Skydel Plug-ins Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Development Environment
    • Ubuntu 22.04
    • Windows 10 & 11
    • Compilation
    • Featured Plug-ins
      • IMU Plug-in
  • Plug-in Development
    • Roles
      • Core
      • RAPI
      • Position Observer
      • Raw Data Observer
      • HIL Observer
      • Radio Time Observer
      • Transmitter Observer
      • Simulator State Observer
    • Enabling
    • Runtime
    • Time Synchronization
  • Plug-ins in Skydel
    • Using Plug-ins
  • Legacy Custom Signal
    • Migration
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Introduction

NextUbuntu 22.04

Last updated 21 days ago

Welcome to the Skydel plug-ins documentation!

Do you have a feature request for Skydel? Are you thinking you can do the work yourself? We are here for you; teaming up with Skydel has never been easier! With the addition of the plug-in framework, users can develop features and integrate them into the Skydel user interface and real-time simulation engine, to allow for customization and collaboration that can accommodate each specific user's need.

How can you begin working on your Skydel plug-in? The first step is to follow the instructions on how to setup the development environment on either or .

Are you having trouble figuring out how plug-ins are integrated in Skydel? This explains it all.

Source Code

Here's a few interesting GitHub repository:

Contributing

Would you like your plug-in to be featured in the Skydel Plug-ins GitHub repository? Send us a !

Support

Do you have questions? Let us know on the forum!

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