Very cool!

Ok- so how do you go about using it as an input device?

I'd like to see some sort of involvement as well from the non VST side of things....the tutorials don't really scratch the surface of what this software is capable of! The only way to really learn this program is to study what other members have generously posted in the forum.

Basically this is why I purchased this software some time ago. A FlowStone developer posted in the iRacing forums about FlowStone's ability to read live data from the sim and give me the ability to create custom gauges. I'm a mechanical engineer and don't have much exposure to programming languages ...

Flowstone does support UDP/TCP communication....how to set it up correctly, I don't know. I'm not that great at this, but thought I could point you in the general right direction or spark a solution...

http://www.dsprobotics.com/flowstoneudp.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC3xSfeKF7M

If you do figure it out, please share!

Fascinating!

This apparently gives a greater output when the rate of change of the input is higher (I tested with a simple knob using 0-10000 as the range).
I'm no maths guy but from my college days in the last century I would say it's a differentiator. Am I right?
Now I just need to think of an ...

My answer is theoretical, I've never done this.

1. It should be possible through the use of win32api via Ruby. You can get the handle of the active window and then use that handle to change its properties. That's how it works in other languages too, so I'm pretty confident.

2. Not directly. Again ...

I have a couple of questions regarding the exporting of programs (not previous relationships)...

1. Is it possible to make the exported program always on top?
2. Is it possible to make the exported program windowless?

I've searched and haven't returned anything yet. I'm not very experienced with ...

First off, you guys are awesome.

Second, just wanted to add this into the user database, it might be useful to someone at some point. It's a simple time derivative that stores incoming numbers in a queue after a given interval. It then divides the difference of the stored number and current number ...