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Description
Oi4FS(Opencockpits interface for Microsoft/Asobo MSFS) is a rksoftware app that lets you control MSFS airplanes with Opencockpits modules.
Oi4FS v2.3 comes with drivers for the MSFS default airplanes that use the Garmin 1000 Navigation System and the MS/ASOBO B747, B787, A320 (FlyByWire) and CJ4(Working Title) airplanes.
Supported modules with the airplane listed above:
MCP, EFIS, FMS, COMs, NAVs, ADF, and ATC.
I highly recommend that you use the G10000NXi software for all G1000 equipped airplanes.
The G1000NXi can be downloaded from MSFS’s Marketplace
An improved and modified Working Title CJ4 airplane can be downloaded from:
https://github.com/Working-Title-MSFS-Mods/fspackages/releases
To get the improved and modified FlyByWire A320, download it from:
These airplanes are very good and work very fine with MCP, EFIS, and CDU
Oi4FS v2.3 has drivers for the following airplanes:
· MS Default airplanes that use G1000 avionics
· MS B747
· MS B787
· MS A320/ FlyByWire mod
· MS CJ4/ Working Title mod
What to do after you have downloaded the Oi4FS v2.3 zip file?
· Unzip the Oi4FS v2.3 to the SIOC folder
· Copy Oi4FS_Bridge folder now in your SIOC folder to MSFS’s Community folder
The Oi4FS_Bridge software is the only rksoftware that should be in the Community folder.
· Read, understand, and follow:
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o Oi4FS Documentation
o Oi4MS320 Driver README.txt
o Oi4MS747 Driver README.txt
o Oi4MS787 Driver README.txt
o Oi4MS Event mapping.png
o OiMSCJ4 Driver info.pdf
Back up the downloaded Oi4FS v2.3 zip file!!
Report back to roarkrsp@gamil.com if you have any issues with the installation
Other issues should send to the Forum
How to find the Community folder in the MSFS root folder.
For the Windows Store install: C:Users[Your User Name]AppDataLocalPackages Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbweLocalCachePackages
For the Steam install: C:Users[Your User Name]AppDataLocalPackages Microsoft.FlightDashboard_8wekyb3d8bbweLocalCachePackages
Important: Windows 10 by default hides the “AppData” folder, so you will have to go to “View” in the menu of File Explorer, and select “Hidden items” so as to see it.
For the Custom install: If you happened to use a custom location for your Flight Simulator installation, then you should know where to find it.
Requirements
Opencockpits hardware and SIOC software
MSFS 2020
