Reading your thread on the support ticket with Just flight, your problem could be that the f2020_write() is so fast that it is not taken into account. Lua is fast! A quick and dirty solution would be to fire the same event/write a couple of time in sequence using a for … loop instead of only once Ex...

Lvars are specific to an addon. They are addressed differently from the « standard » (Simconnect) variables. L: in front of the name of the var itself is what tell AM to use an LVar instead of a Var. So your main problem is to find the proper LVar that actually works for your addon. Not ALL the fonc...

Yeah the IPhone autocorrect feature has never been designed for Lua programming
Good catch Gilles!

Hi
Your code was wrong for starters. You didn’t use the variable agl in the function but instead FEET which was interpreted as nil.
Normally the modified script I published will work?

Instead of “RADIO HEIGHT” that might not work all the time, try “PLANE ALT ABOVE GROUND”, “Feet”. This one should work EDIT. Got the error - - -- Add images in Z-order -- img_add_fullscreen("BkGrd.png") -- Add text -- txt_agl = txt_add(" ", "size:45px; color:#FFFFFF; halign:...

Are you still using FSX? Or MSFS? Because there is a different subscribe function

Good idea, Gilles, but I guess the OP wants the « old style » weird instrument layout of the Comanche as well. And some gauges are specific to this aircraft. Not to mention the Autopilot coupled with the Turn & Slip indicator. STEC S-30 2 axis Autopilot and the most complicated the JPI 830 EDM Q...

Thank you for the info, but the Comanche is a very rare aircraft, there’s a very slim chance that it will be developed anytime soon.

Thanks.. Also realise the number in error msg is the line number, so any ideas on whats wrong with if flapslever_id ~= nil and fuelselect_id ~= nil then (Error msg is - ERROR - logic.lua:10: <name> expected near 'if' ) local show_hide = false flapslever_id = instrument_get("291147a5-b787-4dd0-...

A Lua function has parenthèses with the parameters inside z_order(flapslever_id, 1) z_order(fuelselect_id, 2) will work Same concept applies for the rest of your code. You type the Lua function first(here z_order), then the parameters: 1- the item concerned (here flapslever_id), then 2- the value (t...