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Could explain a little bit more a "drastical" change in policy compared to the Alpha Yoke. Are you becoming so confident in your success when you propose a 12 month time frame incertainty. Regards

Hello, I am surprised to discover that the pre-order offer as disapeared from your site - but still no serious information on delivery. I am very dispointed - could you comment on this ? Regards - Gérard

I asked " Wheelstand" supplier if they made some progress on this topic Gérard

Hello, I asked this question directly to the supplier of wheelstand pro some weeks ago. He told me I just receive its Yoke and would look at it. So far no feedback - may be you could ask them to show that some people would be interested to buy it (see mail address on their site). Not very active Gérard

Hello, Any update on the schedule with new pictures of the last design and maybe a review like for the yoke ? I am waiting a better estimate to put a "pre-order" Thanks Gérard

Sorry, my question was not well spelled : in the templates distributed with the "driver", assignation of local variable don't specify a "unit" Take a look at any template - last lines "ButtonNumber": 34, [ ......] "ReleaseEvent": [ { "Variable": ">L:LEFT_LOWER_ignition", "Value": "0", I was expecting "Variable": ">L:LEFT_LOWER_ignition, enum" or something similar ... I understand you can only test 'equal' to ConditionValue, not 'greater' for example ? Thanks for your input. Gérard

Great ! Another question, if I may, concerning variables (A: L:, i.e. not event K:). in conditions A; or L: variables are specified with there format descriptor ("L:bus:Avionics:State, bool" or "A:GENERAL ENG GENERATOR ACTIVE:1, Bool"). but when assigning (local) variables, you don't specify one (">L:AB_VC_OVH_ExtLight_Nose_Sw"). In your conditions I only see bool variables. Could we have something like "Condition": "A:AIRSPEED INDICATED, Knots", "ConditionValue": "gt 300", To be frank, I don't see practical use of this for the time being, but when the throttle becomes available ... Concerning "show button bindings", I have "x_x" with the switches Alternator, Battery, nothing with any other.... But if I specify a text in "FR" (my system language) in the YokeConfig.json, as already mentionned, it is displayed as expected. Thanks for dedication. Gérard

Thanks for the update, which raise some question : As suggested in your "changelog", I took a look to the updated templates. And I see the following examples : "Variable": ">K:TOGGLE_MASTER_BATTERY", or "Variable": "K:TOGGLE_GENALT_BUS1_CONTACT", Could you confirme that the first one, with ">" is the right syntax to use.... Thanks - Gérard

Same here ... and I have Experimental Updates checked If I go through Honeycomb site, I have the October 15 version 1010 Gérard

Yes - I am a retired IT project manager - I know the feeling Gérard

I know it can run as is, but hundreds of error messages in ContentError.txt should be fixed in the future ! My message was meant to help to identify error origin. I really expect that the next version will address these points. Gérard

Sorry, but all your original templates have "Value": "", And if you load a template (with "Value" : null) to create a new profile, the null values are rewritten "Value" : "" on my machine : W10 French - P3Dv4.5 HF2 Edit 1 : changing "Value": "" to "Value": null does not "cure" the ContentError messages. Each time I press a button wether "Value" is "", null or any thing else ("0", "1" for "ButtonNumber": 28, "PressEvent": [ { "Variable": ">K:STROBES_SET", "Value": "1", "Repeat": false, "DE": null, "EN": null, "FR": null, "ES": null } ] Edit 2 : After changing also all "Variable": "" to "Variable": null solves the issue. Gérard Edit 3 : I just realised I never posted this answer

What do you want to achieve and how, because you can program a lot of things directly in P3D. (without installing the Yoke specific driver.) There may be conflicts between P3D default button assignements and the Yoke profiles. The "YokeInput" program allow you to further program some fonctions but for the time being it is a bit more tricky. If you gives more details, I can help you setup "profiles" for the specific Yoke driver. Gérard

Look in the main menu of Prepar3D when simulation is running. You have Scenario, Vehicle, ..... , Help, Add-Ons : you have there the Honewcomb sub-menu... Forgot to mention that I am using Prepar3D.

I thought so, but no message. Edit1 : adding a text in the YokeConfig.json display a message (because I suspected that the fonction to display must be specified somewhere !!!) But, no way to add it using the YokeInput utility. Updating manually the templates or profiles is not sufficient, as the text is not copied to the active profile by the YokeInput. -------------------- "ButtonNumber": 0, "PressEvent": [ { "ButtonNumber": 0, "PressEvent": [ { "Variable": ">K:PARKING_BRAKES", "Value": "", "Repeat": false, "DE": "Parking Brakes DE", "EN": "Parking Brakes EN", "FR": "Parking Brakes FE", "ES": "Parking Brakes ES" } --------------------------- BTW, I would like to change the text color. I tried modifying in the [DISPLAY] section (which works great for other Prepar3D messages...) InfoUpperLeftTextColorUser InfoUpperLeftTextColorNonUser with no luck. Thanks for your support Gérard Edit 2 : there are hundreds of error messages in the contenterror.txt file when the yoke add-on is activated... [error.xxx] error=Gauge/Script Error Type: Unknown Name: Unknown Error: Empty parentheses or closing parenthese missing: "()"