August 19, 20241 yr TDFi – MD11 I’d like to control the brightness of DU, I call them Display Units, there’s 6 of them in total. Configuration should be on 1 knob of StreamDeck+ Can the below be achieved with one knob only? · AAO version 4.40 b22 · Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 · Windows 11 Turning the knob to the right: Event ID PED_DU1_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69817 PED_DU2_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69819 PED_DU3_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69821 PED_DU4_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69823 PED_DU5_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69825 PED_DU6_BRT_KB_WHEEL_UP 69827 Turning the knob to the left: Event ID PED_DU1_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69816 PED_DU2_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69818 PED_DU3_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69820 PED_DU4_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69822 PED_DU5_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69824 PED_DU6_BRT_KB_WHEEL_DOWN 69826 I have currently assigned 2 x 6 buttons on my Stream Deck XL, as a work around. If a script needs to be created in AAO, can you please help. Warm regards, Ronnie Sutherland
August 19, 20241 yr Commercial Member You want to turn all the BRT items at the same time? Create two scrpits, one for the wheel up and another for the wheel down. In the scripts you just trigger all the events, one after the other: 1 (>K:#69817) 1 (>K:#69819) 1 (>K:#69821) 1 (>K:#69823) 1 (>K:#69825) 1 (>K:#69827) and 1 (>K:#69816) 1 (>K:#69818) 1 (>K:#69820) 1 (>K:#69822) 1 (>K:#69824) 1 (>K:#69826) Be mindful of the space characters - they must be set exactly like in the code above. You can do that on the StreamDeck itself, select type "S:" for the turn and copy the code above into the box. Make sure to set the value box to "0" - it cannot be empty, even when "S:" is actually not using the value for anything. Edited August 19, 20241 yr by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
August 19, 20241 yr Author Excellent ! Appreciate your quick reply and detailed "what to do" instructions. I tried adding code on the SD+ but didn't know character 1 is required, now it makes sense. Now as I have an example, I can keep coding to my hearts content 🙂 Warm regards from Australia ! Ronnie
August 20, 20241 yr Commercial Member 12 hours ago, Ronnie Sutherland said: Excellent ! Appreciate your quick reply and detailed "what to do" instructions. I tried adding code on the SD+ but didn't know character 1 is required, now it makes sense. Now as I have an example, I can keep coding to my hearts content 🙂 Warm regards from Australia ! Ronnie "(>" is the RPN "setter" command, it always requires a value. It can be used for events and variables alike. And it must be the correct value too. LORBY-SI
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