Munich · X-Plane 12 · ToLiss
Tools for the ToLiss fleet
Dispatch, loading, visibility, turbulence, brakes and failures — every tool runs inside the sim and is operated in a browser, tablet next to the cockpit included.
Tools
Sorted by phase of flight
Everything is built for the ToLiss family and made to run alongside it: no window in your view, no frame rate cost, controls on the second screen. Tap a preview to enlarge it — the images are schematic mockups until real screenshots follow.
Downloads
Ready packages
Every package ships the finished folder structure and keeps itself updated through the SkunkCrafts Updater.
Every package is covered by the Isar Simworks licence. Private use, free of charge, on as many of your own devices as you like. Not permitted: redistribution, mirroring, uploading to portals, modified versions for others, reuse of source code or design, and use as AI training material. Link to this page rather than the file.
Read the full licence →Install
In three steps
- Install XPPython3 v4Once per X-Plane installation. The older tools need FlyWithLua NG+ instead.
- Drop the folder into
Resources/plugins/Every package ships the finished folder structure. Existing settings are kept. - Start X-Plane, open the interfaceEvery tool adds an Open WebUI entry to the
Pluginsmenu. From a tablet, open the sim computer’s IP in a browser.
Studio
ISAR SIMWORKS
A one-person workshop in Munich, named after the river outside the door. What gets built is whatever was missing while flying on VATSIM — mostly around EDDM and the ToLiss fleet.
Every tool shares the same handwriting: a dark interface with an amber accent after the ECAM, controls in the browser instead of a sim window, and no third-party servers for anything that can run locally. Error messages tell you what to do.