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This project is abandoned, replacing with project MCDUHub QmdevSimConnect 4.12 is the last supported version Double-click to connect to MSFS2020 FlightSimLabs Airbus A321 MCDU Demo https://youtube.com/shorts/U1iDLJw7VB4?feature=share Version History https://sourceforge.net/p/qlcd/blog/ Quickmade Products full simulation platform list https://www.quickmadesim.com/?page_id=194&lang=en Latest News of Quickmade Products: https://www.facebook.com/quickmadesimulation QmdevSimConnect Project https://sourceforge.net/projects/qmdevsimconnect/ if you want all below functionalities, you must be running QmdevSimConnect 4.9 and above, or else you have only have Flightsimlabs Airbus CDU

...However, it is now possible for others to host a compatible LAC Server by compiling the source code from this project. Developers will want to use the well-known "Codeblocks" compiler tools for easy compiling. Users wishing to connect LAC with a server OTHER than the well-known one sponsored by AskMisterWizard.com will need to edit their ".LacConfig.txt" file to reference the IP address of their server host. Fundamental information about LAC and its components available here: https://askmisterwizard.com/2019/LinuxAirCombat/LacOnlineDocs.htm

XPIOCARDS allows to connect external hardware and software such as the IOCARDS from OpenCockpits or the glass cockpit OpenGC to the X-Plane flight simulator on unix-based systems like Linux and Macintosh OSX.

Orb is a Python based YSFlight Server Extension. It works by having ysflight run on a seperate port, and orb running on 7915 (usually). Clients connect to Orb, and Orb then connects them to the server. packets are intercepted, read and edited if need be to manipulate the server to have more power. Fuse this double relay method with a database, and basic functions with the possibility to extend, and Orb becomes immensly powerful.

This software will connect a X-Plane 9+ - Installation to a vPar-Display made by Michael Oxner. Code is based on Duncan Jauncey's XPDisplay.