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Old 12-21-2012, 11:43 AM
OverDhill OverDhill is offline
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Recently I was retired so having more time I decided to get back into flying some. I also like to keep myself busy with projects so I decided to build a dedicated flight cockpit that can be used for a couple sims.

Daedalus are you familar with Helios? It is an app that is used with Falcon, DCS: A-10C Warthog and others that let you create a touchscreen interface of a virtual cockpit. You get gauges, toggle switches, buttons and switches that are updated by the sim as well as send the control commands to the sim all in one GUI skin you create. Really nice application.

Here is my Falcon BMS skin I made

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8338/8...51c9cae3_b.jpg

This is displayed on an ELO 24" touchscreen monitor.

I would like to do something like it for IL2 1946 and have gauges and control buttons on the touchscreen.
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Old 12-21-2012, 02:32 PM
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Cool, I didn't know about the Helios software!
But it looks like until now IL2 1946 is not supported. If I got it right the developer of the software made the code available to write plugins, for example an interface for a new flightsim like IL2.
Maybe you have some knowledge on programming and can write your own plugin for IL2, or maybe someone else already did that?
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Old 12-21-2012, 04:00 PM
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Well I guess I will try and play with UDPSpeed and see how that works first
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Old 12-27-2012, 07:14 AM
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It looks like UDP Speed will display gauges and other items. It doesn't seem to accept presses to change things. I also looked at Touchbuddy and it seems to let you press buttons to make changes but doesn't show gauges. Has anyone used these together?
yes I have used them together- tho not used touch buddy for it's input functions


Here im running UDPSpeed with touchbuddy running a semi transparent map over the top- also running a stopwatch touchbuddy pluggin,
No the map is not dynamically linked to the game- it is purely a static picture displayed in a HTML page.

I did this quite a while ago as a test , not having a touch screen was a bit of a limitation with touchbuddy and I prefer physical switches.
IIRC my conclusions were it was possible to combine the 2 programs but there would be some work rewuired to make a touchbuddy profile that would work well with udpspeed. and would probably need to use 'clear' buttons for any controls operated by touchbuddy
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Old 01-03-2013, 07:18 AM
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yes I have used them together- tho not used touch buddy for it's input functions


Here im running UDPSpeed with touchbuddy running a semi transparent map over the top- also running a stopwatch touchbuddy pluggin,
No the map is not dynamically linked to the game- it is purely a static picture displayed in a HTML page.

I did this quite a while ago as a test , not having a touch screen was a bit of a limitation with touchbuddy and I prefer physical switches.
IIRC my conclusions were it was possible to combine the 2 programs but there would be some work rewuired to make a touchbuddy profile that would work well with udpspeed. and would probably need to use 'clear' buttons for any controls operated by touchbuddy
Wow

I see you have an instrument view on a second monitor. Is it possible to send an instrument view to an ipad? If so can you direct me to instructions on how to set this up?
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Old 01-05-2013, 11:44 AM
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I don't have ipad, this was done on 2nd pc/screen using udpspeed.

There was someone working on an ipad version
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthr...icelink&page=6

don't think it ever got finished tho.
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Old 01-05-2013, 04:24 PM
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Well I installed Il2-1946 and updates on my Window 7 machine. My ELO touchscreen in on a WinXP machine. When I click the server button I get a

Can't call method "autoflush" on an undefined value at Touchbuddy.exe line 1256

Is anyone running TB on Windows 7 64 bit. I have tried compatibility mode and run as admin. So for now it is dead in the water and the website is locked down for registering a new user.

One question for those that have used TB. Will TB update its buttons on the screen for any changes that occur in the game. For instance if you raise the gear from the keyboard or a joystick button will the toggle switch change on the TB screen?

As for UDP Speed it is working fine on my client PC. It is a resource hog compared to MFDE or Helios but it runs.

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Old 01-07-2013, 05:42 PM
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Well I found the debug settings in Touchbuddy and tracked it down. The default port of 12000 was being used so I bumped it to 12001 and it is working now.
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