Hello Scott, Im currently rebuilding thrustmaster Rudder Pedals, meaning I compleatly redesigned and printed it. It`s basically a new set of pedals. Now I want to get rid of the old electronics and integrate a Hall Sensor for the rudder axis. So thats two potentiometers for the toebreaks and one hall sensor for the center axis. Im using a pro micro board. Would be nice if you include some potentiometers and hall sensors in you next video, thanks. PS: Im also in the DCS Cockpit sim group on FB.
Awesome!!! Sounds like a great project - shoot me some pics I’d love to see the redesign 100% - this Tuesday is all about variables, and how to reading digital inputs Next Tuesday will be a dedicated BIOS episode :) and then after that I can definitely look at doing pots and hall sensors 😃😃
You're a fantastic teacher, dude! this made me even more excited to get my arduino today. this reminds me of when I was messing with LUA code for World of Warcraft mods back in the day. I never wrote my own mods but I did change things in other people's mods. there weren't any videos explaining it like this though
Fun fact, it took a 3D artist, a front end dev and a computer scientist 5hrs of the night to figure out that the toggle switch we were using needs to be defined as INPUT_PULLUP instead of INPUT to actually work lmao.
Thank you for doing this! I have been able to set my sim up using Mobiflight, but I really want to know how to make all my stuff work without using someone else’s code. IE radios,switches,gauges! You do a great job getting everyone’s focus as well great job!!!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words! Awesome to hear you already have a sim set up going I’d love to get into Mobi Flight… Seeing everyone’s comments really inspires me to keep up with the tutorials :) see you next episode!
@@aHornetsNest I’ve turned a 1978 Cessna 152 into a sim, it’s all one UA-cam. I have another 1979 Cessna 150 to do next. Your videos will be a great help!!!!
@@aHornetsNest I’m helping with family for the next few months out of town, I hope to get back and start on the other sim, it will be all on UA-cam as well. I am deciding between a G1000 set up (easier) or go ahead and hand build all the gauges. Then when you walk up to it and open the door it will look like a real plane inside.
Thank you for all the time and sharing your knowledge.just found your channel and FB group 2 days a go and Loren so much in this 2 days more than the last 2 years. I am on the work for F16 pit. Thanks again and can’t wait for next video 🎉
Wow thank you! I’m glad it has been helpful A F-16 pit will look so nice! Especially with all the work DCS is putting into the module See you next video!
Thank you! With BIOS it auto “polls” and syncs all the switches If you were running the Arduino as a HID/Joystick controller sometimes the switches sense and sometimes they need cycling You could create a “sync” button which you could press and force them all to sync
... been programming for years... but ye, as far as Arduino's been concerned been in copy/past land (mostly did all my code on Pi's using Python)... thanks for this, looking forward to the subsequent tutorials... to see how you interface with cockpit controls as thats what I'm doing/building, helicopter controls. hope you cover logic shifters (74HC165 ) also.
HI, could you explain, how use ADAFRUIT RGB SINGLE LED in Arduino with DCS BIOS ???? like MASTER CAUTION LED OR GREEN LIGHT OF THE F18C SPEEDBRAKES thanks in advance .......Dan
I have a question with toggle switches. I have an (on off on) toggle switch, but it needs to be (off on on). Is there a way to correct this in programming with the pull up or pull down flags? Or do I need to find the correct switch?
Hey :) what switch/aircraft did you want to use it on - I can then tell you how I would do it But you should be able to use your on-off-on switch to make it work with some coding 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Hello Scott, Im currently rebuilding thrustmaster Rudder Pedals, meaning I compleatly redesigned and printed it. It`s basically a new set of pedals. Now I want to get rid of the old electronics and integrate a Hall Sensor for the rudder axis. So thats two potentiometers for the toebreaks and one hall sensor for the center axis. Im using a pro micro board. Would be nice if you include some potentiometers and hall sensors in you next video, thanks. PS: Im also in the DCS Cockpit sim group on FB.
Awesome!!! Sounds like a great project - shoot me some pics I’d love to see the redesign
100% - this Tuesday is all about variables, and how to reading digital inputs
Next Tuesday will be a dedicated BIOS episode :) and then after that I can definitely look at doing pots and hall sensors 😃😃
You're a fantastic teacher, dude! this made me even more excited to get my arduino today. this reminds me of when I was messing with LUA code for World of Warcraft mods back in the day. I never wrote my own mods but I did change things in other people's mods. there weren't any videos explaining it like this though
Thanks so much mate!!! I really appreciate it
Any episodes/tutorials that you want to see just let me know 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love how you explain what you are doing, it makes getting into this complicated matter easy! You have a talent for teaching!
@@TheMrRusti thanks mate I really appreciate it
I can’t wait to get back and make Ep19!
See you in the next episode 🫡
Amazing, a true teacher! You got me hooked. Looking forward for the next video.
Thank you so much!
You are an excellent teacher. The way you explain the process is so clear. Thank you.
Thank you!!! ☺️
Just a pleasure to listen to and watch. A pleasant and beautiful explanation. Thank you very much
Thank you!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Fun fact, it took a 3D artist, a front end dev and a computer scientist 5hrs of the night to figure out that the toggle switch we were using needs to be defined as INPUT_PULLUP instead of INPUT to actually work lmao.
😂😂 oh yeah that’s gonna get you 😂
Thank you very much once again for your tutorials. I will be looking forward to the next tutorial.
Thanks mate!!! See you next episode
Enjoying this! Just ordered my kit to follow along. I wanted a project to get my kid interested in programming so here we go
That’s so cool to hear!!! Welcome :)
Any questions shoot me a message on Facebook or Instagram
@@aHornetsNestwill do! Happy Christmas
I hope you had a great Christmas!
Thank you for making these videos! They're a joy to watch :D
Thank you so much! And thank you for watching for them! See you next episode ✌🏻
Thank you for doing this! I have been able to set my sim up using Mobiflight, but I really want to know how to make all my stuff work without using someone else’s code. IE radios,switches,gauges! You do a great job getting everyone’s focus as well great job!!!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words! Awesome to hear you already have a sim set up going
I’d love to get into Mobi Flight…
Seeing everyone’s comments really inspires me to keep up with the tutorials :) see you next episode!
@@aHornetsNest I’ve turned a 1978 Cessna 152 into a sim, it’s all one UA-cam. I have another 1979 Cessna 150 to do next. Your videos will be a great help!!!!
That’s incredible! I’m definitely gonna have to watch when I get back from work! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@aHornetsNest I’m helping with family for the next few months out of town, I hope to get back and start on the other sim, it will be all on UA-cam as well. I am deciding between a G1000 set up (easier) or go ahead and hand build all the gauges. Then when you walk up to it and open the door it will look like a real plane inside.
@@FlightSimJammer that’s gonna be sweet
Thank you very much! For me this is the best Arduino tutorial I've ever seen to learn and understand from scratch. 🙂
Thank you very much!
Thank you for all the time and sharing your knowledge.just found your channel and FB group 2 days a go and Loren so much in this 2 days more than the last 2 years.
I am on the work for F16 pit.
Thanks again and can’t wait for next video 🎉
Wow thank you! I’m glad it has been helpful
A F-16 pit will look so nice! Especially with all the work DCS is putting into the module
See you next video!
Amazing content! Thanks for spending your time creating this for us. I appreciate that a lot. 👍
Thanks so much! It’s comments like these that make it worth it :) see you next episode!!
thanks mate its very informative
Thanks mate!!! I appreciate it 🙌🏻
Really nice videos and clear explanations. How do you deal with the initial toggle switch positions when DCS starts?
Thank you! With BIOS it auto “polls” and syncs all the switches
If you were running the Arduino as a HID/Joystick controller sometimes the switches sense and sometimes they need cycling
You could create a “sync” button which you could press and force them all to sync
muy bueno el tutorial y bien explicado asi da gusto
Thank you very much! 🫡🫡
I'm sold! excellent tutorial and YT channel - great job - subb'd
Thank you very much!!!
hey this is first vid i watched and defenetly going to wach every single one
gota ask chuld you make a play list that is about coding arduino
Hey thank you!! Yeah I can look at doing more Arduino tutorials and compiling them in an Arduino Playlist
Thanks sir you clear my concept of this today i leaen that i trying to practical with 2560 borad .i make home made cockpit.thanks again teacher ❤
Thanks mate!! See you next episode!
Ok i see 5 episode
😃
... been programming for years... but ye, as far as Arduino's been concerned been in copy/past land (mostly did all my code on Pi's using Python)...
thanks for this, looking forward to the subsequent tutorials... to see how you interface with cockpit controls as thats what I'm doing/building, helicopter controls.
hope you cover logic shifters (74HC165 ) also.
Thanks mate! I can definitely look into logic shifters …. I use the 74HC595 daisy chained to drive my Caution Panel :)
Thanks for following along 😃
@@aHornetsNest I'm busy following/building a Heli Cyclic and Collective where they used the Arduino+Logic Shifter and MMJoy2.
@@georgelza awesome! For any aircraft in particular? Or multi purpose?
Thank you so much for this!!!!!
No worries 😃
Much appreciated well deserved sub
Thank you!
HI, could you explain, how use ADAFRUIT RGB SINGLE LED in Arduino with DCS BIOS ???? like MASTER CAUTION LED OR GREEN LIGHT OF THE F18C SPEEDBRAKES thanks in advance .......Dan
Hey mate I can definitely look into a lesson like that 😊
I have a question with toggle switches. I have an (on off on) toggle switch, but it needs to be (off on on). Is there a way to correct this in programming with the pull up or pull down flags? Or do I need to find the correct switch?
Hey :) what switch/aircraft did you want to use it on - I can then tell you how I would do it
But you should be able to use your on-off-on switch to make it work with some coding 🤙🏻🤙🏻
@@aHornetsNest F-16 electric panel. Battery switch. Thanks, I've been scratching my head on this for about a week.
Oh yeah nice! Yeah a ON OFF ON will be fine
That’s the type I’m using 🤙🏻