Most common questions
What is Flight Code-X?
Flight Code-X is a visual scenario authoring system and runtime plugin for X-Plane 12. It lets you build simulation experiences that observe simulator state, respond to conditions, control scenario elements, and record run evidence.
What can I build with Flight Code-X?
Build training scenarios, guided practice, assessments, airport- or operation-specific experiences, demonstrations, events, race workflows, and other X-Plane experiences that need authored logic and repeatable results.
How is Flight Code-X different from a fixed scenario?
A fixed scenario follows the same sequence every time. Flight Code-X can watch simulator data, pilot actions, timing, and authored conditions, then branch or respond based on what happens during the run.
Who is Flight Code-X for?
Flight training programs, instructors, students, simulator pilots, content creators, and organizations that need repeatable X-Plane experiences with defined setup, controlled behavior, and useful run evidence.
How does Flight Code-X work?
Flight Code-X has two parts:
Depending on the scenario you author, Flight Code-X can work with X-Plane datarefs and commands, starting conditions, weather, objects, sounds, prompts, timers, camera behavior, and scenario flow.
What evidence can Flight Code-X record?
A scenario can produce event logs, progress results, flight data, and X-Plane replay output. Your program defines how those observations are used for debrief, comparison, or evaluation.
What do I need to run Flight Code-X?
You need X-Plane 12. Flight Code-X installers are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
How do I install Flight Code-X?
Download the installer for your operating system and install it into your X-Plane 12 directory. On macOS, open the DMG and drag Flight Code-X into your X-Plane installation.
Can I share scenarios with other people or operating systems?
Yes. Generated scenario files and their required assets can be shared across supported operating systems. The receiving computer must also have Flight Code-X and the necessary X-Plane content installed.
Can I use my own objects and sounds?
Yes. Use X-Plane-compatible objects and WAV sound files. Make sure you have permission to distribute any third-party assets included with a shared scenario.
What is included in the demo?
The demo lets you create scenarios and use standard nodes, with a limit of 20 editor nodes, 30 minutes of scenario runtime, and a 30-day trial period.
What does Early Access include?
Early Access removes the demo’s node and runtime limits. It includes updates during Early Access and for one year afterward, for non-commercial use.
Do you offer commercial, school, volume, or offline licensing?
Yes. Contact us to discuss commercial, educational, volume, offline, or other business licensing needs.
Flight Code-X is a visual scenario authoring system and runtime plugin for X-Plane 12. It lets you build simulation experiences that observe simulator state, respond to conditions, control scenario elements, and record run evidence.
What can I build with Flight Code-X?
Build training scenarios, guided practice, assessments, airport- or operation-specific experiences, demonstrations, events, race workflows, and other X-Plane experiences that need authored logic and repeatable results.
How is Flight Code-X different from a fixed scenario?
A fixed scenario follows the same sequence every time. Flight Code-X can watch simulator data, pilot actions, timing, and authored conditions, then branch or respond based on what happens during the run.
Who is Flight Code-X for?
Flight training programs, instructors, students, simulator pilots, content creators, and organizations that need repeatable X-Plane experiences with defined setup, controlled behavior, and useful run evidence.
How does Flight Code-X work?
Flight Code-X has two parts:
- Studio is where you visually author scenario resources and node logic.
- Runtime is the X-Plane plugin that loads and executes the generated scenario.
Depending on the scenario you author, Flight Code-X can work with X-Plane datarefs and commands, starting conditions, weather, objects, sounds, prompts, timers, camera behavior, and scenario flow.
What evidence can Flight Code-X record?
A scenario can produce event logs, progress results, flight data, and X-Plane replay output. Your program defines how those observations are used for debrief, comparison, or evaluation.
What do I need to run Flight Code-X?
You need X-Plane 12. Flight Code-X installers are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
How do I install Flight Code-X?
Download the installer for your operating system and install it into your X-Plane 12 directory. On macOS, open the DMG and drag Flight Code-X into your X-Plane installation.
Can I share scenarios with other people or operating systems?
Yes. Generated scenario files and their required assets can be shared across supported operating systems. The receiving computer must also have Flight Code-X and the necessary X-Plane content installed.
Can I use my own objects and sounds?
Yes. Use X-Plane-compatible objects and WAV sound files. Make sure you have permission to distribute any third-party assets included with a shared scenario.
What is included in the demo?
The demo lets you create scenarios and use standard nodes, with a limit of 20 editor nodes, 30 minutes of scenario runtime, and a 30-day trial period.
What does Early Access include?
Early Access removes the demo’s node and runtime limits. It includes updates during Early Access and for one year afterward, for non-commercial use.
Do you offer commercial, school, volume, or offline licensing?
Yes. Contact us to discuss commercial, educational, volume, offline, or other business licensing needs.