DCS aircraft control panels running in a browser.
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Name | Panels | Status |
---|---|---|
AH-64D | KU(PLT & CPG) | Available |
F/A-18C | UFC | Available |
AV-8B | UFC, ODU | Available |
M2000C | PCN | Available |
AJS 37 | CK-37 | Available |
Ka-50 III | PVI 800 | Available |
F-15E | UFC (PLT & WSO) | Available |
- Download latest release from the releases section. (You only need WebUFC.zip)
- Unpack to desired folder
- Start
install.bat
. This will install node.js, if it is not already installed and copy the export scripts into your DCS SaveGames folder. - Start
run.bat
to start the server and open the application in your default browser. - Once you start DCS and enter your desired aircraft, the webpage will switch to the relevant panels.
Note: You can open the webpage on any device within the same network by replacing the localhost part of the http://localhost:3010 url, with the ip address of the PC that is running WebUFC (Firewall rules may apply). You can find out your PCs internal ip address by opening a command prompt on it and running
ipconfig /all
.
Note: Only a single connection is suported per device (per IP), but you can connect from as many devices as you wish.
Note: You can run
uninstall.bat
to remove the export scripts from your DCS SaveGames folder. This will however not uninstall node.js, you will need to do so manually if you wish to remove it.
Port | Used by |
---|---|
18809 | DCS Export script for exposing cockpit data |
18808 | Exchange server WebSocket for transfering data between DCS and WebUFC |
3010 | Webserver hosting the WebUFC web app |