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Hey, guys. I’d been using RemoteFlight (iPad app) for my radio stack and occasionally for my 6 pack on my old MacBook Pro with X-Plane 10. It was pretty easy to get RemoteFlight Server up and running, and get the RemoteFlight Server plug-in installed. I’ve just acquired a Windows 10 machine, purchased expressly for running X-Plane 10. Now, however, I can’t get the dang thing to work. I’ve downloaded and installed RemoteFlight Server and something called “XPUIPC”, but try as I might, I can get the plug-in installed, can’t figure out the moving targets that are IP addresses, etc. This reminds me why I dislike Windows computers so much.
This is what the XPUIPC web site says:
Ok, then X-Plane came along the way. Natively it has two possibilities to access flightsim values:
-Via UDP datagrams on a IP interface-Via datarefs from a plugin; A plugin is like a dll running in the context of X-Plane.
And then I thought wouldn‘t it be nice to use the MS FS addons with X-Plane….. To achieve that I created the XPUIPC plugin. To the outside world it has the same IPC interface like FSUIPC and I coded the same offsets into it, means under offset 0x570 + 8 byte you will find the same value like in MS FS. So if you fire up your favorite MS FS FSUIPC addon it will most likely work with X-Plane again. The XPWideClient is the pendant to the WideClient of Peter Dowson.At first I chalked this up to a language thing, as the author isn’t native English speaking…then I dug further and realized this is just not easy to understand – period.
Any suggestions?
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