Kurisu

Heres my (still work in progress) rust code (also availible compiled to exe for convinience) for the PFP 3N with automatic DCS bios integration. Key inputs are autmatically handled through DCS Bios, so no need to set anything https://github.com/Kurisu003/Open-flight-panel-DCSBios-bridge/tree/main If anyone has questions difficulties or requests, dont hesitate to message me on discord under the username: kurisu003

currently writing my own rust library cause im not the biggest fan of C#. This isnt supposed to be a "mines gonna be better" but merely serve as an additional tool for people to acomplish what they want in the way they want it

https://github.com/Kurisu003/OpenFlightPanel There you go. Found a bit of time today

if you want you can purchase it already, gonna write a clean version and publish it to my github in 2 days Its the PFP 3N actually, but should work with the pfp 7 all the same

There will be a how to on this. Planing to write a full library and guide Gonna post it here again when i made the repo on github alternativly you can message me on discord if youre interested, name there is: kurisu003

Video2.mp4 Great success Gonna be busy the next week so i cant continue developing, but gonna upload the code to github and post it here in about a week

Same same, thats why i bought it in the first place nog gonna lie

cheers, appreciate it

OMG THIS IS HUGE. Ive been trying to figure out how these packets are structured for the better part of 3 hours now, and i only got to about 1/5th of whats on that github. Being able to communiate with this guy would be amazing, so if you wouldn't mind it'd be great if you could dm me his reddit. cheers

Update: Managed to get custom text working, just trying to figure out formatting. if anyones interested this is one of the packets They seem to be bundled by 6 bytes. The last 2 bytes are the text in ASCII as hex. The first 4 seem to be color, but very weirdly For example 4200 is white, but if you change it to 4201 it becomes pink and moves to the top left corner, so im still trying to figure that out. Also in the screenshot of my ide the blue stuff is the actual text but the green stuff has to be sent too for it to work and i dont know what that is yet. Maybe a character bitmap for each character? Python style comments (everything after a #) # TEXT "f2" # Position seems encoded by order # first 2 bytes seem to be color "4200""48" #H "4200""65" #E "4200""6C" #L "0801""6C" #L "4200""6F" #O "6300""20" #SPACE "8400""57" #W "a500""6F" #O "c600""72" #R "e700""6C" #L "0801""64" #D "2901""20" #SPACE "4a01""49" #I "0000""6D" #M "4200""20" #SPACE "4200""4B" #K "4200""75" #U "4200""72" #R "4200""69" #I "4200""73" #S "4200""75",#U

I tried replaying capture traffic and that worked for displaying colors but unfortunately not for text

Hey, glad to hear that works. Sadly i couldnt figure out how to get mcu-dotnet lib working. cause essentially all id want to do is also get it to communicate with DCS Bios. If someone could point me in the right direction here on how to get the PFP 3N to work with the mcu-dotnet lib, that would be grately appreciated

i managed to capture some packets from the winwing software with wireshark. Seems to be using the USB request block protocol but i dont for the life of me know what to do with the data

if someone could send me a package on how something like MSFS communicates with the PFP 3N, i could probably write a driver for it in C or C# with an interface for higher level languages to send arbitrary text to it. I unfortunatly cannot do this however, as i dont own MSFS and dont necessarily wanna buy it just to grab a packet

Hey, would you mind sharing your code. I looked at the github you shared but the code there isn't the best documented. Im trying to get it working with my PFP 3N.