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PMDG 777 Flight Plan Location
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
yep that's it. thanks -
PMDG 777 Flight Plan Location
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
thanks for your reply. hmm my pmdg-aircraft-77w folder doesn't have a \work directory. is this a different one than is in the community folder where the addon normally goes? -
Does anyone know which folder to place pre-made flight plan files to load up in the plane (I don't use simbrief). I saw what looked like a couple able to already be loaded in the FMC but not sure where they live. Thanks! Also, anyone else see the Galley is at 10000% brightness?
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easy peasy, thanks
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Do you need to manually update the PMS GTN 750 database with latest airac cycle or does it just use internal MSFS one?
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Change Scale
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Little Navmap | Little Navconnect | Little Logbook Support Forum
yep the display is at 150% (recommended setting). I have a 2k laptop display so desktop icons would be tiny otherwise. however maybe this is messing up LNM but making all the icons even bigger. i changed the icon and font size which helped somewhat with the top toolbar, but the tab sizes didn't change and are still taking up a lot of space even though the font is smaller. is there a way to run the program at a smaller scale or something? thanks for your help -
here's a file they provided as an example: [FlightPlan] NZAA -37.008056 174.791667 APT --- KARRL -37.976728 174.512161 WPT --- NP -39.007242 174.183933 WPT 114.40 H384 RUPNU -39.486506 173.987486 WPT --- H252 TONUS -39.877500 173.825153 WPT --- H252 TELIM -40.348936 173.626864 WPT --- H252 MENOV -40.666308 173.491750 WPT --- H252 KUNVO -40.828114 173.422347 WPT --- H252 NS -41.303686 173.216297 WPT 113.10 H252 PEAKS -42.839947 172.614169 WPT --- Y288 NZCH -43.489444 172.534444 APT ---
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Great, thanks. 1) i believe it's .RTE format 2) I keep my addons on an external ssd and user Addonlinker to link shortcuts into the Community folder, so that's my special path. So normally I think it's <MSFS_install_dir>\Community\JustFlight BAE-146\justflight-aircraft-146\Work\JustFlight\FlightPlans (but don't quote me on that) Here's what it says in the manual: That looks like a different path than what I use. maybe that's for microsoft store or something
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MSFS Addon Linker Dependency Location Issue
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
yup that did it, thanks. removing the '-'. i was able to copy over my config files from ProgramData to the new folder and it loaded them up -
MSFS Addon Linker Dependency Location Issue
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
Hmm it didn't seem to work for me. Here is what I have in the shortcut target line: "X:\MSFS\MSFS Tools\Addon Linker v12\MSFS_AddonsLinker.exe" -configfolder="X:\MSFS\MSFS Tools\Addon Linker v12\ConfigFiles" Do you see anything that looks wrong? -
Flysimware Learjet 35 VNAV
dresoccer4 replied to dresoccer4's topic in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
ah found out there is indeed working VNAV system....on the p3d version 🤦♂️ was looking at the wrong page. i got excited -
In the official description for the Learjet 35 it says "1 model uses Flysimware's GNS 530 with working VNAV system" so I was wondering how a VNAV system with a GNS530 works? i hadn't heard of this before. I know how to use the 530 descent calculator but that's different than a "working VNAV system". This sounds like the Lear's autopilot connects with the GNS530 and follows a descent course. Anyone know how to do this?