Introduction

The Emrelia E3X is a G3X Touch™-style touchscreen EFIS (electronic flight instrument system) for flight simulators. It is a faithful re-creation of the modern GA (general aviation) glass-cockpit experience for X-Plane 12.

The E3X runs as its own application beside your simulator and connects to it live. You can put it anywhere: a window next to the sim, a second monitor, a touchscreen in a home cockpit, or behind a RealSimGear bezel. On X-Plane 12.1+ its displays open as X-Plane pop-out windows by default. They also render directly inside the 3D cockpit of an aircraft whose panel carries the E3X.

What you need

• A simulator: X-Plane 12, 12.1 or later for the in-sim displays
• An OS: Windows or Linux
• Nothing else to install: the E3X bundles its own display runtime (a pinned, or fixed, version of the Chromium browser engine) that draws the displays. An installed Chrome or Edge works as a fallback
• Disk: ~800 MB for the install plus data packs, downloaded per US state (about 8 GB for every state). The E3X caches terrain detail on demand

Where to start

1. Install for X-Plane
2. Fly the First Flight walkthrough
3. Explore the feature guides

Note

The E3X is in late development. These docs track the current preview build.