Microsoft Flight Simulator weather data
File type: Game file
A wx file extension identifies weather data used by Microsoft Flight Simulator X on Microsoft Windows.
The file stores weather conditions associated with a flight.
Found 4 different file type records with the same wx filename suffix.
File type category:
Game file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
A Flight Simulator weather file stores weather conditions for a flight created with Microsoft Flight Simulator X, Microsoft's flight simulation game for Windows.
Weather data can be customized in the simulator through the World and Weather menus. The Clouds, Precipitation, Visibility, and Wind settings can be adjusted, and the Advanced Weather Settings provide more specific controls.
A wx file is saved along with the fltfile when creating a flight.
Use Microsoft Flight Simulator X on Microsoft Windows to work with wx files. The simulator uses the file with the associated flight rather than as a general-purpose document.
Open the related flight in Flight Simulator X and adjust its weather settings through the World and Weather menus.
Software applications that can open wx files:
Microsoft Windows
Software apps that create wx files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that handle other tasks involving wx files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Backup file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
The wx file extension is associated with Wanam Xposed, an Xposed framework module for customizing Samsung devices running the Google Android operating system.
A wx file contains a backup created by Wanam Xposed. The file is intended for use by the app when restoring its backed-up data and is not a general-purpose document.
The format is obsolete and is no longer commonly used.
Open or restore a wx file with Wanam Xposed on an Android device. The file is intended to be handled by the app rather than opened as an independent document.
wx files are app-specific backup files and cannot be meaningfully converted to another file format. Use Wanam Xposed to restore the backup instead.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: May 22, 2019
Record marked as obsolete and not updated for a long time.
The wx file type is originally associated with WINX32 by Don Beusee Software. WINX32 is designed to let you run several programs from one icon or shortcut.
The wx file stores some kind of data used by the WINX32.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving wx files:
Microsoft Windows
WINX32
File type category:
Source code and script file
Date updated: September 22, 2026
wxBasic is a BASIC programming language and interpreter designed for creating applications with the wxWidgets graphical user interface toolkit. A .wx file stores wxBasic source code, including program statements and, where applicable, the code that defines an application's interface and behaviour.
The file is a source file used by wxBAsic rather than a compiled executable. It can be kept with the other source files and resources that make up a wxBasic program, then loaded or run by the programming environment.
wxBAsic is available on multiple platforms, so the same wxBasic source file can generally be used on supported platforms when its code does not depend on platform-specific features.
Open the .wx file with wxBAsic to view, edit, or run its wxBasic source code. Select the file from the environment's open command or associate the extension with the program.
Because the format is source text, a text editor can also display its contents, but it may not provide wxBasic syntax support or allow the program to run.
There is no general conversion that turns a wxBasic source file into an equivalent source file for another programming language. To reuse the program elsewhere, open it in wxBAsic and port its source code manually to the target language or environment.
A text editor can save a copy with a different text-file extension, but that only changes the filename and does not convert the wxBasic code.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving wx files:
Multiplatform
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