Pegasus1

UT2 works here.

Clutch, did you do something special setup for that? I also use a self-made HQ photoscenery, but I do net get any autogen objects on the top of my scenery. Kinda wierd, isn't it

@Nico: Is it possible that you installed the Grass Texture in your FSX which is downloadable for free on the REX website? http://www.realenvironmentxtreme.com/downloads.html

I am not at home to give a 100% proof, but guys: I think my Legacy works quite fine and I get all these sounds as I was used to in FSX. So, I am the only one?

I'll give my best, but you still have to wait cause I will be at home next weekend (in 1 week). I'm sorried

@bursco: I did not buy any software except of Prepar3D :) You have just to create directory links on your harddrive (with DOS command "mklink" for example) for every affected directory which is used by FSX/Prepar3D. Maybe I will write a tutorial for that when I have more free time. You can quite do all the stuff which the mentioned software is doing, for zero dollars (0,00 $) :) just in a few seconds/minutes. But that would be off-topic here, I will write a separate tutorial for that some day...

Oh. I though everyone has soft linked the necessary directory structure for a working Prepar3D installation. That is of course necessary, so all addons think it's a FSX. If you didn't do that before, than maybe that's the problem some of you reported?

Actually I am very busy and absent. I will look over it at the weekend and report with hopefully good news. Thanks for all feedback so far ... Cheers, Pegasus.

You disabled copilot.dll in your exe.xml (or dll.xml) ??? or do you mean, you did restore your original prepar3d.exe ?

Which aircraft repos do you miss? Which AI traffic tool are you using? Is the repository included in your prepar3d.cfg? In my case I use UltimateTraffic2 and my .cfg looks like: [Main] User Objects=Airplane, Helicopter, Submersible, ExternalSim SimObjectPaths.0=SimObjects\Airplanes SimObjectPaths.1=SimObjects\Rotorcraft SimObjectPaths.2=SimObjects\GroundVehicles SimObjectPaths.3=SimObjects\Boats SimObjectPaths.4=SimObjects\Animals SimObjectPaths.5=SimObjects\Misc SimObjectPaths.6=SimObjects\Submersible SimObjectPaths.7=SimObjects\UT2 Aircraft And did you start all three applications with admin rights (Prepar3D, ControlPanel, FSInn) I suppose you did setup FSInn aircraft sync, didn't you?

That's something quite different. I suggest you to run both with administrator rights (Prepar3D as well as the FSFDT ControlPanel + FSInn).

How-To: Prepar3D + FSInn + FSCopilot Dear AVSIM-Community and P3D-users, In this tutorial I'll explain how to fool FSInn+FSCopilot so you can use these great tools within Prepar3D. As a VATSIM flyer I prefered these great tools of the FSFDT suite but didn't find a suitable way to get them work within P3D, yet. So I decided to explore this problem and how to fix it. Here's the solution :-) FSDT FSCopilot + FSInn in Prepar3D I have to assume that certain facts of installation and configuration are known. However, I have uploaded the necessary installation files for you. Download installation files FSFDT-Suite: Downloadlink FS Copilot --> SetupFSCopilot17B2_4.exe Downloadlink FS Inn --> SetupFSInn13B2_3.exe Known Issue / Problem: When starting Prepar3D you will get following error message. FSCopilot+FSInn cannot be executed and are inactive. Reason: FSCopilot/FSInn seems to check a special version string of the executable Prepar3D.exe. It is expecting a value something like 10.x.xxxxx.0, but instead receives the value 1.3.3708.0. As a result it shows the error message and the tool is not working. Many users tried to modify various version strings within the Windows Registry Editor under FSFDT-key, but with no sucess. Workaround: We have to fool FSFDT Suite, and present the necessary version string. Some of you know this steps, as we did the same when fooling TrackIR+EZdok, where we had to modify the language.dll. On this step the executable "Prepar3D.exe" is involved. How-to: First we need a tool to edit our executable. A known and easy to use tool is Ressource Hacker which you can download for free HERE. PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR ORIGINAL PREPAR3D.EXE BEFORE MODIFYING IT ! Now we start Ressource Hacker and click on menu [FILE]-->[OPEN] and choose the file "Prepar3D.exe" which is located in our main Prepar3D installation directory. Click and open the sector Version Info --> 1 --> 1033 We have to focus on this line here --> PRODUCTVERSION 1,3,3708,0 as showed on my screenshot below... Now we replace the string 1,3,3708,0 with 10,0,61637,0. [*] We click on the button COMPILE SCRIPT [*] and last but not least we save this modification by clicking on menu [FILE]-->[sAVE]. In my case the result looks like this: That's it! Now start your Prepar3D and be surprised ;) FSInn and FSCopilot should work 100%. I would really appreciate your feedback to ensure that this workaround also works on different installations. Good luck,have fun and clear skies, Pegasus.

anyone else using these aircrafts able to report?

Anyone can tell me if one of my favourites will work in Prepar3D ? I want to be sure, before purchasing Prepar3D. The question is, if following aircrafts work 100% with P3D: - Aerosoft DA-20 Katana X - Ant's LSA Tecnam Sierra - Carenado Aircrafts Thx to all

Does this work also on ATI cards ? I would also like to hear comments why ENB did not work for you, what exactly is not working? My next question on this topic would be: what is your experience with the frame limiting? Do you limiting within P3D (limit to 30FPS) or do you use the good old well-known FPS_Limiter 0.2 for limiting (P3D = unlimited frames) ?