Taildragger

Good catch, Pete! For a couple of months I've been tearing out what little hair I have left trying to find an answer. Tried all the suggestions in all the forums with no joy. With MSFS otherwise working fine in flying the planes and displaying the scenery, it might never have dawned on me that it has a data functionality toggle in the Options menu that somehow got turned off. Also solved the Marketplace unavailable problem. This one should be pinned!

Excellent suggestions, much appreciated! John

My ISP suggests applying for a static IP address. It's usually reserved for business clients, but they do make exceptions. John

Many thanks, Piotr and Alex. Today I have egg all over my face, as the same connection procedure that has failed repeatedly for a week now worked perfectly. Must have been a temporary network glitch. One odd thing, however, instead of the usual 192.168.x.y, ipconfig shows my laptop on 10.0.x.y and desktop on 100.0.a.b, both assigned dynamically by my ISP. The name of my Wi-Fi network shows correctly on both computers. I will hang on to and study the nmap tool for future use. In the meantime, I am thoroughly enjoying the amazing features of Little Navmap! Thanks again, and best wishes to you both, John

Trying to establish a network connection between a desktop sim computer and a laptop map view client. I keep getting timeout errors, using what I think is the connection method described in the User Manual. The desktop is running Windows 11 Pro with LNM version win64-2.8.11. Littlenavconnect and MSFS are both running on the desktop, with LNM on the laptop. A flight is selected, sitting on the runway with the engine running. The data base files are copied to the laptop. The firewalls on both computers are set to allow littlenavmap.exe and littlenavconnect.exe from their respective location paths. As I have run out of ideas, any advice would be most welcome.

Applies to all 3 variants, valid through March 23, 2023. John

Check out this earlier topic: www.avsim.com/topic/291995-atis-removal/ John

I've had better luck with a web filter like Blue Coat K9 or OpenDNS, both free. Seems logical to me that blocking access to malicious sites makes more sense than trying to defeat an attack or clean up afterwards. Also, like Jim says always keep the firewall active. John

Have you tried the free FltPlan GO app? play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fltplan.go&hl=en John

+1 John

Recall that when FSX came out, very few PCs had the horsepower to give decent performance. My guess is MS decided the trike, being the least demanding default aircraft, would give the most favorable first impression to users. And in-flight in a remote area had better frame rates than a major airport. John

Nice work, Eric. Your continual updates are much appreciated. John

Adam, that's normal. Control Panel shows only the latest FSX mod installed. In my case it lists "Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration". If you have SP2 instead of Acceleration, that's what will show up. As you uninstall mods, the underlying layers will appear. Uninstalling Acceleration I would probably see SP1, and after that, FSX itself. Like peeling an onion. John

Using FSUIPC per this link. Have not personally tried it. http://forum.avsim.net/topic/385544-accessing-panel-windows-above-9/ John

This is a really intriguing question Guenter. My first WAG would be to take the .mdl file for your aircraft and use it as a library object which could be placed at any location by one of the standard methods like Whisplacer or the FSX Object Placement Tool. However, that might be too complex of a model for a static object and create a huge frame rate penalty. Your best bet is to ask an expert over at fsdeveloper.com, specifically Arno Gerretsen in the scenery design forum. Let us know what you find. John