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SimWorkshop Instrument Display uses SimConnect to automatically identify the aircraft you are flying, match the correct configuration and locate supported instrument textures.

Start MSFS, enter the cockpit and click Start Display.

A standard SW Display uses a 1920 × 550 layout and is automatically divided into three 561 × 550 instrument windows.

Each window can display Instrument A and Instrument B. USB controller buttons can also be assigned for one-touch switching.

Even when the aircraft has just loaded and its cockpit displays are still completely black, supported instruments can still be identified and prepared.

Enter your SimBrief username to display your latest flight plan, including flight number, departure and arrival airports, runways, QNH, cruise altitude, payload, aircraft weight, fuel and route information.

A live altitude profile displays your actual aircraft altitude together with the planned profile throughout the flight.

Switch between English and Chinese at any time.

Map throttle, brake handles, reverser, lights, wipers, horn and other controls using physical axes and buttons.

Axis settings include reverse direction, dead zones and fine adjustment.

The software can identify the vehicle currently being driven and automatically switch to its corresponding axis configuration.

Each vehicle keeps its own settings, so changing trains does not mean configuring everything again.

Press a physical button or move an axis and the software can automatically identify which input you used.

Manage keyboard shortcuts from one place and import default mappings for supported simulators such as Train Simulator Classic.

Designed to maintain stable device identification even when similar controllers are connected, USB ports are changed or devices are reconnected.

Minimize to the Windows system tray, switch between Chinese and English and choose dark or light themes.

Configuration changes are saved automatically with backup protection to reduce the risk of lost settings.