MMurdock

Hi, would be great if we could activate/deactivate the entries for each individual profile. Then I can activate/deactivate effects and other folders based on what sceneries I have active for respective profile. Some additional folders like the ones for gauge/fonts probably wont being disabled/activated too often, but if you will add this, it would probably be best (and easier for you) to treat all the files the same way. Also, as gfd posted, I noticed that SimStarter did not let me deactivate additional SimObjects folders that it has find... probably because they did contain "Airplanes" or similar string that is also present in default paths. It would be good to allow us to override this, even if you can break the simulator functionality by this. Or find some way to distinguish between required items and optional ones. Also thanks for your work, for your reply and wish you a merry Christmas. Have some rest for yourself during the holidays - I am sure you work hard and deserve it.

Hi, first thing I have to write, thanks for your awesome program. Regarding the wishlist, my wish is to include editors for other configuration files (as the one for SimObjects): Fonts (fonts.cfg) - Used to configure additional font directories. Gauges (gauges.cfg) - Used to configure additional gauge directories. Sound (sound.cfg) - Used to configure additional sound directories. Texture (texture.cfg) - Used to configure additional texture directories. Scenarios (scenarios.cfg) - Used to configure scenario directories in addition to the default Prepar3D v3 Files location. etc. You can see them all in the Prepar3D v3 SDK documentation. I think some (if not all) were already present in v2 to. When I did clean install of my P3D v3 recently, I installed most of the sceneries to fake P3Dv3 installation directory, then moved the dirs to second hard drive dedicated to sceneries and inserted the paths into respective files. This way, I avoided to have most of the installers to install stuff into main P3D effects (and other) folders. Seems cleaner way for me, more organized and in most cases no need to reinstall sceneries if you need to reinstall the sim. I belive new sceneries will do it this way more often, to avoid main P3D folder completly. It is also possible to move away some aircraft addons like this.