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Pro ATC/X was one of my favourite add-ons for P3D and FSX. 

I loved the flexibility and the really good SID/STAR integration and the 'request direct to' features. Not to mention the amazing community support that continues long after things went quiet on the development front. I know that the developer was unwell and had to step back from working on the app. 

Does anyone know if Pro ATC/X will make a comeback for MSFS 2020? 

Do you think that the in-built ATC in MSFS will ever be improved beyond its current functionality?

Cheers,

Dave.

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I sure hope so. Pro ATC/X was my favorite as well. Currently using Pilot2Atc for MSFS. 

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I switched to PF3 when Pro ATC X stopped working for P3D version 3.4. I was even a beta tester for Pro ATC and one of the recorded voices too. The producer is almost impossible to reach, and not to active for fixing bugs. I tried every ATC program available  after that and wound up using PF3, which I am still using years later. The support is great, updates are frequent and it just works, plus I like the 110 voices it comes with. I seriously doubt if PRO ATC X will make it to MSFS. If one of the MSFS updates breaks something, it will never get fixed. 

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Does PF3 work with MSFS?


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Oh, I didn't know you were on the Beta team for ProATC/X Bob.

I will take a look at your and rickjake's suggestions.

 

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40 minutes ago, gb09f said:

Pro ATC/X was one of my favourite add-ons for P3D and FSX. 

I loved the flexibility and the really good SID/STAR integration and the 'request direct to' features. Not to mention the amazing community support that continues long after things went quiet on the development front. I know that the developer was unwell and had to step back from working on the app. 

Does anyone know if Pro ATC/X will make a comeback for MSFS 2020? 

Do you think that the in-built ATC in MSFS will ever be improved beyond its current functionality?

Cheers,

Dave.

Pilot2atc is highly recommended.


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11 minutes ago, Nemo said:

Does PF3 work with MSFS?

Yes, been using it since day one. I tried Pilot2 ATC but couldn't afford to buy the voices it needed to make it sound decent. When I tried it , it also put a significant load on my CPU.  I liked PF3 because the CPU load is around 0.2 %

 

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The developer has said on their forums that ProATC-X is in development for MSFS.

https://www.pointsoftware.de/proatcxforum/forum/index.php/topic,4871.0.html


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33 minutes ago, threegreen said:

The developer has said on their forums that ProATC-X is in development for MSFS.

https://www.pointsoftware.de/proatcxforum/forum/index.php/topic,4871.0.html

We will see ... The announcement was more than one year ago.


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1 hour ago, Nemo said:

We will see ... The announcement was more than one year ago.

Yes, it could well take some time unfortunately. If it comes that is, although I'm optimistic on that.

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So what's best for tube flying? PF3 or P2ATC?


Take-offs are optional, landings are mandatory.
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It's better to be on the ground wishing you were in the air, than in the air wishing you were on the ground.

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1 hour ago, WestAir said:

So what's best for tube flying? PF3 or P2ATC?

P2A includes a free trial and I think PF3 does as well.  Personally I prefer P2A when I want something other than default ATC but both certainly have their supporters.


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On 11/21/2021 at 11:41 AM, Bobsk8 said:

Yes, been using it since day one. I tried Pilot2 ATC but couldn't afford to buy the voices it needed to make it sound decent. When I tried it , it also put a significant load on my CPU.  I liked PF3 because the CPU load is around 0.2 %

 

Like you I also love Pro ATC X very much (baring the support 😊). Knowing that we probably wouldn't be seeing the MSFS 2020 supported product in the near future I am trying to figure out which ATC/Flight planner product to get.

I am seriously thinking of getting Pilot2ATC and since you have had both, is there any specific significant function(s) "big ticket item" that you miss that doesn't exist in P2ATC? I am not looking for little detail items.

One of the features that I liked with Pro ATC X is that it provides the departure rwy and SID (at the time of flight itself not at the time the flight plan was generated) based on the weather at the time; and the same for arrival which is fantastic. The good thing is I can use the same flight plan over and over (never having to touch the plan again unless I really need to) but then get departure and arrivals from ATC which I then put into the FMC during my FMC setup. You get the idea.

Thanks.

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I stooped bothering about atc addons when I started vatsim two months ago. The best thing I ever experienced 

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