So this relates to the stall light post I made last week. That issue got resolved and it’s working perfectly now so I removed the post. Now in trying to make it not flicker literally all the time when your TAS is less than 40 MPH (18 m/s). I checked a few other planes I know for a fact have multiple arguments in for XML attributes (like the new Wasp that uses ABC : XYZ). I tried using “TAS<18 : Throttle=0” but it didn’t work, the light just stays off all the time. Any ideas?
@IMULAerospaceIndustries Late reply, sorry.
Glad I could help, even if the code was simple and not that smart outside of its job.
Testing in progress; stand by.
Testing complete! Worked perfectly first try. Thanks!
@InsertNameHere01
Tried this?
Tas<18 & Throttle =0? 1 : 0
Rather dumb code, but should work (I suppose).
I have the light itself blinking the way I want it to. The TAS<18 by itself works perfectly, I just need it to come on when TAS<18 AND Throttle=0, so basically two entirely separate arguments. @InsertNameHere01
It cant read it properly, If my memory serves me right.
I assume you want it to output 0 when Tas is under 18m/s, in that case:
TAS < 18? [Put the output you want here if Tas under 18m/s] : [put output you want here if Tas is NOT under 18m/s so it will be different than the first output]