I followed Luis' tutorial but can't seem to get the tool to show up in the menu. I make sure the "Disabled" tag is set to false and double checked that it was in the correct location within the dll.xml file but still no joy.Does it matter that FSX is not on my "c:" drive?Thanks in advance.

>>Does it matter that FSX is not on my "c:" drive?>>Thanks in advance.Very good possibility! Edit the line within the file to show the exact location, like this long thing;d:scenmod for fsxmicrosoft Flight Simulator X SDKSDKMission Creation Kitobject_placement.dll

This from the Flight Simulator X SDK Overview documentation:Installation to a non-default folderThe paths in the documentation and some tools will only be correct if the SDK is installed to the default folder. If the SDK is installed to a non-default folder, be aware that some documented paths may not be correct, and run the tool ConfigSDK.exe (in the SDK folder) to update the paths of a number of the configuration tools to the correct folder. Haven't tried it myself as my installation is in the default location.Best regards.Luis

>I followed Luis' tutorial but can't seem to get the tool to>show up in the menu. I make sure the "Disabled" tag is set to>false and double checked that it was in the correct location>within the dll.xml file but still no joy.>>Does it matter that FSX is not on my "c:" drive?>>Thanks in advance.As I followup ....I got it working by downloading the latest SP1a for the SDK. Guess it should have been the first thing I did. Thanks for the input though folks.