How do I watch the info on a variable coming from FS2020

[brlowe]

I know I have seen it but cannot find the answer.
In Air Manager 4.0 beta how to I watch the info coming from FS2020 on a variable like "GENERAL ENG OIL PRESSURE?
I have been working on my Mooney panel with instruments from Ralph and have a lot of it working but a couple items are giving me strange reading not matching the in game panel but close. It has been a lot of fun working on this except yesterday when I deleted a cluster gauge after I got it working so doing that one again today.

Thank you

[Ralph]

With the Viewer as all other variables and datarefs, it can be opened from the Create/Edit tab.

[Sling]

You can also use a print in your code for testing purposes. Do not leave the print in place once the code is working as you want.

Another way is to use the debugger but that’s probably overkill for what you need.

[brlowe]

Thank you all. That helped me a lot and I'm getting closer to having a working panel.

[1007]

Do not leave the print in place once the code is working as you want.

Hallo
Is this a problem? or what happens when we do not leave the "print"?

[Keith Baxter]

Do not leave the print in place once the code is working as you want.

Hallo
Is this a problem? or what happens when we do not leave the "print"?

Hi,

Print statements, if the print is iterated many times, will slow down and use up a lot of CPU.
When you have resolved the reason for the print statement remove it, If there are many and you loose track or just check what print statement need removing, In notepad ++, just bookmark all line that contain <print> using the binocular/find tab. Then in <search> <bookmark> just <cut bookmarked lines>

Keith

[Sling]

Do not leave the print in place once the code is working as you want.

Hallo
Is this a problem? or what happens when we do not leave the "print"?

I’m a little confused. Not leaving the print is what you want to do. If that was a typo and you meant what happens when you leave the print then Keith’s post answers that perfectly.