Awesome, glad to see you still take interest in this project. I really do appreciate your work, thanks again! I havent used a throttle lever since I found these, lol.

Thank you so much! It means a lot to me that you liked something I made enough to comment about it! Steam doesn't actually notify me when someone subscribes or favorites or adds one of my creations to a group, so comments are basically the only form of appreciation I see .
I'll absolutely take a look at making the colors configurable from the controller selection! I was gonna take a look tonight, but a storm hit and I don't trust my power to stay consistent, so I'll probably take a look tomorrow lol.
No promises on adding that to all my interface microcontrollers, but I'll definitely at least do it for this one, and probably I'll do it for the rest.
I'll reply again if/when I update this with the configurability!

First of all nice work with these controllers, they were exactly what I was looking for, so thank you. I see now you haven't been active here for a while. Anyways if you find this, I was modifying the colors of the display and I noticed that it would be pretty easy to make at least some of the colors customizable from the controller selection rather than having to dive into the Lua, lol. Which I really don't mid, however the default white is blinding in low light conditions. Anyway great work with this. I was hoping that either you could modify/update this, or if I don't hear from your soon, I will just make and post it myself. Giving you full and initial credit of course. Either way, happy hunting!

In that case, you're welcome.

Nah now i realize what it would indicate to make such a feature i dont think i would need a boolean. but thanks for responding. and ive learned something new today. Thanks!

or i could just google it.

Still a noob to Lua coding. especially in Stormworks. But do you mean an on signals for each button. or do you mean a property write?

Unfortunately, there's no way to detect whether or not a specific input for the microcontroller is receiving a signal, so passthrough values (like I think you're referring to) aren't really an option.

However, I could probably add 2 boolean inputs, to work the same way the buttons on the touch screen work. Would that do what you need?

Also, yeah, I basically built a custom button framework for this and a few other microcontrollers, so I can imagine that it's a little difficult to parse.

Works amazingly. but ehm. if it had 2 number inputs that could take controls from the pilot seat i would love it even more. would add it myself. but dude. your code is so compact and so not standard i cant

Thanks!

nice work!