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  • Hi Shahram,

    Thanks for the message. 

    First I assume the 2 PC's are networked together. You will need to know each ones IP Address!! The 127.0.0.1 is only used when you have both x-plane and Mission Planer on the same PC.

    In the Photo(4) I had X-plane 10 on a MacBook Pro and  Mission Planner 1.2.14 on a Win7 PC both wifi over my home network. HIL PlaneV2.65 on a APM2.0 connected via the USB cable to PC.

    * My X-plane, Settings, Net Connections, Data, IP for Data Output is 192.168.0.112 (My PC IP Address) 49005

    UDP Ports are default. ie receive 49000, Send 49001

    This page also mention the IP address of the Mac

    * My Mission Planner, Simulation, Advance IP Settings are, Sim PC 192.168.0.113 (Mac IP), Sim PC Port 49000, Planner PC Port 49005

    * I have the Show Roll, Pitch,Rudder & Throttle checked at the bottom of the simulation page. These give a good indication with whats going on.

    * I found it helpful to initially set X-plane to Location, Get Me Lost. and as the plane fell from the sky set the mode to Sabilize from MP and then play with the Reverse Roll, Pitch & Rudder check boxes on the Simulation tab until the plane stabilizes.

    I hope this helps

    Regards

    Warren

  • Testing my Bixler Param file on X-Plane 10 using the HilStar17F files by Mike Purifull
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