My MCE seems to have forgotten my Simbrief ID, and I'm damned if I can remember how to enter it. Help!

I have looked at my xpmce.ini file and my Simbrief ID is in there,   but MCE is not connecting.

2 hours ago, dbrooke said:

I have looked at my xpmce.ini file and my Simbrief ID is in there,   but MCE is not connecting.

We've had a few users in the past report issues with the Simbrief feature. In most cases it was because they altered C:\Users\ folder access rights which caused Windows not to allow MCE to write files to \My documents\ folder.

Since very latest version, MCE will now create file in C drive under such scenarios. It is fixed in Ultimate and MSFS editions.

A new patch has just been uploaded for the X-Plane edition. Obviously includes the fix. Download it and then confirm whether you still have the issue.

Patches - The Multi-Crew Experience (MCE) Support Forum - The AVSIM Community

 

I have all fltplan files  in my doc I' have put my ID in config I am ultimate user. And I have never altered access rights  every time I load in I just  check it always waiting  for simbrief  I

8 hours ago, Burge said:

I have all fltplan files  in my doc I' have put my ID in config I am ultimate user. And I have never altered access rights  every time I load in I just  check it always waiting  for simbrief  I

Simbrief OPF flight plan is typically downloaded to \My Documents\Multi Crew Experience\ folder.

If it cannot be created there, it ends-up on C drive as "Simbrief_fpln.dat".

There could be some info missing MCE is looking for causing the background thread to stall ( I suggest you add airline and flight number). The tricky part is retrieval of Notams. They are unpredictable in their number and found all over the place in the file.

I suggest you send the downloaded flight plan to support to see if there is anything in it MCE wasn't trained to spot.