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How can I write modules ?

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I would like write modules for FS9.Where can I ask for help ?I have the "fsmenu.zip" (FS module example), but this example use menu only.Where can I read token vars from ?Or another vars ?Help me plz !Thx !- Peter -

Peter, check out the SDK's from MS.don

The "Netpipes SDK" ??

I wish someone had told me this when I got started:- Do a web search on Dai Griffiths.- Download the FS SDK from the Microsoft web site- Go to the Squawkbox 3 web site (do a search) and there's a sample basic module file there.Note that there isn't much of a difference between FS modules and FS gauges - both are DLLs, the only thing is that a gauge must implement a number of callbacks to handle the "events". Consequently, a lot of the info on gauges apply to DLLs. Most modules (added to the modules folder) provide some kind of service to other DLLs, or are full fledged applications (example, FSNavigator). Gauges (added to the gauges folder) can also do the same thing, but instead of being loaded automatically need to be referenced inside a panel.cfg file per aircraft.Some add-ons use both to make the stuff work. Because these are DLLs, the sky is the limit as far as Win32 is concerned.

>The "Netpipes SDK" ??>You need the Panels SDK.

Thanx for everybody !I found the free project: http://www.flightdecksoftware.comProject name: "FDSConnect".Module sources are available and there is SDK in package (C, MFC, Delphi, VB).It's great and I learned lots of things from it !

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