using getParameters

[hugso]

Is there anyone out there who could write the software for me to drive some servos via Phidgets boards using getParameters in Clod?

At present I have a pneumatic motion platform with heave, yaw, roll and pitch controlled by Devicelink in IL2. I am really pleased with it, but would like to move onto CloD before too long. Unfortunately, Gary, who wrote my present Java software, is not able to help.

The thought of not being able to use my moving cockpit in Clod is frustrating. I would be more than happy to share my mechanical knowledge with anyone interested, but IT stuff is beyond me. I am quite prepared to pay someone for their time in helping me.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

[ACE-OF-ACES]

Is there anyone out there who could write the software for me to drive some servos via Phidgets boards using getParameters in Clod?

At present I have a pneumatic motion platform with heave, yaw, roll and pitch controlled by Devicelink in IL2. I am really pleased with it, but would like to move onto CloD before too long. Unfortunately, Gary, who wrote my present Java software, is not able to help.

The thought of not being able to use my moving cockpit in Clod is frustrating. I would be more than happy to share my mechanical knowledge with anyone interested, but IT stuff is beyond me. I am quite prepared to pay someone for their time in helping me.

Thanks in advance for any advice.
As far as I know CoD does not have get functions let alone a DeviceLink interface

At least not yet

If they ever do add it in I could write the interface code for ya, in that it would not be that far from the autopilot program I am currently working on

[Ataros]

As far as I know CoD does not have get functions let alone a DeviceLink interface

At least not yet

Not correct. CloD getParameter offers more opportunities than IL-2's device link.

I think our C# experts who opened CloD .dll-s with Visual Studio knew about it from the very release :)

[junglej1m]

Has there been any progress on this front? I only want it to drive gauges on a second screen. Worked ok in 1946, obviously Clod is another kettle of fish.