The SDK documentation is now accessible via the Learning Center windows help file in any installed version of Prepar3D v4. This windows help file can be found in the help menu of your Prepar3D v4 license, or inside your Prepar3D installation directory.Ĭlick here to download the Prepar3D v3 SDK tools with examples. The Prepar3D® v3 SDK is available as a free download to anyone looking to get into developing add-ons or content for Prepar3D® v3. The Prepar3D v3 SDK 3.8 is the current version and should be used to develop new content for Prepar3D v3. Running FSUIPC7 will open it in the system tray and the Alt-F hotkey will bring up the main window.The SimConnect.lib and provided in the SDK cannot be used to connect to FSX, ESP or any previous release of Prepar3D. See the video attached below for how to access Developer Mode. The software now runs as independently from the simulator and is installed by simply creating a folder with the executable and license key (.key) files as well as the SimConnect.dll file, which is available by downloading the SDK.Īccessing the SDK can be done from Developer Mode in the "General" settings tab. We will continue to update and test FSUIPC7 as these updates are released." "There are several SimConnect updates planned in the months following the official MSFS release. There is still a lack of documentation on what is actually working in this SDK, especially in relation to key events/control, upon which FSUIPC heavily relies."
"We are initially releasing FSUIPC for MSFS as a beta due to the state of the MSFS SDK, and in particular that of the SimConnect API. Version 7's free 'trial license' will last until the end of October 2020, with the developer citing the lack of a fully robust SDK as the reason behind making it free in the first two months of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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