How-To: FSCopilot + FSInn with Prepar3D

[luis-fernandez 0]

... FSInn aircraft sync is automatic when it starts up but it just flickers when I load the program. I have tried to see also in the pla icon on fsinn but there is nothing there.

Hi... the same here. Apparently, FSInn doesn't find any aircraft when it scans.

[bursco 14]

Hi... the same here. Apparently, FSInn doesn't find any aircraft when it scans.

 

If you have FSX installed - my work around is - run FSX with FSInn open and let it build database. Close FSX and run P3d - and with FSInn being open I can see the database even if its for FSX. I have tried to work with same aircraft in FSX and P3D so the aircraft repositry will be similar. I then can see other planes on VATSIM and change them. Also this makes AI appear when I am online in FSCommander and Aivlasoft EFB. Could not do so before - looks like this repositry is essential for online stuff.

 

Not a very good workaround but when I changed P3D.exe to fsx.exe I had all sorts of errors so I try this for awhile until something else comes along.

If you close FSInn before running P3D you lose the aircraft repositry and start again - may not work on some computers but thats the way it goes.

Anyone know where FSInn puts the aircraft repositry.??

Thanks for the tips Pegasus - brilliant.

Denis

[luis-fernandez 0]

Yes, it works, bursco !!

I can see the traffics.

But, it's true: it's a little bit tough to do the process every time.

We are very close to the solution.

Fsinn stores the aircraft repository in the Windows registry.

Greetings.

[Pegasus1 1]

Actually I am very busy and absent. I will look over it at the weekend and report with hopefully good news. Thanks for all feedback so far ...

 

Cheers,

Pegasus.

[NicolasTAP 6]

another solution : use the FSX.EXE generated by FSX to Prepar3D Migration Tool. I see that works perfectly for me, including via simconnect

[Pegasus1 1]

Oh. I though everyone has soft linked the necessary directory structure for a working Prepar3D installation. That is of course necessary, so all addons think it's a FSX. If you didn't do that before, than maybe that's the problem some of you reported?

[bursco 14]

another solution : use the FSX.EXE generated by FSX to Prepar3D Migration Tool. I see that works perfectly for me, including via simconnect

 

I have tried to purchase this migration tool but Simmarket will not let me - cannot obtain my old password, never resends it. Cannot re-register - anyone who has an account there no how to contact them. Have also tried a ticket but reached a dead end. :(

 

Denis B

[luis-fernandez 0]

I though everyone has soft linked the necessary directory structure for a working Prepar3D installation.

 

Yes, yes, of course.

Thanks.

[bursco 14]

Oh. I though everyone has soft linked the necessary directory structure for a working Prepar3D installation. That is of course necessary, so all addons think it's a FSX. If you didn't do that before, than maybe that's the problem some of you reported?

 

May I ask what software link you have used Pegasus1

 

Denis

[NicolasTAP 6]

I have tried to purchase this migration tool but Simmarket will not let me - cannot obtain my old password, never resends it. Cannot re-register - anyone who has an account there no how to contact them. Have also tried a ticket but reached a dead end. :(

 

Denis B

if you want, i buy it for you

[bursco 14]

if you want, i buy it for you

 

That is very good of you - but it would be better if I was registered because of possible updates but I do really appreciate the offer.

Will try again at Simmarket and maybe again and again

 

Denis

[Pegasus1 1]

@bursco: I did not buy any software except of Prepar3D :) You have just to create directory links on your harddrive (with DOS command "mklink" for example) for every affected directory which is used by FSX/Prepar3D. Maybe I will write a tutorial for that when I have more free time. You can quite do all the stuff which the mentioned software is doing, for zero dollars (0,00 $) :) just in a few seconds/minutes. But that would be off-topic here, I will write a separate tutorial for that some day...

[bursco 14]

@bursco: I did not buy any software except of Prepar3D :) You have just to create directory links on your harddrive (with DOS command "mklink" for example) for every affected directory which is used by FSX/Prepar3D. Maybe I will write a tutorial for that when I have more free time. You can quite do all the stuff which the mentioned software is doing, for zero dollars (0,00 $) :) just in a few seconds/minutes. But that would be off-topic here, I will write a separate tutorial for that some day...

 

Look forward to tutorial - but most of it is beyond me. It would have to be "dummies" tutorial.

Thanks for quick reply - will do more searching.

 

All the best

Denis

[luis-fernandez 0]

Any news...??

[bursco 14]

Any news...??

 

+1 for your tutorial Pegasus1