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p3d v2.4 how to get the other C++ gauge’s L:variable

WarpD said:
Ok... let me toss a wrench into all of this. You're modifying the core gauges.h file... you shouldn't.
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You have to to take advantage of certain methods.

Of course this method is not applicable for gauge-to-gauge reading. (I initially didn't realize this was gauge system thread)
 
The approach of changing the core of DllMain is not good because you're then creating a unique gauges.h file for each project. There are better approaches that allow you to accomplish this without creating a unique copy of gauges.h for each project.
 
Yes to that.

To explain further, I originally thought this thread was about accessing L:Vars from a SimConnect DLL module, which you cannot do without modifying a gauge.h (but only slightly, and only once)
 
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