Hi... Just installed FSPassengers (again). I

The easiest way would be to load the payload editor program that comes with FSPassengers, and selected the check box at the bottom to disable weight calculation. As it's done on an aircraft by aircraft basis, I would've thought the command line should go into an aircraft config file rather than the more options config.

The easiest way would be to load the payload editor program that comes with FSPassengers, and selected the check box at the bottom to disable weight calculation. As it's done on an aircraft by aircraft basis, I would've thought the command line should go into an aircraft config file rather than the more options config.

Hi Phil.. I read about this way of changing it too..But there is no box called "disable position calculations" to check in the FSP Payload Editor...

Hi Phil.. I read about this way of changing it too..But there is no box called "disable position calculations" to check in the FSP Payload Editor...

I think the box Phil is referring to is in the Aircraft configuration tool, If you goto your FSP folder there is a aircraft sub folder. within here is a program for setting up your aircraft. There is a box on this tool to prevent loads from being changed.Although there are some that would say I'm completely wrong.

I think the box Phil is referring to is in the Aircraft configuration tool, If you goto your FSP folder there is a aircraft sub folder. within here is a program for setting up your aircraft. There is a box on this tool to prevent loads from being changed.Although there are some that would say I'm completely wrong.

I guess you mean the FSP Payload Editor... Like I wrote, there is no box in that editor to deactivate the dang feature.. :(This is what the editor looks like:

Johan,In addition to my reply to you at VPA, make sure you use the PMDG Load Tool that is in your PMDG folder to manage your loads. Do not use the default loader for FS9.JoeM (VPA105)

Johan,In addition to my reply to you at VPA, make sure you use the PMDG Load Tool that is in your PMDG folder to manage your loads. Do not use the default loader for FS9.JoeM (VPA105)

Hi Joe.Yes I always use PMDG loader, and that is why I want to disable the feature in FSPax. But sadly, your .cfg file didn

The only option I can think of is a uninstall/re-install. I know this is a pain in the a** but it may be your only option at this point. Make sure when you unistall, you verify that all the files have been deleted. I use a program called REVO Uninstallerhttp://www.revouninstaller.com/ which not only runs the native apps uninstaller but then searches your computer files and registries for left overs. I love it. And, it's FREE.JoeM

The only option I can think of is a uninstall/re-install. I know this is a pain in the a** but it may be your only option at this point. Make sure when you unistall, you verify that all the files have been deleted. I use a program called REVO Uninstallerhttp://www.revouninstaller.com/ which not only runs the native apps uninstaller but then searches your computer files and registries for left overs. I love it. And, it's FREE.JoeM

Hi Joe..I Solved it!Just like you said, reinstalling was the thing.. But with the LATEST version!! :)I downloaded it from the homepage, and re-registered and now the command-line was there...So much for keeping up to date. :( Many thanx for your effort, and thanx for the uninstaller tool tip!//Johan(Any moderator: feel free to add the word SOLVED to the thread topic!)

Sorry about that, We were on the same page at least.Glad you got it squared away.

There is a custom .ini payload file on the main fsp site that loads weight properly specifically for the PMDG 737. I've used it without any problems, might be worth a look.