Relay vPilot and Hoppie messages to your mobile device via Pushover or Telegram.
Hoppie is integrated directly, meaning you can use any aircraft with this plugin.
Have also a look at my other projects at my homepage: https://blt950.com
I won't make an X-Plane variant of this plugin, see reasoning here.
You need vPilot that you use to connect to VATSIM. Then choose between Pushover or Telegram as notifier.
- Create your own Pushover API key which is for your personal use
- Pushover has a 30-day trial you can try out before you pay the one-time $5 for a lifetime subscription. You can use Pushover to much more than this plugin, the subscription is in no way tied to this plugin
- Create a Telegram bot for credentials you need for the settings
- Make sure your vPilot is not running
- Download the latest release
.zip
only from the releases page - Extract the zip file and move both
vPilot-Pushover.dll
andvPilot-Pushover.ini
to your vPilot plugin folder, usuallyC:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\vPilot\Plugins
- Open
vPilot-Pushover.ini
in a text editor and configure your desired settings - When you start vPilot you should now get an "Connected. Running version x.x.x" push notification. If not, see troubleshooting below.
In the vPilot-Pushover.ini
file, you can configure the following settings:
Driver
= Choose your notifier method, write pushover
or telegram
in lowercase.
UserKey
= Your Pushover user key. You can find this on the Pushover dashboard
ApiKey
= Your Pushover API key. You need to create this youself in Pushover
Device
= The device name to send the notifications to. If you leave this blank, it will send to all devices. If you want to specifify multiple devices, separate them with a comma, e.g. iphone,nexus5
BotToken
= Your Telgram bot API key, see this for instructions
ChatId
= Your Telgram bots chat id key, see this for instructions
Enabled
= Whether or not to relay Hoppie messages. Set to true
or false
LogonCode
= Your Hoppie logon code.
Enabled
= Whether or not to relay private messages. Set to true
or false
Enabled
= Whether or not to relay radio messages. Only sends radio messages meant for your callsign, e.g. ATC writing to you on text. Set to true
or false
Enabled
= Whether or not to relay SELCAL messages. Set to true
or false
Enabled
= Whether or not to send message when disconneted from network. Set to true
or false
- Make sure you have placed the plugin in the correct folder, usually like this
C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\vPilot\Plugins\vPilot-Pushover.dll
and.ini
in the same folder. - Make sure you've configured both your Pushover user key and your Pushover API key and that they are each surrounded by quotation marks.
- Your Windows might have blocked the
.dll
file. This is because the.dll
is not code-signed as it's a hobby project and I don't have $200/yearly to purchase a verification. Before you unblock the file, check it with your antivirus or upload it to VirusTotal. If you're comfortable to proceed, right click on thevPilot-Pushover.dll
, open Properties, unblock and apply to allow vPilot to load the plugin.
Still having an issue? Make an issue request here on Github.
Feel free to contribute by creating pull requests or issues in this Github!