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X-Mapper Lite (for X-Plane)
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • CategoryGames
  • First releasedFebruary 16, 2012
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityStill on the App Store
  • SellerMGJ Interactive

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.

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“X-Mapper Lite” is a helper application for X-Plane Desktop flight simulator, which tracks the location of aircraft in the real-world map.

*This is a LEGACY APPLICATION for backward compatibility with older versions of X-Plane. If you are using X-Plane 11 as well as X-Plane 10.40 or later, TRY NEWLY RELEASED X-MAPPER TNG (free App) INSTEAD.

*This application requires full or demo version of X-Plane 9 or ​10 Desktop (for Mac/​Windows/​Linux). CANNOT used with X-Plane Mobile for iPhone/​iPad.

FEATURES

“X-Mapper Lite” works combined with the computer version of X-Plane flight simulator. It offers a simple but useful functionality to the simulator: tracking the location and the heading of the simulated aircraft in the real-world map. It can be used for following purposes:

–Watching topography and street patterns for more precise pilotage navigation. –Making aware of world-wide geography for more joyful sightseeing flight. –Tracing accurate traffic patterns for more efficient training. –Getting details of taxiways and facilities in complicated airports.

HOW TO USE

Launch X-Plane on a computer and follow in-App instructions to setup network connection. The location and heading of the simulated aircraft will be displayed with an orange icon when settings completed and a network connection established. You can switch Tracking Mode (auto scrolling) by airplane button. Other map manipulations are same as the standard “Maps” application.

MULTI-DEVICE CONNECTION

You can connect up to four iPhone/​iPad devices running multiple X-Mappers at the same time. Download and install X-Mapper Lite for each device.

GETTING X-PLANE

Desktop (Mac/​Windows/​Linux) version of X-Plane 9 (9.69 or later) or 10 is required to use this application: It can’t be used for Mobile (iPhone/​iPad) version of X-Plane. Open “Obtain X-Plane” from the ⓘInfo Menu for ordering the full version or downloading the free Demo version.

Please refer to help message in the application for detailed instructions.

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.2.1 (7)
Requires iOS 6.0+
September 28, 2014
586 KB Install Download

Archived Reviews

8 of 15
Hi
     
by Conrad_109 · February 17, 2014

Where r the planes

Worst app ever
     
by Trickester 206 · June 19, 2012

This is a piece of sh@t that dosnt work

Worst game I ever played its a piece alright it's a stupid game
     
by GuadTapia · March 23, 2013

Worst game ever

X mapper
     
by Jack tabongtong · December 3, 2012

It don't let me see the planes

Great Utility!
     
by vader33 · July 1, 2013

First off, this isn't a "game." X-Mapper was designed as a navigation aid while flying in X-Plane. And it does its job very well. I find it especially useful for navigating airport taxiways. Great job!

Great!
     
by DJMerlyn · July 12, 2013

Excellent addon to my favorite flight sim!

Useless
     
by colmart31 · November 9, 2015

The port number assigned to this app does not match the one in the game settings which happens to be hard coded. In other words, you cannot change it. Neither this app nor the game allows you to change the port number to enable this app to work. Recommend changing the port number to match the one used on the latest X Plane 10 game. No way I'm buying the pro version it probably has the same problem.

Stupid
     
by GameSlayerAl42 · March 8, 2013

This is stupid no planes waste of time

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