November 30, 200817 yr Greetings,I'm and advid MSFS user and just recently purchased X-Plane online, can someone suggest a good flight planner to use to create flights?Thanks,nukefixer
November 30, 200817 yr Greetings,I'm and advid MSFS user and just recently purchased X-Plane online, can someone suggest a good flight planner to use to create flights?Thanks,nukefixer http://www.xpgoodway.com/Marco "Society has become so fake that the truth actually bothers people".
January 28, 200917 yr http://www.xpgoodway.com/MarcoHi, as far as I know, GoodWay doesn't take winds aloft into account when creating a flight plan... it only generates a route. Am I wrong? Are there any flight planners for X-Plane that take winds into account?
May 31, 200917 yr Hi, as far as I know, GoodWay doesn't take winds aloft into account when creating a flight plan... it only generates a route. Am I wrong? Are there any flight planners for X-Plane that take winds into account?Go and grab a plugin called XPUIPC and drop it in the xplane/plugins folder.Then you can continue to use FSCommander for flight planning and moving map. (Which rocks btw)It can't read the xplane database yet, but that might come in a later version. Just use the fsx or fs2004 database instead - that mostly matches xplane (although I have sat on a grass strip that wasnt in that database :) )EDIT: FSWidgets make a free google maps moving map plugin if thats all you need: http://fswidgets.com/shop/download_files.php#gmapxplane PC: Core i7 920 [email protected], 6GB Ram, SSD, Nvidia GTX 570 Mac: 27" iMac i5, 4GB Ram, ATI HD 5750 HW: Track IR, CH + Saitek Controls, VRInsight MCP
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