Am searching for an archived executable copy of the above software. I still have my Registration code, am just missing the software (it was on one of a number of backup disks that were trashed in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake).

 

Can anyone help?

 

TIA.

 

Regards,

Dorian

Dorian I suspect you are not going to come right with this.

FSE had a bizarre setup, where you had to create a dummy scenery and upload it, then you were verified and could use the software.

I'm not sure that facility exists any more.

 

Interestingly, my FSE install seems to have vanished entirely.

I hadn't used it for years, perhaps there was good reason. 

I have not used FSE for many years and I don't miss it. I am sure you will not be able to install it properly, as it requires an online confirmation with Lago, and they no longer exist.

I seem to recall that it was only the FSE Exchange module that needed online confirmation. As I'm not intending to create scenery (have EZ Scenery) but rather installing several FS9 Alaskan bush sceneries that require FSE, the Exchange module should not need to be activated. If I do create any FSE sceneries, they would be primarily soundscapes anyway.

 

Of course, all of this is moot without a copy of FSE (to see what happens).

 

Edit: Found a copy, installed it in FS9, activated the registration tab and typed in my serial number and ... voila! Bob's yar n'uncle. Works just fine (but I suspect the Exchange aspect will not, as has been pointed out). No great sweat.

 

Dorian

 

 

Interestingly, my FSE install seems to have vanished entirely.

Matter of interest, where and under what name does the executable reside?

Matter of interest, where and under what name does the executable reside?

ViMaCore2004.dll in module folder

 

Indeed, FSE is slightly more complicated than f.i. Instant Scenery. But it's still the only tool which allows to add some specific objects like elephants, lions an other African anmials. Up to now I haven't seen such objects elsewhere, besides dogs and cows!

 

Bernard

No wonder I couldn't find it!

But I do have it backed up I see, maybe time to have another look at some of the extensive addons I made in the PNW.

Thanks, Bernard.