95% of flight sim users struggle with hardware integration.
Solution: X-Plane DataRef Bridge
This app is the ultimate middleware for home cockpit builders, creating a high-speed, two-way link between X-Plane 11 and your Arduino/HID hardware— For peeps who love coding controllers.
Key Features:
- Universal Hardware Interface: Connect multiple Arduinos and HID devices (joysticks, throttles, button boxes). Hybrid Mode uses HID for instant response + Serial for complex data (e.g., radio displays) No board type limitations!.
- Visual Input Mapping: Click to assign interface for buttons, switches, and axes to X-Plane commands or DataRefs. Includes an Axis Calibration Wizard with curves and dead zones. Supports logic-based triggers (e.g., engage only if 3 switches are on).
- Intelligent Output Management: Drive LEDs, 7-segment displays, and LCDs using real-time simulator data. Monitor any DataRef live and create internal variables for custom logic (e.g., “Autopilot Mode”).
- Developer Tools: Built-in DataRef search, live debugging, and support for custom DataRefs.
- Reliability & Flexibility: Async Python core (qasync) ensures smooth performance. Save/load aircraft-specific profiles (Cessna 172, 737, etc.).
Whether you’re building a simple button box or a full 737 overhead panel, X-Plane DataRef Bridge scales with your project—offering real-time control, ez coding, and seamless integration.
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