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F1 KingAir B200 for P3D V3?

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Thanks again for info ... helps me move in a diagnostics direction for the saving of options issue.

 

Cheers, Rob.

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This was the only aircraft that I had for FSX that was (in my case, subjectively) quite a resource hog. I uninstalled it due to low FPS but I'm wondering if performance will be markedly better in P3Dv3; off to DL it and find out!

 

Ah, silly me.  I assumed the update allowed the FSX version to be installed into P3D.  Didn't realize it was a standalone different version, requiring a seperate purcashe.   Based on the performance of the FSX version, I'll have to pass on this one.


Bill

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I had problems getting the original P3D version of this aircraft installed and working. Never was able to get in a single flight with it.

 

But, installed the latest in the P3DV3 and spent all of 5 minutes (had to go to work) this morning.

 

So far so good. Looks great and no OOM, stutters or low FPS. But that was only a cursory 5 minute eval.

 

Will mess about with it more tonight.

 

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Rob, did you get things worked out? I'm sad to say my initial reports were a little too optimistic. I have no functioning click spots on the 2D panels...and no control over the MFD. I also cannot launch the Stand-alone King Air Options application. I'm going to try one more reinstall.

 

Edit: Reloaded my "Safe Start" scenario and the all my panels came back to life...still can't get the King Air Options app to run, though.

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Rob, did you get things worked out?

 

No sorry, didn't get them resolved.  I've uninstalled B200 for now and will return to it later when/if more information emerges from the F1 forum.

 

Cheers, Rob.

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No news about a compatibility with P3Dv3.1? I want to buy this plane if it is compatible... but the problem with the flight1 forums is that I cannot see issues with this plane as they are invisible to non buyers.

 

Thanks.


Javier Rollon. Owner of JRollon Planes for Xplane

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No news about a compatibility with P3Dv3.1? I want to buy this plane if it is compatible... but the problem with the flight1 forums is that I cannot see issues with this plane as they are invisible to non buyers.

 

Thanks.

If no one beats me to it, I have it installed and will test it out later today.


Chris

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Thanks! Chris now I Will update for 3.1


José Luís
 
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Be warned, this B200 installs a font file under P3D root ...\fonts (.ttf) that could NOT be removed.  This will cause problems when trying to uninstall/re-install P3D.  It looks like the font B200 installs is missing 2 type definitions (for Win7 supposed to define min 6 types even if not using all the type definitions).

 

I was able to solve the B200 font install by doing the following:

 

1.  Boot into SAFE MODE no GUI

2.  Locate the B200 font file, rename it

3.  Re-boot (back into SAFE MODE no GUI again) and the delete the Font file

 

It would be nice if the developer took a look at this problem, it's pretty significant issue for anyone that wants to uninstall and re-install P3D.

 

Cheers, Rob.

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Be warned, this B200 installs a font file under P3D root ...\fonts (.ttf) that could NOT be removed.  This will cause problems when trying to uninstall/re-install P3D.  It looks like the font B200 installs is missing 2 type definitions (for Win7 supposed to define min 6 types even if not using all the type definitions).

 

 

I posted this some time back on LM forums - I got rid of it a different way

 

"Sure you have to dive into the folder and cut them out of the fonts folder then you can delete the folder - then you can delete the fonts from where you put them - I believe 2 would not delete do a reboot to get rid of those - thats it"

 

http://www.prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6312&t=113830&p=117385&hilit=uninstall#p117385


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Hi Rich,

 

Is the Developer of the F1 B200 aware of this problem?

 

Cheers, Rob.

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Hi Rich,

 

Is the Developer of the F1 B200 aware of this problem?

 

Cheers, Rob.

 

Sorry Rob I did not inform them - I did post yesterday if this bird is 3.1 ready but have not heard back


Rich Sennett

               

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If p3d is installed on a drive other than c, the other thing you can do is force a dismount of the drive via checkdisk. This will close any active system links... Rename/remove files after.

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