ? Best regards Pierre B
August 24, 20178 yr Author My bad, I want to activate the differents autopilot mode with keyboard shortcuts not with key codes.
October 3, 20178 yr Author On 19/08/2017 at 5:20 PM, Pierre B said: Hi, I worked in Panther (Copter) simulator development with Prepar 3D 3.2 (flight simulation software). I have installed the first version of Dirk Fassbender Autopilot and then the update. Everything was ok. I can drive all the autopilot modes with the Autopilot module. But now I want to stimulate Autopilot modes directly in P3D. I don’t know how this module works. When I have downloaded the HC075DI_FSX_COUGAR_AUTOPILOT.zip I saw that inside there was a file called afcp.cfg. Inside this file there are the different codekeys to stimulate the different modes of Autopilot. I have tried to manage the autopilot modes by the codekeys are in the afcp.cfg directly in P3D but there is no effect. Somebody have an idea how to do ? Best regards Pierre B Hi, I had asked for your help in the realization of an automatic pilot (AP) of Panther on 3D Prepar, in particular for the integration of a panel of physical buttons. I suceed to realize it finally by myself. The problem which I had indicated, solved itself by the installation of an update of DIRK FASSBENDER'S AP which would have made it " potentially " compatible with P3D. Then I parametrized and personalized the engagings of autopilot modes with hot keys in the hap.cfg file (placed on the folder of P3D). There is a card called KeyCard of Opencockpit connected to the computer in USB. We can connect to this card physical buttons through an Input Card. I was then able to configure sendings of codes keyboard with buttons press, which allow finally to engage and disengage these autopilot modes. Best regards Pierre B
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