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Sounds interesting. I know FSCopilot and have the current release installed, but as far as I've got to know it, it doesn't show me any GPS data. I wonder if the SDK will be able to do... If yes, will you release the source code? (I'm more interested in the code, because I'd like to implement the code by myself and let the user decide if he wants FSCopilot too.)BTW, The pushback feature is great I use it on almost every flight.Greetings,Winti

I've solved the problem!Finally, after like thousands of hours of counting numbers and following pointers I've found out how it works. I can access nearest airport data, and most probably just about everything else the GPS can display (that includes access to the builtin apt database). For now I'm just playing with the values and see how it all works (getting the numbers right is a bit of a game... at one point you need meters at the next you need miles and such).Later today I'll start putting together a header file for c/c++ that includes all this info, so other people get a chance to use this too. I'm so happy I could die :)Greetings,Winti

Yeah, so far it's going good, have the payload station weights, the fuel tank weights/levels, and nearest apt info. Although, I can't find out how to *set* the individual tank levels (I can increase the overall fuel by 25% steps via KEY_ADD_FUEL_QUANTITY), but not the individual ones. I guess it's possible somehow, the fuel/payload dialog can do it to... Anyone got an idea?Winti

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