Precision Simulator update 10.181 (1 February 2025) is now available.
Navburo update 13 (23 November 2022) is now available.
NG FMC and More is released.
Quote from: macroflight on Fri, 6 Jun 2025 07:14Socat is a very simple TCP relay, originally from the Unix/Linux world. I used a Windows version I found on https://github.com/firejox/WinSocat. Install: "dotnet tool install -g winsocat" in a PowerShell window. Run: "winsocat TCP-LISTEN:10747,fork TCP:123.123.123.123:10747" in a PowerShell window (I think it needs to be started as administrator) on the computer that runs your main PSX instance. Replace 123.123.123.123 with the IP address of the remote "master sim" in the shared setup.
In theory, any TCP relay should work if you don't like winsocat for some reason. If you run your main PSX instance on macOS or Linux you should be able to use the regular socat.
What it does: for each new TCP connection made to port 10747 on the relay, it starts a new TCP connection to port 10747 on the remote sim and then forwards the data between the sims in a transparent way.
Quote from: macroflight on Wed, 4 Jun 2025 21:41Gary unfortunately is very busy with his day job right now, but he gave me permission to share the VATSIM altitude fix (for the problems between the transition level/altitude and 18000ft) that I helped him to test a while back.
Before this update, the "altitude bodge" was applied when over 18000 feet. But as it turned out, the cutoff altitude should have been the TA/TL instead.