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Check out JoinFS, which has a recorder function that might work for you. https://joinfs.net/

Try here: https://www.simtours.net/, the only such site I know.

(And, no, it's not just you.)

Does your Lydd ILS have associated DME? Not all do. In my P3D/ORBX scenery I have a DME, but that may not be true for you. Have you checked that your Nav 1 shows distance from other VORs?

I can't help with the FSX multiplayer, but I have a suggestion for JoinFS: setting the frame rate to 30 fps should eliminate the jumping.

I fly twice a week with a group using JoinFS and it has performed almost flawlessly for us.

Sorry, I thought I found it on Avsim. The only one I can find is a payware version.

Ford Lauderdale Executive scenery:

For FSX: https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=fsx_kfll_rs.zip&CatID=root&Go=Search

For P3D: https://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?DLID=203976

A great resource for scenery: https://www.freewarescenery.com/fsx/us.html

Lo siento, no tengo una respuesta para ti, pero tal vez esto te ayude a encontrar a alguien que la tenga:

Original message:

"Greetings, I'm relatively new to the community. I'm sorry if this message doesn't go here, but I have a problem.

I've been getting a notification for months that says I have a private message and I enter my mail area and I don't see it anywhere -

- In addition to this, it tells me that I have zero but 1 saved and I search and search for the save folder and I don't see it either and it is annoying to have that notification activated, it is not deleted with anything."

¡Espero que esto ayude!

Do you need to be online all the time when using or just at start up

Thanks

Just at startup. Also, Steam has an offline mode that negates even that requirement (instructions here: https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-use-steam-offline-mode/).

I was there from '75 until last year, so I missed the ferry. Looks like fun!

Oh, alright. I'm surprised no-one else has come up with this already, but I guess having lived there for forty-odd years made it easy for me. 1969 is when the iconic bay bridge was completed.

Beautiful shots by the way, Bill. They really capture the SoCal ambience.

How's this:

https://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/Report_487/Report487.pdf

Another one! A copy of a post from 2014. Is there a point?

https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/showthread.php?25103-Were-is-the-thresh-hold-of-the-runway

I think in an effort to appeal to gamers as well as flight sim enthusiasts, Microsoft/Asobo went with a "contemporary" interface that can seem somewhat opaque. Frankly, it annoyed me and, along with many other aspects, dissuaded me from spending time with the program.

For something more familiar you should just try Steam's version of FSX. Of course, it won't be as pretty.

turn .dds file 180 degrees clockwise. then re-save .dds file.

then place in airport.

 

or is it not that straightforward?

They'll still be "backwards", just not upside-down.