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Roar,

Problem solved again! I have to say I feel like an extreme idiot.... When the instructions say "click the cockpit," it literally means click the picture of the cockpit next to the type of airplane you select in the OC4BA add on...

On the bright side, I have read many of the posts in the forums and had quite a bit of practice navigating around the script editing methods. The only thing I'm still not sure about is when I initially installed OC4BA, the .ssi files I was exporting to text were not showing up in the txt portion of the script config area of OC4BA after saving them. Now when I save the file it shows up. I'm sure it was user error.

Onward with my overhead build! Things are working now!!! To answer your question about hardware, I am working from I/O cards. I have a lot of remapping to do.

Thanks for this product.

Aaron

When the instructions say "click the cockpit," it literally means click the picture of the cockpit next to the type of airplane you select in the OC4BA add on...

my instruction could be more readable

The only thing I'm still not sure about is when I initially installed OC4BA, the .ssi files I was exporting to text were not showing up in the txt portion of the script config area of OC4BA after saving them. Now when I save the file it shows up. I'm sure it was user error.

When you export to txt from a ssi file in the SIOC compiler, you need to go out from selected airplane and back again in order for the new txt file to be detected and shown in the text window

Glad you enjoy the program. Hope you get your setup up and running. Working with IOCards is a lot of trial and failure, but a very good thing to do in order to fully understand SIOC. When it works it always work.