This is a question on behalf of the subset of us who have a range of Goflight modules and want to fly MSFS 2020 with the least amount of custom set-up work-arounds.  

 

What are the comparative pros/cons of using the current FSUIPC7 versus the current Pollypot GIT?  Is there a functionality loss with either (both)?  Will the LED displays (eg., radio and multi-panel) work with either?  

 

Obviously, it would be good to hear from Goflight Inc itself, but thus far they seem to have gone radio silent -- unless I've missed their statements.  Please correct me if I'm wrong on this.

 

Thank you for any/all practical advice you can provide,

 

Brian

 

 

 

FWIW, I posted some time ago what has been working flawlessly...for me and a friend of mine: I have a shortcut on the desktop to the file 'GFDevFSXSE.exe' from the GoFlight folder. I just double click after initializing MFS and all of the modules function. MCP PRO, LGT, 3 PBs, 1 switch, and GF46 . Others I know of have tried this and get an error of some sort <shrug> but it's worth a try. I have no explanation for it other than its been working ever since I thought to try it, lol.

Good luck,

Greg     

Thanks for the suggestion Greg,

 

Brian

 

 

 

Hello Greg,

Sorry for the stupid questions...

- When initially setting up the devices in the Goflight config tool, which sim platform are you selecting (prepar3d, fsx, etc.)?  And;

 

- When you say you double click the Goflght program after you initialize MSFS, am I right to understand this means you first start-up the sim, and once you are in the welcome page, you launch the Goflight driver tool?

Thank you,

Brian

 

 

 

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