MSFS 2020 port possible?

[norman_99 209]

So as the title says, has anyone managed to port over an aircraft to MSFS2020 yet? I'd image Carenado products would be the easiest given their relative simplicity.

[ins1337 0]

The Carenado CT182T Skylane is already there..

[norman_99 209]

Yeah, but that's a dedicated MSFS2020 release by Carenado. I was talking about grabbing a FSX/P3D aircraft and getting it to work in MSFS2020. Personally I'd love B200 King Air with steam gauges..

[jaytee73 132]

Port into 2020??

they wont even port into P3D V5 🤧

[unc1rlm 31]

have you seen this:

https://carenado.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360046625614-Installing-Carenado-aircraft-in-P3Dv5

 

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BobM

[z06z33 763]

Yea they port over a friend of mine did so with a couple of his,but parts of the cockpits are invisible (seems to be a recurring issue with Carenado planes with new platforms somthing to do with FSX SP2 not being there)  They also don't fly at all. 

[Adrian123 1,015]

Just now, z06z33 said:

Yea they port over a friend of mine did so with a couple of his,but parts of the cockpits are invisible (seems to be a recurring issue with Carenado planes with new platforms somthing to do with FSX SP2 not being there)  They also don't fly at all. 

I wouldn't even call that a port over.

[RamonB 449]

13 minutes ago, z06z33 said:

Yea they port over a friend of mine did so with a couple of his,but parts of the cockpits are invisible (seems to be a recurring issue with Carenado planes with new platforms somthing to do with FSX SP2 not being there)  They also don't fly at all. 

That's not a port over.
There might be two other factors here. Carenado copy protection in action and Carenado use of dll's in their airplanes.

Edited September 15, 2020 by RamonB