* Minor improvements to the handling of landing gear by the SetGear and HandlePOSI functions * sendPOSI command change (double for lat/lon/h) (#111) * Updated POSI to use doubles for lat/lon/alt, as step size for floats was unacceptably large at high longitudes. * Updated Java library for MATLAB, updated Java project, and updated Windows plugin binaries * Rolled back Java version to 1.7 for MATLAB compatibility * Update MessageHandlers.cpp * Update DataManager.cpp * Added pause functionality for individual a/c Adds new cases such that: 0: Unpauses all a/c 1: Pauses all a/c 2: Switches case for all a/c 100:119: Pauses a/c 0:19 200:219: Unpauses a/c 0:19 Updates log messages. Keeps the 0,1,2 arguments as they previously were. * Finished individual pause functionality * Update DataManager.cpp * Updated flags to allow for individual pause commands * Individual pause command documentation * Updated flags to allow for individual pause commands * Adding individual pause to documentation * Updated flags to allow for individual pause commands * Requested changes, cleaning * Update CMakeLists.txt Include "-fno-stack-protector" for linking and compiling for systems that do not have this have this flag as a default. * Enabling AI after setting position (#118) Previously, the code enabled the AI before setting the position of a/c, which negated its purpose. * Updated XPlane SDK to version 2.1.3 * Resolve function ambiguity for std::abs on mac Fixes #126 * Update copyright notice * Update Windows binaries * Update Linux binaries * Update version numbers * fix osx abs ambiguity (#142) * fix indexing error (#143) * Runway camera location control (#144) * update ignore * basics working * set cam pos remotely * log cam position * keep default behaviour, if short view message is received Compatibility with existing software * all to tabs * rename variable * option to use camera direction fields * Added UDP multicast for plugin discovery (#153) * Added Timer * Added UDPSocket::GetAddr * Added MessageHandlers::SendBeacon() * PoC of starting a timer on PluginEnable * C++11 * Added Timer to xcode project * C++11 in cmake * added Timer to cmake * use function pointer in Timer * moved Timer to namespace + wait for thread to join when stopping the timer * Windows: changed uint to unisgned short * Windows: Added Timer.h/cpp to project * GetAddr static * Send xplane and plugin version with BECN * SendBeacon with params * fixed file copyrights * Include functional to fix Linux compile error * review fixes * Send plugin receive port in BECN * review fixes * Fixed tabs vs spaces indentations (#157) * Java client BECN implementation (#155) * Added MS Azure Dev Ops CI integration (#162) * Do not build for i386 on macOS Use ARCHS_STANDARD to avoid the error “The i386 architecture is deprecated. You should update your ARCHS build setting to remove the i386 architecture.” * Fixed missing include The Visual Studio solution was not compiling * Fixed isnan ambigious refernce Ambigious reference when compiling on travis https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33770374/why-is-isnan-ambiguous-and-how-to-avoid-it * Set MSVC warning level to 3 Too many warnings were generated when building a Release build making Travis job to fail because of too much output * Use default toolset for Visual Studio AppVeyor recommends to set the default toolset * #include <cstdint> * Use MSVC ToolsVersion="14.0" # Conflicts: # xpcPlugin/xpcPlugin/xpcPlugin.vcxproj * Removed binaries from repository # Conflicts: # xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect/64/win.xpl # xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect/win.xpl * Added ms azure ci xcode linux linux + macos linux + macos removed branch filter win tests win tests Test all platfroms artifacts tests * output all binaries to ‘XPlaneConnect’ All platforms produce a binary in xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect/ xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect/64/ * Added ms azure GH deploy deploy stage GH release test trigger tags * Clean up yml file - Added variables - Added job decriptions * Ignore script to ignore .exp files + fixed output path * Renamed ms azure GH connection * Update service connection for azure pipeline * Added Python3 compatible xpc client. (#156) * Update Azure Pipelines service connection
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X-Plane Connect
The X-Plane Connect (XPC) Toolbox is an open source research tool used to interact with the commercial flight simulator software X-Plane. XPC allows users to control aircraft and receive state information from aircraft simulated in X-Plane using functions written in C, C++, Java, MATLAB, or Python in real time over the network. This research tool has been used to visualize flight paths, test control algorithms, simulate an active airspace, or generate out-the-window visuals for in-house flight simulation software. Possible applications include active control of an XPlane simulation, flight visualization, recording states during a flight, or interacting with a mission over UDP.
Migrating to 1.0
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 guidelines on migrating to 1.0, refer to the follwing guides:
C
MATLAB
Java
Architecture
XPC includes an X-Plane plugin (xpcPlugin) and clients written in several languages that interact with the plugin.
Quick Start
To get started using X-Plane Connect, do the following.
- Purchase and install X-Plane 9, 10 or 11.
- Copy the X-Plane Plugin folder (
xpcPlugin/XPlaneConnect) to the plugin directory ([X-Plane Directory]/Resources/plugins/) - 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
client's language. The client directories generally include a src folder
containing the client source code, and an Examples folder containing sample
code demonstrating how to use the client.
Additional Information
For detailed information about XPC and how to use the XPC clients, refer to the XPC Wiki.
Capabilities
The XPC Toolbox allows the user to manipulate the internal state of X-Plane by reading and setting DataRefs, a complete list of which can be found on the X-Plane SDK wiki.
In addition, several convenience functions are provided, which allow the user to efficiently execute common commands. These functions include the ability to set the position and control surfaces of both player and multiplayer aircraft. In addition, the pause function allows users to easily pause and un-pause X-Plane's physics simulation engine.
Compatibility
XPC has been tested with the following software versions:
- Windows: Vista, 7, & 8
- Mac OSX: 10.8-10.14
- Linux: Tested on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation release 6.6
- X-Plane: 9, 10 & 11
Contributing
All contributions are welcome! If you are having problems with the plugin, please open an issue on GitHub or email Chris Teubert. If you would like to contribute directly, please feel free to open a pull request against the "develop" branch. Pull requests will be evaluated and integrated into the next official release.
Notices
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X-Plane API
Copyright (c) 2008, Sandy Barbour and Ben Supnik All rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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