Just curious to know if it possible to create WebCDU for BravoAirspace 787. I tried myself but I am not into it…

16 hours ago, Alexiyi said:

I am not into it

Neither am I, sorry. That would be a 20€ expense plus probably 100-200€ in development cost. I'm not really motivated to "invest" all this.

Making WebFMCs is not hard to do, but it can be time consuming. Maybe you can utilize my existing 787 solutions that I made for the default, Kuro and Horizon. What you have to do is to find the html instrument file for the FMC in the "html_ui" folder of the aircraft, create a new addon package that has the same folder structure in its html_ui folder, copy the originl html file over, add my AxisAndOhsLink.js module and call that module from the html file. Remember to create proper layout and manifest json files for your package, they are specific to each addon package. The layout.json contains names and paths to the file in this package, manifest the name of the package.
You can see all that happen in the packagas that I made. 

I just read that this plane uses the original 787 FMC, not the one from WorkingTitle. So you may want to use this to build upon:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/55gf0c4mi6aueiljetry3/Old_b787fmc.zip?rlkey=28cgor7a8vwv0c7qxtt2nu932&st=qb9jfotv&dl=0

AAO data transfer logic is embedded in the Javascript file. You just have to merge that into your aircraft. For example by changing the path in the html_ui folder and the layout.json file, to where the files are in your addon plane.

Ok! Great thanks for clarifying! I’ll try ☺️