Hello,

Most of you certainly don't know me, I am the software developer of the Wilco Airbus Series Volume 1 & 2, developed by FeelThere and published by Wilco. I am happy to announce the release of the FSUIPC Exporter, final version. This module for FS2004 and FSX provides FSUIPC offsets for all the Airbus internal variables. It means it lets you interface any external application or any hardware with the Airbus aircrafts using FSUIPC offsets. Several hardware manufacturers such as VRInsight and FSCockpit already use it. For more information, see the "Cockpit" section my web site here: http://emarciano.free.fr/Cockpit.
The documentation is available online, showing all the available offsets. The FSUIPC Exporter module can be downloaded and tested for a limited time before buying, so don't hesitate and give it a try !!

Eric

Some of us DO know you Eric.
Welcome aboard this Forum and thank you for posting
We have Airbus Builders here, not many but we do!
Jack

Eric

Your link is not working.
Also I was wondering if the Wilco Airbus Series that you mention on your post are the latest "Evolution" series'

Thank You
Antonio

Indeed, the link doesn't work because it includes the '.' I have added at the end of my sentence.
So the correct link is: http://emarciano.free.fr/Cockpit
(no '.')

My FSUIPC Exporter works with all the versions of the Wilco Airbus Series, standard and Evolution. Whatever version you have, it works. Some offsets are for Evolution only (control of the HUD for example) but it is not a problem, they are ignored if you have the standard version.

There is just some limitation about the overhead offsets. They have been tested with Volume 1 only and I'm not sure they all work with Volume 2. It seems to be not important because most users are interested in the A320 only.

Eric

Works now Eric.

Thanks

Hi Eric.

As Jack already said, welcome to our forum. Thank you for taking the time to post here. I wish more aircraft developers would take the time to consider us when they work on their projects. I can't imagine it would really be that hard to implement like you have.

Again welcome and thanks for being a part of our community.

Trev