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Tyler K:
Hi all!

I've been trying to get GSX and Simbrief intergration going, but had no luck. From GSX log, it just says


--- Quote ---Loading aircraft data from Airplanes\PMDG 737-800NGXu BW
this airplane has 4 exits
Creating model cache...
Model cache loaded
Airplane major/minor version: 737 800
ATC_ID_SIM read from Simconnect is EI-ENI
aircraftDb.py provides aircraft data with priority 2  baseName =  PMDG 737-800NGXU BW
Using aircraft data from aircraftDb.py
Airframe-specific GSX.CFG file for EI-ENI not found in D:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v5\SimObjects\Airplanes\PMDG 737-800NGXu BW, using a default GSX.CFG file
Airframe-specific GSX.CFG file for EI-ENI not found in C:\Users\tyler\AppData\Roaming\Virtuali/Airplanes\PMDG 737-800NGXu BW, using a default GSX.CFG file
GSX SimStart
onEnteredAirport LEIB
aircraftEngaged
https://www.simbrief.com/api/xml.fetcher.php?username=89537kay
Can't read the aircraft type
--- End quote ---

Checking the xml fetcher, it clearly says



--- Quote ---<icaocode>B738</icaocode>
<iatacode>738</iatacode>
<base_type>B738</base_type>
<icao_code>B738</icao_code>
<iata_code>738</iata_code>
<name>B737-800</name>
<reg>EI-ENI</reg>
--- End quote ---

In P3D, i'm in that plane. The Aircraft.cfg:


--- Quote ---[fltsim.3]
title=PMDG 737-800NGXu BW Ryanair (EI-ENI | 2011 | Ryanair)
atc_airline=RYANAIR
atc_flight_number=000
atc_heavy=0
atc_id=EI-ENI
atc_id_color=0x00000000
atc_id_enable=1
atc_id_font=
atc_parking_codes=RYR
atc_parking_types=GATE
atc_model=B738
description=Boeing 737-800 powered by CFM engines v 1.0\nPMDG Simulations\nwww.precisionmanuals.com \n\nProduced under license from Boeing Management Company.\n\nBoeing 737, 737-800 & Boeing are among the trademarks owned by Boeing.
icao_airline=RYR
isAirTraffic=0
isUserSelectable=1
KB_Checklists=
KB_Reference=
model=
panel=
pmdg_revision=4
sim=B737-800 BW
sound=
texture=FR0
ui_autonomy=0
ui_certified_ceiling=0
ui_createdby=PMDG
ui_fuel_burn_rate=0
ui_manufacturer=Boeing
ui_max_range=0
ui_thumbnailfile=
ui_type=B738
ui_typerole=B738
ui_variation=Ryanair (EI-ENI | 2011 | Ryanair)
visual_damage=0
wip_indicator=2
--- End quote ---

I've tried amending the aircraft.cfg with various options and settings and then i've restored it too. Nothing seems to work.

I've attached the log files and aircraft.cfg for ease. Any help would be massively appreciated, i just want fancy info on the VGDS and easy passenger / fuel integration etc  ;D

Thanks!

Tyler K:
Okay, so quick update -

I made a custom gsx.cfg file, specifying the ICAO type as B738. This instantly worked and GSX loaded the simbrief flightplan with no issues. It then didn't ask me to select passenger numbers.

So i need to figure out what's missing from the aircraft.cfg. Fixed this by amending the aircraft.cfg to include the correct icao_model.

So last issue / point; which VGDS / Parking systems support simbrief info? I've tried T2S-24 and APIS - niether display anything. Maybe haven't triggered it right or not using the correct system so just need some guidance here.

Attached an updated log of me loading in, GSX loading the flightplan and then getting about half way through boarding. Would've assumed that the VGDS displayed something by now.

virtuali:
I can see if you have some errors in the VGDS, this is likely causing the panel not working, we'll check this.

Tyler K:
Hi Umberto,

Thanks. If it's any help, the VGDS does work otherwise - if i edit the parking system, it shows my aircraft type and if i come in to park, it correctly guides me in etc so they do work overall, just not with simbrief.

If you need any other logs or anything, do let me know.

Edit: @Umberto, which VGDS systems support simbrief integration? I'll give them all a try.

Kind Regards

virtuali:
The VGDS integration with Simbrief doesn't work in FSX or P3D, we need to port the improvement made for MSFS to the FSX/P3D version of the VGDS, it's something that has been planned for an update.

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