JimBrown

Glad you got it sorted. I think the instructions assume that you know how the Community folder actually works. 😉 ...jim

The V3 version contains separate folders for various regions. You need to move the region folders you wish to use into your Community folder. In addition, the folder "gaist-ultra-v3" must also be moved into your Community folder. Moving the folder "GAIST ULTRA VERSION 3" to your Community folder will NOT work. You need to move the folders within that folder, as described above. ...jim

Does the folder that you placed in your community folder contain "manifest.json" and "layout.json" files? If not, then you did not install the addon correctly. ...jim

I'm not one of those affected (I can have all regions enabled, as well as AIG and a few other things, total BGL files over 4,000). But from what I understand is that for some users, too many BGL files will cause their system to CTD while loading MSFS. I have no idea why. There is a thread somewhere in this forum about it. ...jim

The reason that there are separate region folders is that some users were experiencing problems with having too many *.BGL files in their community folder. The current GAIST package contains a total of 2,079 BGL files. If your system can handle large amounts of BGL files, then great, you can enable them all at the same time. For others, they may have to choose which region to enable depending on where they will by flying so that the number of BGL files on their system does not exceed a particular amount. Also note that the region folders do not contain any ship models, they only contain the traffic information. The models are in their own folder. So, if a traffic file for some area in the UK needs a ship model for a ship from, say, Panama, it will be able to find and display it. ...jim

It does not put a "task" in the Task Manager. It puts a "task" in the Task Scheduler. Click Start, type "task scheduler" and hit enter. Should open up the Task Scheduler. In there you should find the REX scheduled task. Since the REX scheduled task is run once per day, on start up or at the specified time, by the time you have logged in and opened Task Manager, the REX scheduled task has probably already finished and exited. ...jim

Flightsim.to must be getting hammered by everyone downloading the new package... I'm getting about 15 Kb/s on a 400 Mb/s connection. This could take a while... Maybe I'll try tomorrow when most people are back at work. 😉 ...jim