The hub can even be on a different PC with the plug-in interfacing to a WideClient on the X-Plane PC, though for timing purposes this probably isn't a good idea. A plug-in for X-Plane, for example, or a plug-in for any other program for that matter.Īnother way of looking at it is to consider X-Plane + PlugIn as just another IPC client, the same as all of the others linking to IPCserver - the server becomes the hub, the centre of the star, instead of the simulator itself.
So WideCients see it as a WideServer, and local FSUIPC applications see it as FS + FSUIPC.Īny program can therefore link to it, as an FSUIPC client, either directly (locally) or via WideClient from a networked PC, and populate/maintain/obey the values in the offsets which relate to its own operation.
The IPCserver program is an EXE which actually contains and maintains the "offset" data, receiving it and sending it to anything emulating a Wideclient or a direct FSUIPC client. I think I have not really understood the thing with the IPCserver When I started the "project" I had contact to both of you (Peter and Enrico) and you helped me very much. Pitch = (_int32) (XPLMGetDataf(FSDataRefMemBlock) * -11930464.711111111111) įprintf(gOutputFile, "Offset 0x578 Pitch %i\n", Pitch) įurther I plan to implement an "XPwideserver" plugin (like the fantastic widerserver/client of you Peter) which is able to provide data in a network of PCs.Īt the moment I focused on offsets that are used by PM GC to show that it I think I have not really understood the thing with the IPCserver Behind this is a "translator" which translates the internal X-Plane vars to FSUIPC offsets.Ĭase 0x578: /* Pitch, *360/(65536*65536) for degrees. To do so I build an FSUIPC interface which is able to answer the requests. What the XPUIPC is doing is first connect and than answers the FSUIPC requests. PM, FSBUS, etc.) "thinks" that it "sees" an FSUIPC interface. This means that an external application (which has an FSUIPC interface eg. It is a X-Plane plugin which "emulates" an FSUIPC interface. Perhaps I explain the "concept" behind the XPUIPC plugin.
Of course it would only be free to registered WideFS users - it has its own set of registration keys, though, so could be licensed separately. Else he may wish to relinquish his claim upon it (as I built it for him under a gentleman's agreement) so that I could supply copies. If Enrico is not going to have the time or inclination to develop for X-Plane, then possibly he will license IPCserver to you for use with your XPUIPC. The latter then services all WideClients on a Network just as WideServer would for FS. The idea is that an X-Plane (or any other sim) plug-in would act like a Wideclient application, except interfacing to IPCserver. It "dummied" the FSUIPC-own values, including all of the application-assigned offsets, and allowed a client application to populate the FS-driven values and read/act upon the written ones. Due to limitations in the Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS 2020) SDK, in-sim textual messages and in-sim Addons menu are not supported on this platform.
The DA62X Mod for MSFS - Compared to X-Plane But no outsider had a chance to try. FSUIPC (or XPUIPC for X-Plane) is required for PACX to connect to your simulator. The problem is that the SimConnect and FSUIPC SDKs are currently incompatible with our existing software/hardware.I am using normal C code.the challenge is to translate the X-Plane variables from the wonderful X-Plane SDK to FSUIPC offsets.When Enrico wanted to try to support X-Plane, I made a program called "IPCserver" for him, which is basically a free-standing EXE version of WideServer with no relationship to FS or FSUIPC. and Hdg work from my rotary encoders fine using the FSUIPC offsets.
For full amusement I read the posts there and at AVSIMĪt my job as a 737-800 simulator instructor, we’re already looking to use MSFS as the Image Generator instead of P3D (which we had been using until now). You should keep up-to-date and monitor the forum as well. Nobody has even tried to get FAA approval for a system using MSFS. Do some Americans not realise that there is a global market? Your statement that you cannot get FAA approval for MSFS has no factual basis. You are spreading misinformation.Ī few hundred users may want FAA approval (in the USA), to the rest of the world that means nothing. It therefore not x-plane thjat gets the FAA approval. I accept that someone adequately qualified can get FAA approval for a flight sim system but such system consists of FAA approved hardware and an XP or P3D app.
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