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The Kelpie Flight Planner for Flightgear. This Java based Gui flight planner uses the airport and navaid databases of the Flightgear, allowing the user to search for airports and navigation aids and plan flights between them. [Note: Requires Java 1.10 or above] This program is no longer being actively developed or supported. All future work is being undertaken on a port to Rust/Gtk at https://github.com/shartrec/kelpie-flight-planner. But is still in the very early stages.

osm2xp 3.0 was forked from original osm2xp 2.0 created by Benjamin Blanchet The program takes PBF file with OSM data for some area as input and supports the generation of following based on it: * Buildings based on facades and 3D objects with differing residential, industrial, etc. * Forest zones with basic multipolygon support * Some objects by rules - cranes, towers... * Roads, with trying to select best matching road type, if lane count data is present in OSM * Railways * ...

OpenRadar is a standalone radar screen which connects to the FlightGear multiplayer servers. Coastlines, lakes, airfield layouts and airspaces are being read from shapefiles. It supports Multiplayer Chat and multiple FGCom frequencies.

This program converts the output from the ThrottleTek-G throttle unit (Airbus 320 version) to input for the QPAC A320 plane, version 2.0 Basic, running on Linux in the X-Plane flight simulator. It converts the linear output range of the unit into forward and reverse power ranges, openng and closing the thrust-reversers round the 25% point of the unit's range. The built-in disconnect buttons on the handles can be used as intended; the end-switches at the full-reverse position of the...

Mission X is a free open source multiplatform space shooter written in java featuring kick-ass graphics and OST. Languages: English, Italian. Last update: July 23, 2010. Trailer and more screenshots: missionx.fdossena.com

This server connects ATCs running OpenRadar or ATC-Pie. Flightplans are uploaded to the server and delivered to all ATCs that see the contact. The connected ATCs and their contacts are displayed on a simple webpage.