DC/DS-24 Emulator - Sound Files
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TPL_KUNENA_MESSAGE_CREATED DC/DS-24 Emulator - Sound Files
27 Apr 2023 09:01 - 27 Apr 2023 09:23
I am a huge fan of the DC/DS-24 Emulator. I would like to request that the DC/DC-24 Emulator be upgraded to allow sound files to work. Examples include "Flight Modes" and "Sounds on Event".
Please see www.jetiforum.de/index.php/jeti-studio/1...ound-on-event#138647
Thanks for considering.
Please see www.jetiforum.de/index.php/jeti-studio/1...ound-on-event#138647
Thanks for considering.
Last edit: 27 Apr 2023 09:23 by Acrow.
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02 May 2023 13:43
+1 on that request .. would be very useful!
I created a sensor emulator, it runs as a separate app in the emulator, and allows sensors to be created by lua expressions and these emulated sensors appear as normal sensors in all the other apps that are loaded. It can do normal numeric sensors as well as GPS sensors, where you can specify a parametric curve of a flightpath and it generates the values the GPS sensor would provide on this path.
It works by taking over the Jeti API calls for the sensors. I also take over some other calls, including the sound output API calls, stick vibration, etc .. so I can print in the emulator console what the API calls were.
So while you can't hear the wav files you do get a console log of what files were called and it helps with debugging. PM me if you want to try it.
Dave
I created a sensor emulator, it runs as a separate app in the emulator, and allows sensors to be created by lua expressions and these emulated sensors appear as normal sensors in all the other apps that are loaded. It can do normal numeric sensors as well as GPS sensors, where you can specify a parametric curve of a flightpath and it generates the values the GPS sensor would provide on this path.
It works by taking over the Jeti API calls for the sensors. I also take over some other calls, including the sound output API calls, stick vibration, etc .. so I can print in the emulator console what the API calls were.
So while you can't hear the wav files you do get a console log of what files were called and it helps with debugging. PM me if you want to try it.
Dave
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