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# Android Joystick App
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## Summary
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This project is a remote control joystick that connect "FlightGear" simulator and fly the plane remotely.<br/>
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The project implemented using MVVM architecture and written with kotlin.<br/>
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## Setup
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Before running the app you should do the following steps:
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* Clone this repositories.
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* Install Android Studio.
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* Install Flight Gear Simulator (it is an open source project).
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* Inside FlightGear go to Setting -> Additional Settings and write:
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``--telnet=socket,in,10,127.0.0.1,6400,tcp``.
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* Press Fly and hit the Autostart button.
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## Run
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* Run the App in your favourite IDE
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* Put your computer IP in the field and put ``6400`` in port field.
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* press Connect To FlightGear and hit the Throttle up :airplane:.
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* Enjoy your flight.
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## UML
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## Demo presentation
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[Here is a nice presentation of the project](https://youtu.be/lIkFrhPQ-Yg)
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