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To add an index when triggering an event that is specific to a particular engine (e.g., engine 1 or 2) or a master battery (e.g., master battery 1 or 2), you typically need to use custom SimConnect events that are defined to handle such scenarios. Here’s how you can do it:

  1. Define Custom SimConnect Events: First, you need to define custom SimConnect events for each specific scenario you want to handle. For example, you might define events like ENGINE1_START and ENGINE2_START or MASTER_BATTERY1_ON and MASTER_BATTERY2_ON.
  2. Map Custom SimConnect Events: Use the MapClientEventToSimEvent method to map these custom SimConnect events to corresponding events in MSFS. For example:

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simConnect.MapClientEventToSimEvent(EventID.ENGINE1_START, "ENGINE1_START");
simConnect.MapClientEventToSimEvent(EventID.ENGINE2_START, "ENGINE2_START");
simConnect.MapClientEventToSimEvent(EventID.MASTER_BATTERY1_ON, "MASTER_BATTERY1_ON");
simConnect.MapClientEventToSimEvent(EventID.MASTER_BATTERY2_ON, "MASTER_BATTERY2_ON");
  1. Trigger Events with Index: When you want to trigger these events with a specific index (e.g., engine number or master battery number), you can use the TransmitClientEvent method with the appropriate event and index. For example:

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// To start engine 1
simConnect.TransmitClientEvent(0, EventID.ENGINE1_START, 1, GroupID.GROUP0, SIMCONNECT_EVENT_FLAG.GROUPID_IS_PRIORITY);

// To start engine 2
simConnect.TransmitClientEvent(0, EventID.ENGINE2_START, 1, GroupID.GROUP0, SIMCONNECT_EVENT_FLAG.GROUPID_IS_PRIORITY);

// To turn on master battery 1
simConnect.TransmitClientEvent(0, EventID.MASTER_BATTERY1_ON, 1, GroupID.GROUP0, SIMCONNECT_EVENT_FLAG.GROUPID_IS_PRIORITY);

// To turn on master battery 2
simConnect.TransmitClientEvent(0, EventID.MASTER_BATTERY2_ON, 1, GroupID.GROUP0, SIMCONNECT_EVENT_FLAG.GROUPID_IS_PRIORITY);

In the above code, we are using different custom SimConnect events (ENGINE1_START, ENGINE2_START, MASTER_BATTERY1_ON, and MASTER_BATTERY2_ON) to trigger specific actions for engine or master battery control. The index (in this case, 1) indicates that you want to perform the action on the first engine or the first master battery. You can adjust the index as needed for your specific use case.

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