#How to find vars for other aircraft, Not listed in input events list

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austere galleon
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Hi all, I want to add some new references for an aircraft to the hubhop database. Ive done this for xplane but where can I find the relevant data for an aircraft within FS2020? Thanks

white trout
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or better the direct link bot will give you in few seconds

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austere galleon
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Perfect thankyou

austere galleon
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I still seem to be having trouble with this, I can see the list of inputevents which for my aircraft (IF Tornado) is very limited, engine, handling and landing gear, thats it. I can see other switches i want to assign in the local variables tab but that doesnt give any code snipets, any ideas?

austere galleon
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How to find vars for other aircraft, Not listed in input events list

ashen sundial
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Look in the Behaviors tab, select a control and check the Mouserect section.

austere galleon
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There is no code reference i can find, sorry if I'm being dumb

ripe iron
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with the behaviours debug window open hover over the control you wish to program and press CTRL+G. this will load that control in the dialog and you can view the options

austere galleon
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That is is just opening what is already displaying in the photo, just a shortcut to that, but it's not giving me the code for the butto

ripe iron
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hmm strange but some aircraft do have this issue where the ctrl+g does not work as expected. you can always look directly at the xml files to try and work out what events and vars are being used

tight halo
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also see that blog post where it says about minimize data

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Step 3

austere galleon
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I had followed the minimise data step, didn't make a difference. I've found what I think are the references in the file itself, although I'm thinking of just using Xplane, model isn't much different and I know it better

tight halo
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by the way, you can screenshot with Win-Shift-S in windows, to select a region on the screen, and then Ctrl-V to discord

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makes it easier - but hmm

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is this a payware aircraft?