vranki / ExtPlane

Plugin for X-Plane flight simulator which allows reading and writing simulation properties
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ExtPlane Plugin re: XP9.7 #33

Closed ssharpe83713 closed 6 years ago

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

I downloaded the ExtPlane plugin, unzipped it, and placed it in my XP9.7 Resources/plugins/ folder. When I launch XP, ExtPlane does not appear in the list of plugins to enable/disable (like AutoGate and XSquawkBox). I'm using Mac OS X High Sierra. Any ideas??

sum1els commented 6 years ago

it does not have that functionality, why would you need to disable/enable it anyway ? XP9.7 ? wow, that's old ? ;)

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

Yeah...XP9.7....I know it's old, but it works for me (and I don't have to upgrade my hardware for the increased specs of the newer versions)!

I just expected that it would appear on the Plugins Admin page to confirm proper installation as other plugins do. I also thought it would prompt me to enter an IP address. When I launch ExtPlane-Panel.app (to test it), the app brings up a black window with a line that reads, "Connection refused: 127.0.0.1:0:

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it does not have that functionality, why would you need to disable/enable it anyway ? XP9.7 ? wow, that's old ? ;)

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sum1els commented 6 years ago

i'v never used ExtPlane-Panel, so not sure how that is configured, but read through the Test Session section here to check if the ExtPlane plugin is working or look in your XPlane log file.

sum1els commented 6 years ago

ExtPlane plugin listens on tcp port 51000, so you might have to put that in somewhere in ExtPlane-Panel to successfully connect to the ExtPlane plugin

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

Here's the XP9.7 log.txt excerpt:

dlerror:dlopen(/Users/stephensharpe/Documents/X-Plane 9/Resources/plugins/ExtPlane/mac.xpl, 9): no suitable image found. Did find: /Users/stephensharpe/Documents/X-Plane 9/Resources/plugins/ExtPlane/mac.xpl: mach-o, but wrong architecture /Users/stephensharpe/Documents/X-Plane 9/Resources/plugins/ExtPlane/mac.xpl: stat() failed with errno=20

sum1els commented 6 years ago

are you by any chance running 32-bit ? you can try and download the explane plugin (explane.zip) here, it also has a MAC plugin included, however, only 64-bit

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

It's a 64-bit Mac Mini. I downloaded (and installed) the plugin from your link above, but there is no change to the log.txt error...

sum1els commented 6 years ago

but maybe XP9.7 is 32-bit ?

sum1els commented 6 years ago

yeah seems 64-bit was only introduced in XP10+, so 9.7 will still be 32-bit. only option is to try and compile a 32-bit version if you can.

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

Thanks, so much, for taking the time to work with me on this issue. I'll take a look at my options!

ssharpe83713 commented 6 years ago

Since I'm new to compiling with Qt (and my goal is to compile an OS X 32-bit plug-in), how do I let qmake know to compile a 32-bit version....or is it included as part of the overall compile operation??

sum1els commented 6 years ago

you would need to build a 32-bit version of Qt first before you can use it with a 32-bit compiler. it might be easier to just get 64bit version of X-Plane ... hahaha

vranki commented 6 years ago

Actually building Qt isn't necessary.. The plugin seems to work fine as built with the SDK. But looks like you'll need to compile the plugin yourself for your environment. The plugin itself should work with XP9 AFAIK.