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Hi,

I'd like to use your MSFSVariableServices to read LVARs. For SimVars and other SimConnection functions I also need a SimConnect connection.
If I understand it correctly, the communication to the FSUIPC WASM module is also via SimConnect. Is it possible for me to "tap into" this connection, or do I need to create another SimConnect connection using the "normal" method as described in the MSFS SDK?

Thanks
 

Best regards
Axel

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Hi Axel,

The SimConnect connection for the WASM module is created and managed by John's WASM Client DLL (FSUIPC_WAPID.DLL).

My .NET dll doesn't create a SimConnect connection and if you use it you won't need to create one either.

If you already have one running, I can't see any way you could get John's DLL to use it.

Paul

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3 hours ago, Paul Henty said:

Hi Axel,

The SimConnect connection for the WASM module is created and managed by John's WASM Client DLL (FSUIPC_WAPID.DLL).

My .NET dll doesn't create a SimConnect connection and if you use it you won't need to create one either.

If you already have one running, I can't see any way you could get John's DLL to use it.

Paul

I actually mean it the other way around. Is there a way for me to use the existing WASM Client DLL for my own purposes? So I don‘t have to create my own

Posted

No I'm pretty sure that's not possible either. John's DLL doesn't expose the SimConnect connection it uses. I think it's quite normal to have multiple connections open.

Paul

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