Are we talking of Glassout? What is your source of reading?

https://glassout.flyingart.dev/library/using/fragments

https://glassout.flyingart.dev/library/using/fragments

Yes, fragments of cockpit screen display. Not fragments of cockpit (gauges, instruments... etc...). Only screen display.

Yes, fragments of cockpit screen display. Not fragments of cockpit (gauges, instruments... etc...). Only screen display.

As soon as I crank up the flight deck I'm going to try and fragment the IRS display. Not sure what you're trying to grab.

Back to @Sabre57 question and the "fuel tank selector" seems to be out of scope.

I would imagine that the fuel selector is not an instrument, panel or gauge, It's a switch. Since there is no logic from glassout it wouldn't know what to do with that switch.

Edited May 18May 18 by Mike_CFII_MEL

This looks decent, might give it a try, because if it is half as good as XP12 streaming popouts, then it will be golden!

How neat!

A good introduction to GlassOut by Russ Barlow. Thank you Russ, your videos are allways great!

Edited May 23May 23 by CaptainNetflix

Has anyone got this tested with the PMDG 737 main panels, primarily the PFD and ND.

This looks very promising. I've been using air manager for years on msfs PC /laptop with large 2nd screen connected. Never managed to have the g1000 screens appear on my second pc (laptop) via network, only on my primary sim PC.

Since using msfs the pop out panels have been a nightmare because my 2019 setup just seems to manage the triple screens I have.

Tried a second GPU, on board GPU, Spacedesk to connect a 4th screen for instruments only but all solutions decrease the fps to almost single digits.

I'll keep an eye on Glass out.

Cheers

Jozeff

From what I’ve seen so far, most of the examples are still Garmin-style glass rather than more complex airliner displays. I’d probably wait for a confirmed PMDG 737 report before relying on it for the PFD/ND, but if it handles those cleanly it gets a lot more interesting for me too.

20 minutes ago, Cloud Surfing said:

I’d probably wait for a confirmed PMDG 737 report before relying on it for the PFD/ND, but if it handles those cleanly it gets a lot more interesting for me too.

https://forum.pmdg.com/forum/main-forum/cockpit-builders/398126-awesome-new-tool-for-popping-out-screens

I can confirm that on the PMDG 737-800 displaying PDF/ND works perfect. Even the flight attendant panel pops out ok. Absolutely no fps drop. This Glassout is a real jewel !

6 hours ago, Rocky_53 said:

Has anyone got this tested with the PMDG 737 main panels, primarily the PFD and ND.

Yep, I run a full flight deck and I'm running the pmdg 738, only gauge I can't pop out is the standby RMI.

Here I used a script for the displays, but that's not needed anymore, just run the client/server setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul1ZhRH_UT8

Edited May 24May 24 by Mike_CFII_MEL

Well, I tried GlassOut this morning for couple of hours and I must say it worked flawlessly for the G1000 panel, Comanche engine panel and tablet and radio panel, allmost all pmdg737 screens etc.

Combined with Air Manager this is amazing. Going to buy this for sure. I have sim PC with triple monitor setup and a laptop with an ultra wide screen attached. Installed GlassOut on both PC's, very fast response and easy to set up. For the first time in 5 years I managed to show g1000 panels on the ultra wide without fps drop from 33 to 18.

Very promising software!

Cheers

Jozeff

On 5/16/2026 at 8:32 AM, CFIJose said:

There's only one thing I'd like to pop out, and that's the EFB into my Ipad. Then I'd like to control the EFB with my Ipad.

Will GlassOut help me do that?

I bought it and have been using it with the Sovereign's EFB with no issues. However, the default FS24 EFB 'tablet' does not seem to work properly with GlassOut - it works only as long as you have the EFB open in-game. If you close the EFB, the EFB on your external tablet or screen freezes. It becomes responsive again when you re-open the EFB in-game.

This is unlike how it works with plane-specific EFBs like that in the Sovereign, where you can hide or close the EFB in-game and still be able to operate it on your tablet/screen with GlassOut.