You can also "write" to some (not all) DataRefs which allows you to use them in Input Configs. You can "read" DataRefs and use them in Output Configs.
X-Plane knows about two different kind of ways to interact with the simulator: DataRefsĭataRefs are like Sim Variables inside X-Plane that allow you to access state information from the plane, cockpit, and simulator like speed, altitude, altimeter reading, warning lights, etc.
MobiFlight now provides a direct way to interface with X-Plane by using native X-Plane DataRefs and Commands. What should happen is that those 3D buildings should now appear OVER the Ortho photo tiles, when the order is correct.Find the latest verion of this tutorial on our community wiki: using the native X-Plane support in MobiFlight If you go to a field that had 3D buildings in it before installing the Ortho tiles, then no buildings after installing the tiles, your order is wrong. Local airports containing their own 3D objects and photos/meshes will then be rendered "above" the photo scenery and "above" autogen scenery, effectively negating the latter two. You want the Global Airport Scenery above the Photos, you want the Ortho 3D overlays (Generated from OSM) above that so roads and autogen scenery appears above that, and you want local airports above all of that. So you want the Photos and Scenery tiles at the bottom of the order so that other things will be rendered with a higher precendence. Some items are 3D objects (overlays), some are photos and scenery meshes (Ortho Tiles), and some are a combination of both (Airports). X-plane loads things according to the order found in the INI file. You also need to make sure that the Ortho4XP overlay folder sits above the global airport scenery overlay. You need to move the Ortho Tiles folders list in the INI file to the BOTTOM of the list. It sounds like you have not edited the scenery.ini file yet.Įvery time you add one ore more tiles and then start X-plane the INI file will have the new folders added AT THE TOP.
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