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I eventually got this working..... I had to log out of steam, exit steam, go back into steam, and then it worked and I can now download the SDK.

There have been a number of issues reported with the sim but overall I have to say I am really happy with it....... took a flight today up to 6000 feet and was between cloud layers and watching the sun poke through the upper cloud and shine on the cloud beneath. I also had AI maxed out and enjoyed seeing the lights of the different AI during the flights I took. With FS2020 what I did was set the mode to offline mode so I had the default scenery ...... but set clouds to epic. I did a couple of flights increasing the quality of the graphics as I went so they looked good on my laptop. Then I got my copilot to take off from Sydney on a short flight and enjoyed the flight as a passenger. One thing I learned was I need to be the one to land the aircraft as the copilot performed a really bad landing and almost put us through the runway. Problems I encountered were no sound in the flight sim using Bluetooth headphones and the problem with brakes and rolling down the runway to takeoff..... but got those resolved. This is a far different flightsim to fsx and P3d and the bugs will be fixed. What people need to do is to start small and work through things one at a time. I am now at the stage where I am ready to start development work on the sim. However, even though I have set developer status on I have not been able to download the SDK from the developer menu yet. I click on the option to download the SDK but nothing happens.

When I click on the installer at the top of the screen nothing happens... I would have thought a new window would have come up allowing me to install the SDK. Also when going back into the flightsim even though Developer is active the SDK menu has gone at the top and Marketplace is disabled.

I tried downloading the installer and documentation but nothing happens...... is it disabled?

Search for Repair and Refuel in your controls, and assign a key. I assigned ALT-F as it was free and request fuel is SHIFT-F, so both make sense together :).