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Default XP flight, flight plan, database

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Hi there,

 

I'm the developer of skyLOGX which is currently being updated with lots of new features. I'm planning to add interaction with X-Plane as well (like reading XP database, etc) to my app which I hope XP users will like. Since I don't use XP atm, I am not able to test the XP portions of the application and I thought to ask for your help, guys.

 

Nothing serious really but I will be grateful to you, if you can i) share with me just the following two files and ii) guide me to a resource where I can read/find more info about any utility which can scan and convert XP database in human-readable or binary format, similar to what Pete Dowson's MakeRunways utility does.

 

These are the files I need to analyze:

 

# any XP flight with default (regular) settings (similar to .FLT file in FS9/FSX/P3D) 

# any XP flight plan which has each of the following as waypoints / routes with name, type, coordinates, etc. indicated:

 

- an airport

- a navaid like NDB, VOR, TACAN (if available)

- a GPS waypoint/fix

- an intersection (named / unnamed)

- an airway (if available, which is not the case as far as the FSX/P3D is concerned)

 

Thanks!!!

 

 

Regards,


Victor Quebec

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Thank you, Tony!

 

Indeed, this sounds reasonable but I'll wait a bit before trying to install 5Gb of data which will be used just for testing these two small files.

 

Thanks for your help anyways!

Regards,


Victor Quebec

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