spokes2112

See this topic - it was found it that a Nvidia driver did it. Maybe it will help.

Pete's code above in post #15 is sooo much more elegant, simpler, and -- reduces the CPU's transistor flip-flops by a bit.. Every "bit/byte"   :lol: counts right?
 
Except it has one small typo, so below is a tested version that works.
------------------------------------------------------- -- FSX Lua plug-in for automatic anti skid activation -- ------------------------------------------------------- function anti_skid() ipc.writeUB(0x0BFD, 1) end event.offset(0x0BFD, "UB", "anti_skid")  Pete is the PRO, I be a hobbyist.

JR,
 
 Yes, you should be able to read just about any thing about a station weight. The station description too to a certain string length. This "should" work for both FS9 and FSX.
 
For instance if the aircraft.cfg has the following -

[weight_and_balance] BLAH, BLAH, A WHOLE BUNCH OF STUFF , and onward, and then max_number_of_stations = 9 station_load.0 =175.234000, 23.290000, -1.110000, 0.740000, Pilot station_load.1 =237.956534200, 23.270000, 1.000000, 0.730000, WSO In a properly written xml display statement(s) for string display(s) one could write. (multiple) 
<String>%((A:PAYLOAD STATION NAME:1, String))%!s!%</String> <!-- would equal "Pilot" -->
<String>%((A:PAYLOAD STATION NAME:2, String))%!s!%</String> <!-- would equal "WSO" -->
 
Then if one would want
 
(A:PAYLOAD STATION COUNT, number) would equal 9
 
And finally the weight of each station in a string or number -
 
<String>%((A:PAYLOAD STATION WEIGHT:1, pounds))%!6.3f!</String> <!-- Would equal the pilots weight as "175.234" -->
<String>%((A:PAYLOAD STATION WEIGHT:2, pounds))%!9.6f!%</String> <!-- Would equal the WSO's weight as a handicapped person not accounted for with a hound and a mobility vehicle = "237.956534" -->
 
Notice how the index # is 1 more than the aircraft.cfg entry. The index was never (barely) described inthe FS9 SDK but was in the FSX SDK.