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MSFS20 Instrument Panel - Free Software

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I've created a fully working instrument panel for MS FS2020 and made the software available on Github. Here's a video of it in action:

MSFS2020 Instrument Panel

The sofware compiles on both PC and Raspberry Pi 4 (video shows it on the Raspberry Pi) and I wrote some networking code (also on Github) to allow it to talk to FS2020 and use the SimConnect API. Using the Pi allowed me to add working knobs to each instrument which write the data back over the network using SimConnect events.

My software can be downloaded here: Instrument Panel on GitHub

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Looks like three monitors to me. I use two wide screen angled to each other slightly and a third for various sundries. I would use the third as displayed in the image but it is not of a uniform size.
 
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