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Hello is there somebody to help me in my project ?

I want to show the plane in Worldwind by the module FSUIPC !

I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you would need to explain a little more. What plane? What is "Worldwind"? Is this related to Flight Sim in any way? Where does FSUIPC come into it?

Pete

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Worldwind is a map in 3D developped in freeware by the Nasa ! It's open source and we can add what we want on it !

http://forum.worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/

By the interface of FSUIPC I want to write an xml script wich receive each seconde the latitude an d longitude of player position in flight simulator to show it in worldwind like fsnavigator , servinfo etc

Thank you for your answer Pete ! :D

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By the interface of FSUIPC I want to write an xml script wich receive each seconde the latitude an d longitude of player position in flight simulator to show it in worldwind like fsnavigator , servinfo etc

Okay, I see.

I don't know if you can program things like IPC (Inter Process Communication), which uses Windows features like atoms, memory-mapped files, and message sending, but if you can you should be able to do it. Or perhaps XML can use C library code or VB source?

Either way, everything you should need as a programmer to interface to FSUIPC is provided in the FSUIPC SDK, see http://www.schiratti.com/dowson.

Regards,

Pete

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