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Hi All, I recently bought MCE and have fun playing around with it. What I am working on is to create scripts for the FlyBWire A320NX mod. When I created my first flow and tried to see where it was stored, I found it in C:\Users\xxxxx\Documents\Multi Crew Experience\MyVoiceScripts\Copilot\Aircraft\All My intent was to create a folder for the plane myself, copy some already existing flows there and edit those to my liking. This does not work? With the "All" folder, I am afraight if I create flows for another plane later, it will also end up in the "All" folder, which will not help in housekeeping 🙂 How can I best accomplish what I am trying to do?

Hi, I'd like to use only one encoder from my x-touch-mini for transponder. The idea is to click on the encoder to switch from unith to tenth to hundredth to thousandth of the encoder. I mean put the XPNDR_SELECTION var to 1 then 10 then 100 then 1000. And moving the encoder up and down, increment or decrement the value : By example : if the XPNDR_SELECTION is set to 100, send value 1 to XPNDR_100_INC for each step. Is it possible ? Is there a way to do it ? Jean-Luc

Hello, Does anyone know of a beginner level tutorial that details the exact steps of the order in how add-ons and plugins, scripts need to be done in MSFS. Right now this is extremely difficult, because each author typically only deals with their piece of the puzzle. I'm looking for a complete 'HitchHikers Guide' that will simply describe each step, what needs to be done(assume nothing), before moving on to the next piece/file/action of software or configuration (typical) to get the desired results.... MSFS2020 > Adding a Stream Deck > Installing SD Plugins (AAO specifically) > Adding SD Profiles > Importing XML scripts, etc. I've managed to achieve some of the above, but I still fail on getting simpe AP altitude and headings to show up on any buttons, for any profile! What's needed is a clear and coherent written down approach to this so that simers like me, who don't fly real planes can understand clearly what is happening and can learn without chucking it all in frustration! I can't be the only one who would benefit from something like this. If anyone knows of such a thing whether free or for fee, please post links. The sophistication of MSFS is in a software league of itself. I love the software, its capabilities - of which I'm just scratching the surface. The first thing I wanted to do, was simply jump in a 152 and fly - perhaps a bit crudely at first. Simple instruments at first and then evolve to more complex operations. Not plot a flight plan and IFR flight somewhere. There's plenty of time for that. There needs to be some, either well-done text-based material, or better done videos that non-pilots can appreciate and learn from. ************************************* A few notes to those who produce YouTube videos on many of these topics... For the love of god, please try and exercise a little more constraint with moving the mouse pointer around. Slow it down. Give people time to follow. This fatal flaw is endemic in the You Tube industry today. I'm surprised almost no authors even recognize what's happening. Feedback is good, but some people won't be honest about a video, and therefore the producer of the content never knows what and how to improve. 1) Change the color of your mouse pointer to red, blue, some bright color that stands out so viewers can easily see where you are. I was watching a video the other day on LittleNav Maps. I have never in my life seen such a busy screen and fast movements. Anyone, unfamiliar with the software wouldn't be any better off after watching the video. I probably started and stopped it at least 100 times before I quit watching. And the sad part is, this kind of video does not help the author of the software attract more users. In fact, it will likely drive them away. Simply inexcusable IMO. 2) Move slower to menu options and hover for a few seconds so viewers can see where you are and more easily follow you. Especially on the tiny icons on most software and on multiple tool bars. I know it's second nature for all of us to zip our mouse across the screen and do something. But if the viewers can't begin to know what you just did - what's the point? Most of the instructional videos I've watched are horrid, because everything is moving to fast! NO ONE CAN KEEP UP. 3) Bring whatever microphone you use closer to your mouth, and articulate clearly. 4) Lower the resolution of your screen when producing videos, so that objects are LARGER and easier to see by the viewer. 1080p is fine for most videos. Please, don't use your 4K desktop to create instructional content. It's not needed. 5) Repeat multiple step sequences a second time for clarity (on hard to follow steps) and allow the viewer to catch up. 6) Some YT videos are done well, and better than others, but many simply don't realize the pain inflicted because of speed. Go back and watch some of your own videos! Judge for yourself. 7) YouTube is a marvelous thing, and there are a lot of wanta-be producers of instructional videos that are missing the mark. Rant over.

I am a complete noob and require lessons to learn flying. To my disappointment, i found that most in most lessons, there is an error which pops up before the lesson is loaded, saying that the associated sound script is missing. Then it loads the lesson but I have no idea what to do as no screen prompt or sound comes to tell me what to do. Please help. Is there anywhere i can download these scripts. I have tried the usual google search which tells me that others also have this issue and that there are files that can be downloaded but no one tells me where to download it. I am desperate for help. Sumit