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UPDATE - yes it was indeed the long file pathway that was the problem. However, the installation worked properly when installed to the desktop then copied into the Community folder. The aircraft is outstanding, flies beautifully, and is once again one of my favourite GA aircraft. All the older liveries worked perfectly when converted to ktx2 format, and the file structure altered to suit the MSFS2024 model.

Thanks guys - I have now gone right through installation and have the same outcome. Hopefully SWS will quickly solve the problems (many files did not install) and update the installer for us. I'm pretty annoyed, as I had purchased the original aircraft from JustFlight as well as SWS (my mistake of course!), and when I experienced this problem with one 2024 installer I went to the other and bought the update again as well. Its an awesome aircraft, but not happy about double the price it could have been. I'm sure that in the end, the fun will be worth it!

I'm wondering if anyone else is having trouble installing their new upgraded Kodiak 100 Wheels for MSFS2024? And if so, is there a workaround? I am getting "Error opening file for writing" message for the file AlternatorShrouded_LOD0.gltf, and many others - resulting in having to abort the installation. The installer downloaded normally and was extracted in the normal way, and commences the installation process as expected, but hangs with this message about one quarter of the way through. TIA for any help!

You may need to go to Content Manager and enable them.

Hi Ray I have used ModelConverter frequently (though mainly for converting aircraft models to use in Blender) and would love for you to provide a brief tutorial outlining the steps required to achieve this outcome for my own copy of YBCS, if you are able to do that. I am a dual UK/Australian and fly the Aussie airspaces regularly - this adaptation would make for much greater depth of realism for the airport. If you are able to help without breaching T&C I would be very grateful! TIA, Brian

Yes its an awesome small turbo prop - there are times when the jetstream of approx 100-120kts across southern Australia gives even greater ground speed when heading east! Not so much fun when heading west, of course!!

Have you checked to see if they are installed in MSFS2024 but are listed separately (not with your PMDG liveries)? I have seen some liveries online that are incorrectly located directly into the Community folder rather than in with the PMDG liveries. Therefore they cannot be seen listed with the PMDG liveries for a particular airframe type. I had the opposite problem for a while - the liveries showed up and worked in MSFS2024 after I manually installed them but did not show up in OC3. The problem was in the structure of the file name and the contents of the config files - they have to be consistent and matching, or the livery is not recognised by OC3. If the files you are installing are correctly named and formatted, and set up correctly to install in the same folder as the PMDG liveries, OC3 should recognise them and they should work when they have been installed.

Thanks Jonathan - that was the solution! It didn't like Edge, but worked just fine with Chrome!

I have logged in to my regular account at PMDG, and tried to purchase the 737 for MSFS2024 - without success. I have repeatedly clicked to purchase now, but my cart stubbornly remains empty. Has anyone else had this problem? Anyone know of a solution? Are their servers overloaded, perhaps? Cheers, Brian

Here on east coast Australia, I am still getting stuck at '0% - Waiting for Authentication ...' (MSFS2024) X-Box and Microsoft Store do not have any problems logging me in.

Totally agree - however, the wood and glass boxes would have been harder to keep clean ... EXCEPT THAT the new ones are not cleaned regularly anyway; and delinquent parents have allowed a generation (or two now?) to grow up without sufficient (or any?) respect for others, for others' property, let alone for public property. Finally, not many people need to use public phones any more now, so there are probably too few public funds are being spent on maintaining the ones that remain.

2020 liveries can be updated to work in 2024, but it requires a bit of work, re-writing cfg files, adding a folder to the root directory of the livery, and converting the texture files to ktx2 format. I have done several and they are all working perfectly in 2024 now.

Your texture.cfg needs to point to the correct fallback locations in order to find the files that are not present in your texture folder. If the file is not present, the sim will show missing textures in pink, or will default to the standard white livery. One other thing you may need to do is to refresh your layout.json file. Having said the above, it seems that a recent update has converted the TBM850 to be native 2024 now (I have not flown it recently but did this morning), which means a new file structure and all texture files to be converted to ktx2. I will convert at least one of my liveries to native 2024 and then I am happy to look at yours for you if you want to send me a DM. Cheers, Brian

I'm guessing your textures are probably still in dds format. They will work in compatibility mode in FS2024 as long as you have the correct settings in your texture.cfg file. Have a look at some examples from flightsim.to and if you have any trouble getting yours to work, get back to me by DM and I will help you out.

I did not have the P3D version of the C210, but I do have the new one and have created liveries for the MSFS2024 version. If you'd like me to see if I can get it to work properly on the new model, let me know and I'll have a look at it for you. Of course the textures will all have to be converted to ktx2 format, even if they do match the new ones.