Adamski_NZ

I'm a long-time (and happy) REX user. With no disrespect to REX, I bought/installed ActiveSky. After only the briefest of flights, I can add: 1) GUI and general performance is good - no issues! 2) With respect to the toolbar problem, I can confirm that Scriptless's mod gives no grief (https://flightsim.to/file/19879/bettertoolbar-for-msfs) 3) As an added bonus, I found that the map view also shows GA AI traffic as generated by [the excellent] GAMod.

Many thanks!

Is anyone out there able to do a side-by-side comparison with REX Weather Force (which is what I'm currently using)?

Maybe it's W.I.P. on their site. I signed up for their newsletter and got the confirmation email with a link to "The Huff". The page requires a username and password, which are given in the email - and downloaded it with no problem. Have you checked your spam folder etc.? The livery filename is milviz-aircraft-f86f-livery-897.zip - which makes me wonder if it's the old Milviz livery anyway <?>. I don't have the Shrike F-86 (yet) so can't test it out.

I agree with all the above - about not using a possibly slow external drive for active MSFS content. With respect to moving stuff, I think orchestra_nl's instructions are spot on. If you have any of these addons assigned to various Linker *presets*, they'll all be retained - even though the physical folders have moved.

Has anyone thought of asking Rob to implement fuel valve/tank switching?

No problems here. However - I did remember to clear all my caches. Sometimes these stutters occur with the first post-update run, as MSFS rebuilds its cache,

Have you recently updated FSUIPC? https://forum.simflight.com/topic/98295-new-fsuipc-update-kills-simconnect/

Nice one!! We had a good one here in NZ ... that the government had banned walking ... because only "wokey" people walked. The Ministry of Transport announce a multi-billion dollar project to build a suspension bridge across the Tasman!

I've not used CapFrameX before, but those graphs do look good. Going to give it a whirl! For those interested (it's free): https://www.capframex.com/download

Over my [all too] many years of simming, I've had nothing but great service from Just Flight. What's more - their rewards system actually works, so there's always an incentive to stay loyal!

Presets are a core part of the Linker - just think of them as collections of "favourites". If you're clever with preset names, you can enter something in the search field to filter the list of available presets. eg. I add "MMM" to all presets that are *Military* related (aircraft, aircraft mods and liveries). I've developed a "system" for using the Linker which you might find helpful: https://flightsim.to/file/14298/msfs-addons-linker-general-procedure

Indeed! My advice on the Linker is still worth investigating, IMHO!

Interesting! How does one do the FCTL tests? I imagine doing that operation with the keyboard would also work <?>. Answered my own qustion <!!>: https://kb.fenixsim.com/sidestick-fault

Sounds awful!! How on earth does that happen, I wonder <???>. Is this Steam or MS Store? However - if you *do* have to re-add everything, then do yourself a huge favour by using Addon Linker. You'll be able to place most of your addons in any location *outside of the Community folder*. It's much safer, as the only things that get put in there are symbolic links.