PSX.NET.MSFS.WASM Version 10 - The Next Generation MSFS Scenery Link For PSX

[Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers]

So the remaining problem is now that the user object remains red on B.
Unfortunately here my experience stops -- no clue about PSX.NET at all.

[Ton van Bochove]

Thank you for your input, much appreciated!

[Ton van Bochove]

Problem solved: network problem!

[Ton van Bochove]

I broke the golden rule: if it is not broken don't fix it! I did it for a good reason, I am in my mid seventies now and I wanted to secure the correct working of PSX/MSFS 2020 for the nearby future by renewing my setup. Brain power is still there but is diminishing 

I have a laptop for PSX (renewed) and a desktop (old) for MSFS. With the old laptop everything worked fine.The last two weeks I spent quite a bit of time on getting everything (CDU, etc.) on the laptop working again but the remaining problem is the connection between PSX and MSFS.
Long story short, I switched to plan B: disconnecting desktop and installing everything on my laptop. Networking has never been my forte ( see previous messages).

After installing the WASM router and client ( both with IP 127.0.0.1) I hoped the problem was solved....but the client is green (for MSFS) and still red (for PSX).

I wanted to solve it myself but I have to surrender    What did I (do) wrong/miss?

[SwissMark]

Hello Ton.

Did you switch on the BOOST server?
The issue is the lack of connectivity of PSX to the chosen WASM 747 model within MSFS --- correct?

Cheers,

Mark

[Ton van Bochove]

You are my hero Mark! Probably it was also the problem on my 2 computer setup. Lesson learned, getting older getting more stubborn and the moral is ......just ask! PSX is the best but the community is even better!

Hello Ton.

Did you switch on the BOOST server?
The issue is the lack of connectivity of PSX to the chosen WASM 747 model within MSFS --- correct?

Cheers,

Mark

[SwissMark]

Glad I could help Ton.

Most certainly that was the issue as well on your previous set-up.

Wish you happy landings always.

Cheers

Mark