KurtV

Please disregard this question. The problem is related to Dial Stack. Apparently when a dial stack is used, the long press capability is lost. While testing I was able to learn that as long as the dial is not stacked, long press is available.

Using the AAO plugin on the streamdeck plus (MSFS2024), the long-press (Rotary) function doesn't seem to work at all. It is a bit confusing in the the rotary setup, as you have the left, right, push, etc, then the tap, then after that the 'long press', which left me wondering if long press was only an option on the tap function After trying various known good events in the long press fields, nothing seems to work. I can not get a long press. Using another plugin and doing the rotary as a midi dial, the long press works just fine, so I know its not any kind of issue with the Stream Deck... Anyhow, its troubling as I use long press to move between inner and outer on dials such as the G1000, and then I use short-press for the actual cursor (on my old setup using X-Touch Mini), I'd like to emulate this in the AAO plug in, but its keeping me stalled. I really would prefer not to use my Midi plug in to do this as I then lose the data variables in the 'tap' area which I'm using to return sim data via AAO. Thanks for any help.