Compile X-plane Plugin For Mac

For X-Plane v11 Download the, and copy this to the X-Plane 11 plugin folder For X-Plane v10 Download the, and copy this to the X-Plane 10 plugin folder C: X-Plane Resources plugins After installation, your plugin folder should look like this Connect the cables Connect the HDMI, USB and power cables. Turn on your PC and the display will show a second windows or mac desktop. The image displayed on the GNS530 will be inverted, to correct this you will need to adjust the display settings.

1. Compile X-plane Plugin For Mac Pro

# This shell script creates a fat XPlane-plugin. For Windows, Linux and MacOS, all in 32 and 64 bits. Prerequisite to build X-Plane plugins. Plugin was tested with X-Plane 9.30 but should work well with other X-Plane 9 versions. Many thanks to Daniel Dickison for Mac port! Download X-Plane Landing Speed 2.0.2. Plugin distributed under GPL license. It is written in C language and compiled by mingw compiler. To build plugin you need X-Plane SDK. Plugin for Windows, Linux.

Configure the display In Windows, open Display Settings and change the display setting for the smaller display to “Landscape / flipped”, set the resolution to whatever Windows says is recommended, usually 1280x720. It is usually best to 'place' the GNS530 display below and to the center of your primary display. This makes it easy to adjust the GNS530 to exactly fill the display however if you have multiple other displays, this positioning may need to be modified.

Remove the bezel graphics So that the GNS530 only displays the screen content you need to override the bezel graphics. To do this, (right click, save as), and place it in the following folder. Copy the default file to a backup location in case you want to use the virtual GNS530 at a later time. Note the file must be named exactly as 'Garmin5302d.png' C: X-Plane Resources Bitmaps Cockpit Radios GPS FMS If you are using Reality-XP, please see instructions in their user guide for how to remove the bezel graphics. Test Start X-Plane and load the default Cessna 172SP. With the default 3D cockpit view selected, click on the virtual GNS530 screen so that it ‘pops out’. Note the background may look strange, look for the small rectangle in the upper right and click this to make the window appear with the white bar at the top.

Now position the window so that it fully fills the GNS530 screen. If you position the GNS530 display below your primary display, just drag it down so the only the white bar is visible in your primary display. You may need to adjust the width/height of the popped out window slightly. Try pressing the buttons on the GNS530 and you should see screen change.

If you don’t see anything changing, you can check that the GNS530 is connected by checking the connection status window in 'Plugins - RealSimGear GNSx30 - Connected Hardware'. Your device should appear in this window, and the message/command items will change when you press the buttons or turn the knobs.

Compile X-plane Plugin For Mac Pro

NOTE: If you are having any issues with connection, please see additional troubleshooting steps Note The next time you run the X-Plane installer it may ask you if you would like to override the new bezel graphics file you added earlier. Just click the 'Do this for all files in this directory' checkbox and select 'Keep the Old File' otherwise you will need to download the file again.

GNS430 The setup process for the GNS430 is similar to the GNS530 with the following differences. No Power Pack The GNS430 does not require a separate power pack. It is powered by the USB connection. It is recommended that you connect the GNS430 to a powered USB hub. Remove the bezel graphics So that the GNS430 only displays the screen content you need to override the bezel graphics. To do this, (right click, save as), and place it in the following folder. Copy the default file to a backup location in case you want to use the virtual GNS430 at a later time.

Note the file must be named exactly as 'Garmin4302d.png' C: X-Plane Resources Bitmaps Cockpit Radios GPS FMS NOTE: If you are having any issues with connection, please see additional troubleshooting steps GTN750 Follow the instructions for setting up the touch screen G1000 The G1000 requires a different version of the X-Plane plugin, you can download this version. The installation process is the same as for the GNS530 and GNS430.

Remove the bezel graphics To override the default G1000 PFD and MFD bezel graphics, download the following files (right click, save as) and place them into the following folder. C: X-Plane 11 Resources bitmaps cockpit EFIS G1000.

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