Proflight 2000 Emulator coming : realistic ATC for FSX and Fs9 ! !

[GSalden 4,682]

Proflight 2000 PFE will turn your ATC into a "real"flying experience.Eg when flying over Spain you will hear different controllers with Spanish accents.The smae when flying over the UK : British controllers.The same whrn flying over France : French controllersEtc, etc.When PF2000 was not update for Fs2002 I wrote a how to to make it compatible with Fs2002.Many people where able to fly again with PF2000.But then Fs9 appeared and it stopped there.Now it is back for FSX and Fs9 , but better , much more enhanced and superstabile !This so much better than the default ATC.And you are able to "communicate" by talking to the controllers.Finally ATC flying is getting realistic.Gerard SaldenBeta Tester Proflight 2000 Emulator

[Guest s0436]

Does this programme include an integrated co-pilot (a bit like FDC live) or does it use the default co-pilot in FS?

[Guest Bud]

This is great - I loved P/F. Wonder how many folk will be in my mood just now. A couple of weeks ago, I had a clear-out of old progs etc. You can just guess what was included in that clear-out. Not to worry, I like this so much, I'm happy to buy the Delauxe version Bud

[Guest s0436]

Does it mean the co-pilot will have an accent now? (handing radio freq and comm only of course) That is very cool if the generic FS co-pilots now have an accent we can choose?Please someone tell me :)

[Dirk98 354]

What about integration via LAN, like wideserver/client? For FSX it may mean a big difference. Thanks.In the meantime I can recommend VOX ATCX, it's just great.

[Guest Dave March]

PFE will run quite happily on a client PC using WideFS. You can install it wherever you wish.CheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[Guest Dave March]

One version works with FS9 and FSX... in fact it will even work with FS2000 against which I did the initial development, due the the extremely fast loading times of F2000 in comparison to FS9/FSX. So I can only assume it will also run with FS2002.CheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[Guest Dave March]

Ulf B1. You certainly have to load a flight plan into PF in the same way as you always did. This can be any flight plan that create a plan in FS2000 format, which incidentally there are quite a few, including the brilliant FSBuild, or you can use FS9 or FSX and pass it through the PFE flight plan converter so PF is happy.2. NoCheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[Guest UlfB]

Dave,Thanks a lot for the info. I'm using FSBuild so that's ok and it's nice that atc work ok with vfr as well. Very promising :-)Ulf B

[Guest Dave March]

Hi Jeff,PFE does not actually create adventure files as you grew to love with PF. If creates ADV Flight Files which have the same name but are very, very, very compact and can be created in 30 seconds or less so you had better make your sandwiches first and eat them during the flight instead!CheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[Guest Dave March]

s0436A default FS co-pilot... I didn't know there was oneQPF/PFE does provide a co-pilot for changing you radios, autopilot and handling all com's etc. I'm hoping going forward to offer full integration with FDC too.CheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[Guest s0436]

So if you don't have FSBuild, you need to go into FSX, save a flight plan, then exit and then open PFE?Also, in the PFE 'options' menu are all the airliners/call signs replicated from the airliners.cfg for use in co-pilot mode 1-3?

[Guest Dave March]

s0436,Yes, your co-pilot will have an accent if you so wishCheersDave March

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[Guest Dave March]

s0436This is what I do....1. Start FS 2. Create a Flight Plan 3. Start PFE 4. Select Convert a Flight Plan to convert it ready for ProFlight 2000 5. Start ProFlight 2000, select the converted FS Flight Plan then Compile it (this is not really the same process you used to do in ProFlight and is complete in less than 30 seconds)6. From PFE select the ADV Flight File just created in step #5 7. From PFE select Connect to FS (or you can connect via the FS Addons menu)8. Enjoy your flightCheersDave March Email:dmarch@oncourse-software.co.ukFDC Website:http://www.oncourse-software.co.uk

[JiBrady 20]

Does it help control ground traffic, or just airborne traffic?Jim