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Old 11-02-2011, 05:45 AM
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If so that is one of the limitations of the scripts.. Where as in IL-2 we had DeviceLink that was active during track playback.. And Devicelink allowed you to send commands (set) where as far as I can tell the C# script method only allows you to recive (get) data
Mission scripts are intended for mission logic, and not for interconnection with various devices as DeviceLink is. DeviceLinkish interface is probably still not implemented or at least hidden.
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Old 11-02-2011, 10:51 AM
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Mission scripts are intended for mission logic,
But not limited to mission logic

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and not for interconnection with various devices as DeviceLink is.
But you can use scripts to drive guages

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DeviceLinkish interface is probably still not implemented or at least hidden.
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