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Just to clarify this question - the gauge needs to be installed, but it's invisible in the aircraft, and there's a utility to do this automatically for any (or every) aircraft you want to use VoxATC with. It's zero effort.

There really is nothing like the immersion of VR. I play a lot of IL2-BoX in VR and the experience of "being" in those WWII cockpits is amazing. But the key for me is user experience and if it takes too long to set up or if the performance lags, it's a barrier to spending more time in whatever sim you're trying to enjoy. For P3D and MSFS, I spend more time 2D with TrackIR than VR. For DCS and IL2, it's probably 50/50. But the VR experience stays with you and is worth experiencing for sure, even if it's not your go-to regular.

It's okay. AP works for me. It's certainly not study-sim, but it seems to be close to expected performance numbers...

If Vox can inject AI into MFS2020 I'm going to be a very happy camper.

I was just shopping around for some FA50 repaints - thanks for sharing, Tom! Much appreciated.

I'm looking to sim some Grant Aviation flights in the Aleutians. They fly Piper Navajo's from Dutch Harbor (PADU) to Arak (PAAK). Is there a good Navajo that works in v5 (looks like Carenado is the only one, but it says some features only work in FSX, not P3D - maybe specific to RXP gauges)? If no, is there a good alternative? TIA, sg

Well, the short answer is that it works. It doesn't automatically install into a user-defined directory, so I had to spoof it into a fake P3Dv4 folder, then add it to v5 using add-on.xml. I'm still getting a sound initialization error on startup, but I think I can sort it out, plus sounds seem to be working fine. The rest is a bit of RTFM work figuring out how to work the FMS etc. but she looks fine!

Quick note - Roland got back to me and let me know that the plane should work in P3Dv5, but the installer may not find the root folder automatically. I guess I'll try and report back!

I've noticed a German Airforce A400M flying over my house a few times recently. Considering adding one of those in P3Dv5. Anyone know if this one works? ROLAND LABORIE - A400M P3D4 Any opinions welcome too! I've tried emailing them but I haven't heard back yet.

VC oRadGauge only...

I tested with and without reference to as_srv.dll in dll.xml, doesn't seem to matter, so not necessary. For the A2A planes which I have installed to a folder outside p3dv5 and using via add-on.xml, it seems better to have a copy of RolASNRadar.dll in the A2A\Gauges folder - loaded faster and seems more stable than a single dll in root\gauges. Thanks all, particularly you Roland! Any chance this is all we need to get Milviz 310 working? 😄 😄

I'm going to test this later this evening. I have just a couple of questions and I apologize if the answer is in the middle of this thread which I haven't fully read. 1. ASP3D does not have a as_srv folder, and hence no as_btstrp.dll - is it appropriate to use the one from AS_P3Dv4 or is it no longer needed? 2. Does each aircraft installed via add-on.xml require the RolASNRadar.dll in it's gauges folder, or is it sufficient to just reference this gauge once by itself via add-on.xml? TIA! sg

Also, just an FYI - it appears REX/Milviz have decided not to update their product any longer:

Was just thinking of trying the same thing! Jay, you're always one step ahead of me! Roland - good luck with the update! Best, sg