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See https://repository.justfly.solutions/in ... el-backups

Have fun and just fly! Just Google it.

The otx file is a zip file containing the radio settings, models and models txt.

Just rename it to .zip and you can unpack it.

The bin files are the individual models.

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No, you can't convert them.

It would be like fitting feet in a glove. Similarities, but no go.

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Hello everyone ... For a quad I would like to create a mixing between yaw and roll whose roll weight varies through a knob (mix with 10%, 20 30 ... 100% of roll) and this function can be activated / deactivated ile through a physical switch I would also like to be able to set that if I move the sti...

Try and read the lua manual on variable scoping first.

Then, widgets are so not easy to understand, bad point to start.

But, check my blog on rcgroups, it answers a lot f these questions.

Guido

wilopaan wrote:Ok, thank you.

In some scripts I saw lcd.getText() with a color attribute added, e.g. SMLSIZE + GREY. I think the battcheck widget had that. This isn't documented and I was wondering if one could use that.

Mmm. Didn't notice that. I need to check that out.

You have to activate the telemetry simuator in the sim as well. little tickbox in the left to corner of the telemetry sensor simulator screen :). testscript (run as telemetry, discover sensors): return { background = function() setTelemetryValue(0Xabcd,0,101, getValue('thr'), 0, 0, "wm01")...

Opentx widgets use a colour palette for different elements. So you can set a colour for text, background, ... It will be the colour used for ALL txt elements. If you want to change it for only YOUR widget, read the current colour, store it, set the colour to your choice, write the text and revert th...

Well, I checked your example. Writing / reading gvars works fine, but clutters the gvars oviously. setTelemetryValue() / getValue() dows not work for me, since getValue() allways returns 0 for the name used in setTelemetryValue(): the sensor is created, I can see it in the telemetry menu, but getVa...

The global variables you referred to are the model gvars.

Ok, check this script:

https://www.justfly.solutions/index.php ... ogchannels

It writes a channel value to a virtual telemetry channel.

You can just use getValue (sensorname) to read it in the other script.

Don't forget to discover while the sending is active.

wilopaan wrote:Hi all,

is there a possiblility to display the page/pages field INVERS?

Thanks!

Make your own function for it. I never understood the reason to have an API function for it.

Well, that is really bad! writing / reading a file seems to be a quite of overhead. Are you you sure, that there is not other pssibility? (in the poist above I meant global-lua-script-variables, not global vars in the sense of OpenTx). The widget i wrote (ab)uses some trims to emulate buttons and p...

Use the standalone simulator on an otx file. Changes are persistent.

I used to use global variables to exchange data between telemetry scripts and mixer script. Now I want to do the same with a widget and a mix-script. Looks like the global var of the widget is not seem from the mix-script. How can one achieve this? Thanks! You can't. Use a table to store the stuff ...

Does that mean, that the e.g. mixer scripts are generally disabled when the tools script runs. Or are they called round robin? Disabled. 'tool' scripts run exclusive. Ok, thats no good news. Then I have to use some switches or pots ... until the widgets support events from the ui-buttons Make sure ...

wilopaan wrote:Does that mean, that the e.g. mixer scripts are generally disabled when the tools script runs. Or are they called round robin?

Disabled.

'tool' scripts run exclusive.

Ok, the frequency the tools-scripts are called seems to be much higher than telemetry scripts. So the debug sometimes yields a kind of overflow. The good thing is, that porting telemetrie scripts to tools scripts is easy (well, no lcd.drawScreenTitle() ?). One drawback is, that running a tools scri...

There are 'switches' which are 2 or 3 position toggle and there are navigation buttons/rotaries that generate EVENTS. Events are auto updated by the Operating System, Switches must be polled to get current status. You can generate events yourself, especially if you have to call the run script from ...

Ok, thank you. I used the telemetry scripts and their event-handling to create some interactive functionality. How can I do that now? Are widget script capable of processing button events? No, but switch events. I use two three state switches to simulate plus/minus and enter/exit. Works as a charm,...

wilopaan wrote:There is no output from the scripts in the debugging console and after some seconds it crashes with "too much open files"

Then you do probably something wrong. Don't write to the debug screen every cycle a lot of data. It will crash indeed.

There are no telemetry scripts on any of the color radios in OpenTX, widgets are used instead. Ok, thank you. I used the telemetry scripts and their event-handling to create some interactive functionality. How can I do that now? Are widget script capable of processing button events? No, but switch ...

wilopaan wrote:Mmh, next problem: print() is not working in companion? How to debug things then?

Why not? Should.

Check https://www.justfly.solutions/index.php ... omisations

Might be interesting.

Any updates?

wilopaan wrote:Next question: using the companion, how to simulate 2 or more RPM sensors.

When I start the simulation, there is only one RPM Sensor, but I need of course a second. How can I add a second one?

Thanks.

Don't get your point?

Ah yes! So the value of an input/mixer for t(n) is always based on another value for t(n-1)? Well, that is tricky to say. But to not even bother about that, I just put every mixer Inthe order if calculation. So first the current error. That's simple. But then, I need the current error minus the las...

wilopaan wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 6:23 am Well, just had a quick look at your solution.

One question, because I could not get it on the first glance: how do you compute the integration, that is the sum of the error over time?

the int channel plus the error equals the int channel

Oh, very cool! Would be glad to hear more ... this week I'am busy at bussiness. Thanks! How about this :) screenshot_x9d+_20-04-21_01-09-23.png used a throttle as output parameter, with weight, offset (simulated load) and delay on this throttle as resulting RPM to match the set RPM. Don't get any e...