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### Migrating to 1.0 ### Migrating to 1.0
For existing users, several important breaking changes have been made in version For existing users, several important breaking changes have been made in version
1.0. For detailed information, see the 1.0 release changelog. For client-specific 1.0. For detailed information, see the 1.0 release changelog. For client-specific
guidlines on migrating to 1.0, refer to the follwing guides: guidelines on migrating to 1.0, refer to the follwing guides:
#### [C](https://github.com/nasa/XPlaneConnect/wiki/Migrating-to-1.0-C) #### [C](https://github.com/nasa/XPlaneConnect/wiki/Migrating-to-1.0-C)
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To get started using X-Plane Connect, do the following. To get started using X-Plane Connect, do the following.
1. Purchase and install X-Plane 9 or 10. 1. Purchase and install X-Plane 9 or 10.
2. Copy the X-Plane Plugin folder (xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect) to the plugin 2. Copy the X-Plane Plugin folder (`xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect`) to the plugin
directory ([X-Plane Directory]/Resources/plugins/) directory (`[X-Plane Directory]/Resources/plugins/`)
3. Write some code using one of the clients to manipulate X-Plane data. 3. Write some code using one of the clients to manipulate X-Plane data.
Each client is located in a top-level directory of the repository named for the Each client is located in a top-level directory of the repository named for the
client's language. The client directories generally include a 'src' folder client's language. The client directories generally include a `src` folder
containing the client source code, and an 'Examples' folder containing sample containing the client source code, and an `Examples` folder containing sample
code demonstrating how to use the client. code demonstrating how to use the client.
#### Additional Information #### Additional Information