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SimConnect dotNet Functions 1.1

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The SDK presents all its information as C++ despite having a COM wrapper available for dotNet. The wrapper does not require a SimConnect handle and some of the function parameters are of a different type to the C++ ones, thus making the C++ info not always directly transferable to the COM wrapper. While working in dotNet the functions display a popup that shows the function parameters; this small website shows the functions with their parameters and the description of the function action as shown in the SDK.

Also included is a PDF file of the SimConnect exceptions and their possible causes with internal hyperlinks.

Just unzip the archive somewhere on your drive. There's no installation. 'home.html' is the starting page.

I did these originally to make my life easier but it occurred to me that they may be useful for other people.

Covers both C# and vb.Net, despite the archive title stating 'vb.Net'. My apologies for that.
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  1. General Functions page mis-linkling corrected.

    General Functions page mis-linkling corrected. v1.1.
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