Standard SimConnect events, plus a HangarControl module that installs itself into your Community folder and keeps itself up to date. That module is what gives you full read and write access to L: variables, H: events, the 2024 B: input events and raw RPN calculator code, so add on aircraft switches move the way the cockpit expects.

• Community folder found automatically, module repaired if an update was interrupted
• PMDG SDK support with its own event picker and broadcast setup
• Reverse thrust, trim sync, “use sim variable as data value” for knobs that follow the aircraft

HangarControl deploys its export script into your Saved Games folder and talks to DCS over a local bridge. Commands reach the actual cockpit clickables, selectors step through their real positions, and axes are sent every frame.

• 52 aircraft libraries with every clickable mapped (full list below)
• Universal axes for pitch, roll, rudder, thrust, collective and brakes
• Deploy, update and remove the script from inside HangarControl

A bundled plugin is deployed into X-Plane’s plugin folder for you. From there you get X-Plane commands, DataRef reads and writes, and automatic aircraft detection for profile switching, all through pickers rather than typing paths by hand.

• Command and DataRef pickers
• Optional override of X-Plane’s own flight control handling

American and Euro Truck Simulator have their own hangar type, and anything else that accepts keyboard input or a joystick works through keyboard chords and vJoy virtual joystick output. Same bindings, same press types, same profiles.

Every button carries up to five press types: single press, double tap, long press, release and hold (with repeat). Each one runs a single action, a sequence with pauses, a step cycle, or an asymmetric toggle, so one physical switch can do a cold start.

• Keyboard chords and key holds
• SimConnect events (K:, L:, A:, B:, H:) and RPN code
• SimVar set, toggle, increment (L:, A:, B:, J: vars)
• X-Plane commands and DataRefs, DCS commands
• vJoy button and axis, progressive axis
• Flags, HC variables, run an executable, send a UDP or TCP message, change a touch panel page

Gate any action on a flag, an L: or A: variable, whether another button is held, or an HC variable, combined with AND, OR and IF. Conditional operations run different actions on true and false, so the same key can mean “gear up” or “gear down” depending on where the gear is.

Hangars group profiles per simulator. Bind an aircraft to a profile and it switches the moment you load that plane. Profiles can inherit from a parent up to ten levels deep, so your base layout lives once and each aircraft only adds what’s different.

Axis Tune gives every axis deadzone, saturation, curvature, neutral point, virtual detents, invert and a reverser button. Axis segments fire actions at thresholds or ranges. Any pair of buttons becomes an encoder with acceleration up to 10x and a speed variable up to 50x.

Give one device several binding sets and switch between them on a condition, a shift button or a flag. Layers can cover buttons only or buttons and axes, and can cancel themselves after a timeout.

Remap physical keys, with the original keystroke blocked, only while a sim is in front. Hold a key while a button is held. Useful for the sims and add ons that only listen to the keyboard.

Export and import profiles, whole hangars, device layouts and layers. Copy bindings between devices and profiles. Replace Device moves everything to a new stick, and Reconnect Missing Devices fixes Windows changing a controller’s ID.

One click activates a bindings profile, a Mods Hangar profile, your App Hangar launch sequence and the sim bridge together. Open HangarControl, pick the aircraft, fly.

Up to three stacked live values per key and four text slots per LCD strip, with multi band states so a key can show more than on and off. A bundled icon pack works offline, and your own icons drop in.

Turn adjusts a SimVar, runs actions, or sends DCS commands, with conditional branches that each get their own LCD text. Press, double tap and touch strip taps are bindable, including passing a vJoy button straight through while the dial is held.

Set a key up in the HangarControl binding window with sequences, conditions and step cycles, and the Stream Deck app just shows the result. No juggling two editors.

Drag and drop widgets onto pages and layers: buttons, displays, gauges, labels, images, sliders, web views and transparent zones. Buttons light up from the sim’s real state, group as radio sets, and change page or panel. Export a panel and share it.

Put the sim’s real G1000 or GTN screen behind a drawn bezel on the tablet. The bezel buttons press the real avionics, and the screen in the middle is the sim’s own display, live.

Hand a physical encoder, a Knobster, a MIDI knob or a joystick hat to whatever is under your finger on the screen. Tap a knob on the panel, turn the real one. Knob acceleration included.

Every button gets the same action types as a hardware button, with guard conditions, and can watch an L:Var, SimVar, flag, HC variable or DCS argument to change its look.

Pick which network interface serves the panel, add the firewall rule from inside the app, and install the panel to a phone’s home screen as a web app.

Run several panels per profile, switch between them from a button, and send “page” changes from any hardware binding or voice command.

Bravo LED bindings for autopilot, gear and annunciators, an alternate LED layout, a test all lights button and copy from parent.

Radio panel with 7 modes, 8.33 kHz spacing and avionics off blanking. Multi panel with 5 modes and 8 LED buttons. Switch panel with conditions and sequences on every switch.

Any USB MIDI device, with MIDI Learn to bind notes, CCs and pitch. The Behringer X-Touch Mini has a full definition with layers and LED feedback in both standard and Mackie modes.

Knobster, RotAIR Type 1 and Type 2, s16n Funky Coder, Funky Coder Plus and FreeJoy, plus any serial encoder over a COM port with a learn dialog.

PMDG SDK event picker with 737 and 777 catalogs, and an INI tool that turns on the data broadcast and CDU options for you.

Any binding can press a virtual joystick button or drive a virtual axis, for games and add ons that only read joysticks. Requires the free vJoy driver.

Hardware detection debug with VID and PID, a USB selective suspend optimizer so devices don’t go to sleep mid flight, and one click Windows Defender exclusions.

Push to talk on a button or key, press once to toggle, always listening, or a wake word (“hangar” by default). Up to 8 commands in one breath. Phrases forgive fillers and near misses but never confuse opposites.

“Set heading two seven zero”, “altitude flight level three five zero”, “squawk seven thousand”, “flaps ten”, and relative commands like “increase altitude ten thousand” or “turn left twenty”. Custom targets take an L:, B:, RPN or DataRef with scale and offset.

English plus 42 other languages, with built in packs for German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and Polish. Four model sizes from 75 MB to 547 MB, so it runs on a modest PC or sounds razor sharp on a big one.

Three starter packs (values, autopilot, aircraft systems) for MSFS. A Voice button on any binding. Teach from the last 30 things it heard. Test a phrase by typing it. Phrases are per profile, so the Cessna and the 737 don’t share a vocabulary.

Group add ons into containers with categories, tags, notes and dependencies. Turn individual add ons on or off inside a container. Scan a folder and preview what will be deployed before anything moves.

When two containers carry the same file you choose overwrite, skip or cancel, and HangarControl remembers who owns what. Disable the top one and the file underneath comes back. Disable both and the game’s own file is restored.

Activate a profile and the sim folder is rebuilt clean to match it. Batch enable, disable and delete, duplicate profiles, auto detect the target folder, and leave no empty folders behind.

Launch sequences of programs, shortcuts, URLs and PowerShell or batch scripts with delays and arguments. Wait for a window or for SimConnect before the next step. Save every window’s position and put it back. Close it all when the service stops. Toggle apps from a hardware button.

Everything in one zip. Restore on a new PC with path remapping and Reconnect Devices, and five safety copies are kept automatically. Bindings also back themselves up on every save and self restore if a file is damaged.

Scheduled, compressed, verified snapshots of HangarControl, Mods Hangar or just your bindings, with retention by count, age or size.

Rules that set the sim to high priority and background apps lower, applied automatically when they start.

Keep several UserCfg.opt profiles for MSFS 2020 and 2024 and swap between them, for example a VR profile and a 4K monitor profile.

HC Variable Manager, a searchable Binding List with CSV export, orphaned data cleanup, the PMDG INI tool, and the SimVR Optimizer for VR headsets.

Browse and watch L:, A:, K:, B:, H: and PMDG variables live, filter by vendor, load an aircraft’s B: vars, and export to CSV. The fastest way to find the variable a switch actually uses.

Updates install from inside the app. Every update leaves a rollback point for settings, profiles, touch panels and sim plugins, with an Undo Last Update button and a Start menu script in case the app won’t open.

One log file per day, a Create Support Bundle button that zips the last 7 days, crash reports that include what led up to the crash, and Send Logs to Developer from inside the app.

Start with Windows, start minimised, auto start the service, close to tray, light or dark mode. Saves are safe with OneDrive and antivirus, and it warns you when a device you bound isn’t plugged in.