if you see the AP/red lights turning on at all,
I think that the AFC_Bridge was set up correctly. If some of the buttons are not lighting up as you expect them to, the only solution I am aware of is doctoring with the config file from AFC_Bridge. The config file should contain MSFS variables that trigger the individual lights. Currently, I can live with the inconsistent lights and if you wanted to correct them, maybe you could either try yourself manually, try to find appropriate the config file online for specific aircrafts, or ask honeycomb support, if they could improve the AFC_Bridge.
The AFC_Bridge should only affect the lights of your peripheral, but not actual AP behavior in MSFS.
I found that FSUIPC7 was the first addon listed to load, but it added an extraneous </SimBase.Document> at the end of itâs own line, causing all the other addons after it to be ignored. So I wasnât getting the honeycomb throttle lights OR the Logitech radio panel lights.
If you have Better Bravo Lights installed, it works better than the AFC_BRIDGE and essentially disables it. Iâve been wondering if itâs BBL that makes AFC_BRIDGE appear as âuninstalledâ in Content Manager. Either way, the fact that Content Manager appears this way is harmless, as AFC_Bridge remains in the Community Folder even when itâs listed as âuninstalled,â at least it does in my setup with BBL installed.
