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Thanks Alex. And I was right. LNM perfectly reads FS9 sceneries, populates everything as it should and works perfectly now. Of course, no connection with FS9 itself, but ok, that's something possible. I would suggest to add this info on your basedoc: usage on FS9 is possible provided you add the key of FSX in the registry and change the path for the scenery.cfg. PS: great software. Just starting exploring its functions, looks great!

Hi Alex, the folder structure is indeed different, but the bgl format of the relevant files should be the same, at least according to what's on fsdeveloper's wiki. Or better, FSX BGL is adding functionalities (like for airport vehicles), but not deprecating them. Anyway might not work indeed at the end; one question stays: what is LNM checking to assess the presence of one simulator or another? A registry key? A specific path? Many multiple countless things?

Dears, I know that LNM is not supporting FS9 as it goes through simconnect, but I would have liked to use the planner disconnected from the simulator; just as a mere planning tool. This should be possible, but the problem is that I cannot create the database from FS9 scenery. Now AFAIK, FSX and FS9 scenery format for facilities: airports, navaids, airspaces, airways and airspaces... So in principle it should be possible for LNM to read the FS9 sceneries and generate a DB from them. The problem is that i cannot even initiate this process to try if it works, as LNM does not find a FSX or P3D installation in my PC.... is it possible to fool LNM and impose it to read the scenery folder that i provide it? If so, how? I tried to create a fictitious fsx.exe in my FS9 installation folder and add the FSX registry key, with no success....