(RESOLVED) X-Plane 10 Steam Edition : Plan-G connection problem.

[barzucci]

Hello everyone. First I woukd like to excuse for my English. But i'll try to explain my problem.

I'm new in simulators. I would like to use Plan-G because of i can learn and organize many things with that.

I loaded all required things as XPUIPC etc. Read intructions and IPV4 IP to XPUIPC.ini
Configured Plan-G settings as connection to XPUIPC as explained well.
Firewall off and no antivirus app. UAC disabled.
Controlled if connecting with FSX (Non steam) - YES (Plan-G goes well)
Rolled back to Win 7-64bit from Win 8.1 - NOTHING
I don't know if Steam creates some problem?
Also can see log.txt below.
Thank you.

Regards
Barzucci

[tim arnot]

There's no connection attempt in that log. Please make a connection attempt and then send me the log straight after (or at least don't wait beyond midnight). Thanks.

Steam is not a problem - most likely you don't have XPUIPC configured, or have the ini in the wrong place.

[barzucci]

Dear Sir,

Thank you for your reply.

As mentioned in manual, my XPUIPC stays in (without touch);

D:\Steam\SteamApps\common\X-Plane 10\Resources\plugins\XPUIPC
Files:
32 and 64 as folder,
win.xpl
XPUIPC.ini

XPUIPC Version 1.0.2.3 ini file and settings below:

[XPUIPC SETTINGS]
Tune value = 00
Server Address = 192.168.2.33

XPUIPC.log
XPUIPC.txt
XPUIPCOffsets.cfg

In Plan-G:
Database - Ok
FS Connection selected - XPUIPC
Network Mode - IPV4 (For single PC no need i think)
FSX Computer - localhost (tried ipv4 also)
Server Port - 0 (tried 4506 with port forwarding)

On click connect - No sound
On clikc disconnect - Sound - Yes


You can see my ini file in attachment. Using IPV4. localhost, 127.0.0.1 or my computer name are giving No nic ip error. With ipv4, i see XPUIPC readed ok by X-Plane and can see all ok in info section in X-Plane plugins menu.
I attached Plan-G below again with attemt but is the same as before.

Regards
Barzucci

[barzucci]

Dear Sir,

After downloading US.Eng Pack to Windows, Plan-G is connecting with X-Plane.

Thanks
Barzucci