mkel2010

It is the primer button in the Cessna 400 TT.

I'm trying to configure a Stream Deck button to hold down a Primer button until released. I've tried setting up a Long Press at 100 ms, but all that happens is the button goes up and down repeatedly. Same thing happens on every other method I've tried.

Assuming that the version numbers are included in the file names, the plugin is 60.02 and AAO is 4.58.

I've noticed an intermittent connection issue between MSFS 2024, AAO and the Stream Deck plugin. If I start the session with all the apps "fresh", there are usually no issues. If I shut down MSFS 2024 but leave AAO and Stream Deck running, when I restart MSFS 2024 (setting AAO to connect to the Sim first) many of my Stream Deck keys don't work. Is this expected behavior that requires all the apps to be shut down before restarting MSFS 2024? If not, what steps can I take to try to troubleshoot the issue?

Check to make sure you don't have Internet Connection sharing active when using the headset. Did you ever use VD wirelessly? If so, I would make sure to remove any bits from that setup in your system and see if that helps. Since USB and the network stack are separate functions, that's the only thing that makes sense.

I would suggest asking about your issue in the Virtual Desktop Discord. The devs might be interested to know what you're seeing. I'd also suggest making sure you are using a HIGH QUALITY USB 3.0 cable, not a Chinese knockoff and ensure that it's plugged into the fastest USB 3.2 port on your computer.

Thank you for the explanation on integers vs decimals. The Aileron trim does respond, but normally the control stick position doesn't change. I did get it to change when I used one of the other Aileron trim commands today. In flight, the autopilot Aileron trim works, but hand flying and trimming is hugely difficult. Admittedly, it's been more than 40 years since I flew a real airplane, but I don't remember having to chase trim as much as I do in the SR22. I also noted that the Aileron trim markings are missing from the cover over the stick on both sides. Another setting I changed (several times - it keeps getting turned back on - is to turn off AI Assisted Trim. I posted a bug report on the MSFS Forums when I first started to fly the SR22 (before I realized the Aileron trim works, but the stick doesn't move.) Here's a link to the post. https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/cirrus-sr22t-aileron-trim-inoperative-and-no-cabin-markings/774138

How do I go about entering the values for the event? Do I need to change the event type or use what AAO put in when adding the command? For example, if I want to set elevator trim response at 0.001, how would I enter that in the AAO command line? I tried all the commands you suggested, and as the didn't work I'm sure it is a matter of the right configuration in the AAO field.

I'm trying to configure a Joystick trim hat for trim with the Cirrus SR22T. I'm able to configure the Aileron trim with AILERONS_LEFT and AILERONS_RIGHT, from Native events. None of the other commands (that give smaller increments of change) will work. The Elevator trim will also work with ELEVATOR_DOWN and ELEVATOR_UP, but the .05 increment change makes for huge jumps which would not be practical in flight. None of the other Elevator commands will work. If I bind the Trim hat through the sim, everything works as expected. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the update. I've downloaded and installed it.

Thank you for the quick reply. I'll give those a try. I also found a work around with the Stream Deck Flight Tracker add on. There is a preset Comm/Nav function that not only reports the current frequencies, but a short press also swaps between them; a long press brings up a separate Num pad for changing the frequencies.

Continuing in my efforts to create a Stream Deck Profile for the Cirrus SR22T in MSFS 2024. My current issue is programming the PFD Comm Swap button. I've been able to program the MFD Nav Swap Button, but for some reason the PFD button doesn't work. I'm using an Event and the IE code of AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP. I used the IE code of AS1000_MFD_1_NAV_SWAP for the MFD Swap button and that works fine. Any ideas?

I got it from the Axis and Ohs Download page. The issue was the modified SR22 plane. As soon as I switched liveries, it started working.

That script seems to do the trick, For some reason it didn't work at first but now it does. Not sure what I did at this point. Thank you, though.

What is the latest version for the G1000 Bridge for MSFS 2024? I've downloaded the file from 4/12/2024 and placed the second folder in the zip file into the Community 2024 folder. When I use the AAO scripting tool to Insert a Sim Variable, the Active Local AAO Variables list does not show up. Is there something else I need to do (trying to create my one Steam Deck Profile for the SR22T)?

I'm looking for some help with an AAO script for the flaps on the Cirrus SR22T in MSFS 2024. This will be for a slider gauge for Steam Deck. I've worked out that B:HANDLING_ FLAPS_SET is the command that works; the values the sim is looking for are 0, 8192 and 16324 (for zero, 50 and 100 percent flaps.) I can set the flaps to the first position with the 8192 value and the Long Press Key UP will reset them to Zero. I have the Long Press Key Down configured as B:HANDLING_FLAPS_SET, 16234, but this doesn't work. Hopefully this is something that is relatively easy to set up, but at this point I'm out of ideas.

MSFS 2024 has two areas for graphics settings the Graphics tab under general is for 2D only. To get to the VR settings you need to switch to the VR tab and adjust graphic settings there.

Virtual Desktop is the way to go. When I first got my Q3, I also tried to connect with the link cable. A couple of things I learned was the cable quality matters. Just any old cable is going to cause you issues. I ended up with the Meta cable. Another potential issue is the speed of the port you're plugged into. Is should be at least 10 GBps, 20 is better.

I'm not sure what the issue was, but it's fixed itself.

Thank you. That worked. Microsoft sure doesn't make things easy.

I am using AAO and Stream Deck Mobile to create a Steam Deck Profile for the Cirrus SR22T in MSFS 2024. I've installed the AAO Stream Deck Plugin. The issue I'm having is that there doesn't appear to be a variable to detect whether or not the Structural Deice switch has been pressed or not. The on and off actions of the Stream Deck button work to operate the switch, but the switch itself does not change on the Stream Deck. All the other switches I've created work fine. Any ideas or suggestions?

I have a joystick button bound to toggle back and forth between 2D and VR. Recently, MSFS 2024 fails to recognize the key press. This happened several times during a career mission. I then switched to Free Flight and it worked again - at least at the start of the flight - and then wouldn't work at the end of the flight 45 minutes later. I also have a number of key binds created through Axis and Ohs and and i have many of them set up in Voice Attack. Same thing happens with the keyboard binds - they stop working more than half the time. Can anyone suggest a solution to these issues?

Blacklisting the keyboard seems to have fixed the issue.

I will try that. Right now, the only thing I have attached is the Keyboard.

Yes, the keyboard binds are done in Axis and Ohs. I took a look at the device blacklist and the Keyboard is identified and listed as allowed. I'll take a look at vJoy.