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Communication between this plugin and a Teensy uses 64 byte packets. The first 6 bytes describe the data within the rest of the packet. Teensy sends the dataref names in those remaining 58 bytes.
Some time ago, FlightSimClass::xmit_big_packet was contributed on the Teensy side. It tries to send a larger message as multiple 64 byte packets. The problem is this plugin doesn't recognize and parse the multi-packet message.
I'm not really working on this plugin anymore. In fact, I no longer have any computer with xplane installed, much less the dev setup to compile and test the plugin. Help wanted from any Xplane enthusiast on this plugin....
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A workaround from ages ago - use a plugin to create shorter aliases for those datarefs. https://github.com/JDeeth/InterfaceDataref
It doesn't depend on any libraries other than the X-Plane SDK so it's no harder than Hello World to compile.
Communication between this plugin and a Teensy uses 64 byte packets. The first 6 bytes describe the data within the rest of the packet. Teensy sends the dataref names in those remaining 58 bytes.
Some time ago, FlightSimClass::xmit_big_packet was contributed on the Teensy side. It tries to send a larger message as multiple 64 byte packets. The problem is this plugin doesn't recognize and parse the multi-packet message.
I'm not really working on this plugin anymore. In fact, I no longer have any computer with xplane installed, much less the dev setup to compile and test the plugin. Help wanted from any Xplane enthusiast on this plugin....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: