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1st December: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for MSFS is now available.
12th November: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for X-Plane is now available.
6th June: A new version of Virtual Flight Sim Hardware is now available (huge update)
21st November: A new version of the GoFlight Interface Tool for FSX/FSXSE/P3D is now available.
A few questions on GIT for XP
Hi Steve,
Fist off congrats on your release for XPX
A few questions:
1) Do I need to install this to the Goflight directory as I have my XPX install and another drive and want to keep everything associated with X-plane there.
2) Is there any way to have it open the text files with a different text editor like Notepad ++ ( way easier to detect mistakes with that
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3) Are the settings and everything separate from the FSX/P3D version (IE no chance for one sim to mess up the others files)
Steve McNitt
Comments
Hi Slayer,
1) No, its no longer necessary.
2) Yes, just make Notepad++ your default editor for text files.
3) The BespokeEvents.xml and BespokeVariables.xml are shared. The other settings are stored in SettingsXPlane.xml. I'll work on separating it all out in the next release.
I have just added a Quick Start Guide for GIT (XPlane) Under Support\User Guides which will help you.
Best wishes
Steve
Test with a standard X-Plane aircraft and see if it still occurs. If not, try filtering out all the standard DataRefs, perhaps its over-loaded. If still no good, add "/log" in the shortcut so it produces a log file and send it me. Also what version of X-Plane are you using 9/10 32 or 64bit.
Thx
Steve
Also, not sure if you had the old Beta version installed. Check the wpl files in the plugin for GIT are recent and not the old ones from last year.
Remove any wpl file that its GIT Plugin, they should only be in the sub directories 32 and 64.
Thx
Steve
Could be, I have no idea how many additional DataRefs the IXEG adds. If its 1000's it may be a problem. There could also be a fault with one of the IXEG DataRefs that is triggering an exception. Exclude all the IXEG DataRefs and see if it works and then unhide chunks of them until it breaks, it will pinpoint the problem.
Keep me posted, although I'm off to bed now, I'll pick the issue up in the morning.
Best wishes
Steve
Plugins are loaded by the plugin manager (XPLM) and the plugin manager alone.
What usually happens is this and it applies to all plugins.
The plugin is loaded and the plugin's code runs.
If at any time the plugin does something that causes an exception and the plugin is not set up to handle the exception then X-Plane will crash.
This is because the plugin manager and all plugins are mapped into X-Plane's process and address space so if a plugin misbehaves X-Plane generally crashes.
Hi Steve,
Yes it does sound like an IXEG problem if other users are having crashes using their DataRefs with different hardware and software.
I have tested GIT for XPlane with every default aircraft and 3 payware aircraft with no problems.
Let me know if you get any updates from IXEG.
Best wishes
Steve
It's for switch syncing. The Light Data variable is read to determine what to do in the VC when GIT first starts. Its the same for the SECM, it has no lights but the logic is used to determine how to set the VC up when starting so the GoFlight hardware is in sync with the VC.
Best wishes
Steve
No there isn't. I would have to build that feature into GIT. It's a good idea so I'll add it to the Development Plan.
Best wishes
Steve
Hi Steve
Try the attached GIT plugin replacement and see if the crashes stop with the IXEG. Upzip it and place into your X-Plane Directory\Resources\plugins and overwrite what is already there.
Thx
Steve