In P3D, I could fix the odd gauge, and sometimes share my fixes in the forum..

In MSFS, I cannot locate the gauges at all, let alone fix them..

Edit: Have just found out they are DRM protected and packaged in "fsarchive" files... end of hunt 😉

Edited July 8, 20214 yr by Bert Pieke

Another reason I HATE buying from marketplace.  You have end users trying to fix the dang things for free....but we can't.  Always the end users who are punished with DRM.  And the devs I suppose who lose money.

2 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

Another reason I HATE buying from marketplace.  You have end users trying to fix the dang things for free....but we can't.  Always the end users who are punished with DRM.  And the devs I suppose who lose money.

I am just not buying much, and totally enjoying my RA TDv2, Milviz 310R and B55 Baron, and A2A 182.  All equipped with RXP GPS and properly functioning autopilots and deeper systems.  Almost forgot to mention the cloud textures from REX and live wx from AS16.  I am enjoying MSFS for VFR $100 hamburger runs and visiting new places.....

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Edited July 8, 20214 yr by wim123

I hear ya Frank.  Problem is when I hop into those legacy sims, I usually have to quit after 5 minutes hehe.  The outside world is almost lifeless compared to MSFS.  If I'm truly missing my complete avionics I'll fire up XP11 and RXP GNS/GTN for a flight.

2 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

If I'm truly missing my complete avionics I'll fire up XP11 and RXP GNS/GTN for a flight.

And I'm glad you do! thank you!

I modified gauges and panels on almost every plane I flew in FSX and before. I have not learned how in MSFS. e.g. I used to remove new radios and put in older looking ones. It usually took about an hour for each plane to get it to look right. The default ADF in the DC3 is one I put in lots of planes (making it smaller first to fit).

Also A2A had a similar looking ADF that was easier to tune in one of their older large planes, I ported that one over a lot.

Edited July 8, 20214 yr by Fielder