Any possibility of request the PFPX, PMDG, Xplane files through the API? Like:
$simbrief->ofp_obj->route_file->PMDG
Hi, you can get download links for the various route/fms file formats as follows:
$link = $simbrief->ofp_obj->fms_downloads->directory . $simbrief->ofp_obj->fms_downloads->{code}->link;
Where {code} is the 3 letter code for the format you want to download. The 3 letter format codes for all of SimBrief’s formats are as follows:
| Code | Format Name |
|---|---|
| PDF Document | |
| abx | Aerosoft Airbus |
| a3e | Aerosoft Airbus EFB |
| crx | Aerosoft CRJ |
| psx | Aerowinx PSX 747 |
| efb | AivlaSoft EFB |
| ef2 | AivlaSoft EFB v2 |
| bbs | Black Box Airbus |
| csf | Captain Sim (PLN) |
| ftr | FeelThere |
| gtn | Flight1 GTN |
| vm5 | FlightFactor 757 V2 |
| vmx | FlightFactor 767-777 |
| ffa | FlightFactor A320 |
| fsc | FS Commander |
| fs9 | FS2004 |
| mfs | FS2020 |
| fsl | FSLabs A320 |
| fsx | FSX/P3D |
| fsn | FSX/P3D (No SID/STAR) |
| kml | Google Earth KML |
| ify | iFly 737NG |
| i74 | iFly 747 V2 |
| ivo | IVAO/IVAP |
| xvd | IVAO/IVAP (Default.fpl) |
| xvp | IVAO/XIVAP |
| ixg | IXEG 737 Classic |
| jar | JARDesign Airbus |
| mdr | Leonardo MD80 |
| mda | Leonardo MD80 (ACARS) |
| lvd | Level-D 767 |
| mjc | Majestic Q400 |
| mvz | Milviz |
| vms | phpVMS ACARS |
| pmr | PMDG Flightplan |
| pmw | PMDG Wind Uplink |
| mga | Project Magenta |
| psm | ProSim 737 |
| qty | QualityWings |
| sbr | Sim-Avionics |
| sfp | Squawkbox |
| tfd | TFDi Design 717 |
| ufc | UFMC - Universal FMC |
| vas | vasFMC |
| vfp | vPilot |
| wae | Wilco Airbus Evo |
| xfm | X-FMC |
| xpe | X-Plane 11 |
| xp9 | X-Plane 9/10 |
So, for example, to get the link for the PMDG .rte file, you would do:
$link = $simbrief->ofp_obj->fms_downloads->directory . $simbrief->ofp_obj->fms_downloads->pmr->link;
Which would result in a URL that looks something like: https://www.simbrief.com/ofp/flightplans/YPPHWADD_PMR_1632247975.rte
Does this already exists before my post or you just included in the API? Could`t find on the documentation.
By the way, thanks a lot! 
No problem! It has always existed, just not documented much yet.
Most of the available data in the XML file isn’t documented, but the nodes are named in a way that should be pretty straight-forward. Try opening a SimBrief XML file in a web browser and scrolling through it to see what kind of data is available, you might find other information you can use!
Best regards,
You are right, I’m sorry. Never needed to work with the whole XML, the PHP samples are so easy to understand that I don’t even tried to see the whole thing.
Happy Flying!