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 The Thing is: there are so many different Aircrafts out there which each handle Things differently, even in the same Simulator, that there can be one or few Tutorials which could explain everything. Don't ask for Tutorial-Videos, they will not exist (at least from me): I don't specifically hate such Videos, I just strongly Belief that Reading is the Key to get a fundamental Understanding of any Topic. On that Fundament, other Mediums like a Video can be great Addition.<br/><br/>
 So *after Reading* this Document - where do you start? 😉<br/>
 Before you can really start with anything in the Plugin, you must have some kind of SDK/API/whatever Reference from anywhere for the Aircraft you want to create StreamDeck Actions for. You need to know how you can read the Control-States and how you manipulate them! Some Aircraft a purely based on L-Vars, others only for read, other not at all. Some use Custom Events, some use Rotor-Brake-Codes. Some things just can't be read. If you are lucky, it is a Default Plane or a Plane which reacts to Standard-Commands and -Variables. For such "defaulty" Planes, you can use the various References for Standard Commands and Variables I have linked in [Defining Commands and Variables](#21---defining-commands--variables).<br/><br/>
-You can use other Sources like MobiFlight's [HubHop](https://hubhop.mobiflight.com/) to lookup if someone else already found out what Variables / Events can be used on a specific Plane. You can also use the ModelBehaviour Debugger of the MSFS DevMode to search for Events & Variables. The great Sebastian (Mr. MobiFlight himself) did a [great Guide on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKBjEl9E5A4) how to use that! ❤️<br/><br/>
+You can use other Sources like MobiFlight's [HubHop](https://hubhop.mobiflight.com/) to lookup if someone else already found out what Variables / Events can be used on a specific Plane. You can also use the ModelBehaviour Debugger of the MSFS DevMode to search for Events & Variables. The great Sebastian (Mr. MobiFlight himself) did a [Guide on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKBjEl9E5A4) how to use that! ❤️<br/><br/>
 Try to follow the KISS Principle. Don't start with Complex Controls or even Displays. Focus on the Cockpit-Controls with the greatest "discomfort" in a normal Simulator Session. Usually the ones where fiddling arround with the Mouse is just annoying. Things like the Aircraft-Lights, because you have to quickly control these when entering/leaving a Runway for Example. Being able to quickly control & check such Controls without loosing Focus on Flying/Taxiing the Aircraft will give you the most Benefit and greatly improves the Simulation Experience.<br/>
 Lights and Signs are a good starting Point (except on the FBW...) because the Variable to read can relatively easily be found. They only have 2 or 3 States and most of the Time you want to toggle them. That calls for a Dynamic Button! Enter the Command, enter the Variable, enter the Values for On/Off (and Special) and select the Light... Images. You have defined your first Light. Just copy and paste that Action for the next similar working Light and change the Command and Variable. Now you have your Light Panel on the StreamDeck!
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