Cessna 172 w/G1000

[waltpop 26]

Is there a way to modify the flight plan in the G1000 after its loaded. In other words, delete a way point, or enter a way point? In PROC, select approach, showing a STAR in the list. Select a STAR but can not delete a Transition. You are forced to select one of the transitions showing. Thought I could  get by that by selecting a transition, then all I would have to do is delete it from the list when I select FPN. But you can't edit the flight plan in the G1000. Or is there a way to edit it? 

[btacon 1,772]

Yes. You need to download he Working Title Garmin 1000 nxi from the Marketplace and install. This is an amazing and Asobo partnered mod which will do all you ask, and more.

https://www.workingtitle.aero/packages/nxi/
 

Enjoy,

-B

[Bdub22 1,602]

You download it from the marketplace inside the sim, though. It won't be available on their website. 

[waltpop 26]

Thank you friends. As always, I appreciate all the help you give me. And I say from 1 pilot to another, ........"Thank You." 

[bobcat999 8,444]

Yes, the G100NXi improvement is excellent.

Just a note to @waltpop  The NXi addon will become standard soon in MSFS (and replace the basic G1000) after it has a few more updates.

Note that if you have any of the G1000 improvement mods installed in your community folder, they need to be moved out of there as they are not compatible with the newer NXi and will create problems if you try to mix them.

Edited October 30, 2021 by bobcat999

[waltpop 26]

Thank you my friend. Appreciate your information. Walt

 

[waltpop 26]

Got it and thank you for your assist. Walt

[David Mills 4,722]

In the default Cessna 172 G1000, you can alter the programmed flight plan by selecting a Waypoint or Airport and then clicking the "D" for "Direct" option. Then select NAV on the Autopilot (if you haven't done so already). You'll be taken directly to the Waypoint or Airport of your choosing, forsaking the original flight plan.

[Bert Pieke 7,584]

3 minutes ago, David Mills said:

In the default Cessna 172 G1000, you can alter the programmed flight plan by selecting a Waypoint or Airport and then clicking the "D" for "Direct" option. Then select NAV on the Autopilot (if you haven't done so already). You'll be taken directly to the Waypoint or Airport of your choosing, forsaking the original flight plan.

Which is rather lame, once you have experienced the NXi where the original flightplan can be edited, and a Direct-to a waypoint in the flight plan does not "forsake" the original plan.  😉

A handy feature is, when you find yourself deviating from the flight plan and want to aim for the next waypoint, a simple DTO-ENT-ENT sequence will have you back on track.

[waltpop 26]

Thank you. I appreciate your help. It means a lot. Walt