KavindaJD

Your Flight installation is corrupt. You need to install it again.

Don't want to give too much away..but here's a preview: Don't worry..Nav lights do work!

Hi José, Its the FSX Beech Baron which was discussed around last December here. It has been converted by FS-Tester in the FSDeveloper forums and is now in its final beta stage. It should be here in about 2-3 weeks.

I don't get why you think that flying a simulator to ones taste makes them a "troll" Its completely natural for human beings to become attached to something they love, with us, its Flight. Why should we tag ourselves as "trolls"? I could say the same thing about P3D v.3.3 and all its users, but I dont because I have RESPECT with regards to other fellow simmers' peferences. As far as I'm concerned, Fligth has the capabiliy to support various FSX aicrafts which can be represented in the Flight engine well or even better than what FSX gave us. Stephen Heijster (stonelance) has been working on these tools ever since Flight was released in 2012 and its obvious that it has come a long way to allow the community to add more content to the game. In fact we should be seeing a new aircraft in the hangar pretty soon... In short, don't assume, until you know the facts.

Nice little summary there. :Whistle:

In short - No it did not. It could have been if you ignored the error by pressing OK, and then posting a screenshot of the Module Pane when you had scrolled all the way down. To be honest, I did the exact same thing until stonelance told me to download the x86 bit version! I seemed to have lost all friendliness recently - sorry if I seemed a little rough on you! Will be back to normal, once all the stresses around me have disappeared! Glad everything was sorted! :Whew:

Wasn't that the one link that stonlance provided in the first post? I thought you had installed it. :blink:

Yes that is correct. If you have unistalled and installed, then there is no need for you to repair the installation. There is one thing I would try however... Usually remnants of the toolkit are left in the registry, remove them and then install the toolkit: Get IObit Unistaller from here Run the installer and then launch the program. In the "All Programs" Menu, find "Flight Toolkit" and click unistall - you do not need to create a restore point. Once the standard unistall has completed, click "Powerful Scan" After this, check the first checkbox in the tree - this will select all the entries. Click "Delete" Next steps: Go to the folder "G:\FS\ Flight Tools\Flight Toolkit" - verify that it is empty. If there is no such folder anymore, then that is also fine. Install the Flight Toolkit once again Steps to try if the above does not work: Download Dependency Walker Extract the contents into an appropriate location Run Dependency Walker and open the .dll file In the "Module" Pane scroll right down and post a screenshot of what you see as well as any error messages you see in the lower pane

Make sure that the x86 redist is installed (link can be found on the first post of this thread). Then repair your installation. :smile:

Everyting that you see on the Career tab of your profile page is stored locally (i.e. on your Hard Drive) Achievements, (I don't see mine since I'm on non-GFWL mode), under the "Achievement" Tab is fed directly into your GFWL account and stored there.

No worries Paul! :wink: Thanks again for the awesome addon!

Nice! Cheers Paul! :wink:

Huh...that's wierd Jim. It occasionally happens. I've definitely viewed at least one of your threads. I'm not seeing any replies on both threads. There's really nothing special you need to know about with regards to the install process. What is wierd is that you couldn't instal Flight in another directory. I'm 100% sure that you should've had this option. Anyway, the install location should not matter that much.

No. That should be fine. The install location is saved in the registry and that's hwo the toolkit determines where to add the neccessary files.

It allows modifications. It latches onto Flight and adds one .dll file to the root install folder for non-GFWL mode. Can easily be removed and does not become an integral part of the program. It has several cool features: Easy installation of new liveries Allows conversion of FSX airfcraft into ones Flight can use Allows default FSX scenery to be imported Aerocache support Allows devs to add custom/Misc items as well as adjust any Core file Object Browser for viewing in-game models Abillity to convert and compile Simprop binary files Live SimData Editor to view specific Flight Variables whilst you are in game.... ...and lots more!