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XHSI (eXternal High-resolution Simulator Instruments) is an add-on for the X-Plane flight simulator. It displays the PFD, ND, EICAS, Flaps and Gear indicator, Clock/Chronometer, etc... in separate windows. In general, the instruments can be displayed in B737-NG or A320 style.

... * Roads, with trying to select best matching road type, if lane count data is present in OSM * Railways * Power lines * Barriers, two types are supported - fence and wall * Water tanks, fuel tanks, gasometers * Chimneys, cooling towers - by inserting special objects with size closest to necessary * Airfields (apt.dat) with runways, helipads, and taxiways - starting from 3.5.0 The program requires Java 8 or newer to run. Version 3.x is Windows-only, 4.0 also supports Linux and has console versions. Installation: download zip file, unpack it where you want, start 'osm2xp.exe'

XOVERHEAD (eXternal Overhead panel) is an add-on for the X-Plane flight simulator. It displays mainly the overhead panel and also some other useful panels. The instruments can be displayed in A320 style. Actually applications support only JARDESIGN A320 X-Plane dataref.

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 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 handles are not used.

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.