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  1. I'll try.

    You will need to set Windows File Explorer views to 

    "Show hidden files, folders and drives" and

    deselect "Hide file extensions for known file types to see the folders

    and file names correctly.

     

    1. Open Windows File Explorer and navigate to your simulator's main folder.

    2. Find the file named scenery.cfg and copy it to somewhere else.

    3. Navigate to  C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\ or Lockheed Martin\FSX or P3D

    where you will find another file named scenery.cfg.

    4. Change its name to something else, such as scenery.cfg.off

    5. Copy the scenery.cfg file you saved from the main simulator folder into the

    C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\ or Lockheed Martin\FSX or P3D folder.

    6. Run FTX Central and wait for it to finish working.

    7. Run your simulator

     

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  2.  

    If FTX Central stops working and tells you it has created an error log

    Before posting a support request, please read the log and if you see the following text, 

     

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    "Could not find a part of the path 'C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\FSX-SE\scenery.cfg'."

     

    please visit this page.

    Download the FSX Registry Utility and use it to set the registry for your FSX Steam Edition.

    Hopefully, you will then see an FSX option when you next start FTX Central, choose that and

    the error message should be gone.

     

    If you need help with the TweakFS utility, there is a short guide here:

     

     

    If the error does not contain this text, please post a support topic in this forum.

    Thanks.

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  3. 1. Open FTX Central and click on the icon with Not installed

     

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    2, You will see this, click on Installation Options

     

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    3. Now you will see this, select Install from my manually downloaded zip

     

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    4. This window will open, use it to navigate to where you stored the .zip file for the product you are installing.

     

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    5. Select the file, like I did and click on Open, you will see this

     

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    6. Click on continue and you will see something like this happen

     

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    7. Now the product is installed, this one has no control panel but it does have a User Guide and you can uninstall it, so one grey

    and inactive icon and two blue and active ones.

     

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    8. Configure your product with the control panel if it has one and then you are finished.

    The first picture will now look like this and you can use your product.

     

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  4. On 12/23/2015 at 7:06 PM, Bernd Podhradsky said:

    Agreed, this will be fixed! Of course, these kind of things can always happen when performing automated processing of large amounts of data (because we can't possibly look at every square inch of the planet when compiling a global scenery product) but in this case it destroys the immersion when flying in and out of CYVR so it will be corrected.

     

    Cheers,

    Bernd

     

  5. Depending on the method used to install FSX Steam Edition, there may be no registry entry

    created for the FTX installers to use.

    The result will be this

    Untitled.jpg

     

    The solution is to download the FSX Registry Utility that can be found on

    this page.

    You will find a full user guide in FSX Registry Utility Help.chm which is included

    in the download.

    Use this utility to set the path to your FSX Steam Edition installation and

    the installer will then offer the option of FSX.

     

  6. If FSX boxed is the only FSX version on a PC, clearly the correct installer and FTX Central version to use is the FSX

    one.

    In any case, there will only be a choice of FSX in the installer drop down menu and FTX Central will simply start and

    manipulate FSX files.

     

    Some confusion may arise when FSX Steam Edition is the only FSX version on the PC.

    If it has been correctly installed, the installer and FTX Central should recognise it as FSX boxed and behave as above.

     

    Sometimes, however, the installer and/or FTX Central will register that there is a copy of both versions, when in fact there is not.

    If this occurs and FSX Steam Edition is the only version installed, it must be treated as if it were FSX boxed, again as above.

    If either the FSX Steam Edition installer option of the FTX Central FSX Steam Edition option are used, files will be placed in

    misnamed folders and FTX Central will not see them and generate an error message.

     

    This may seem a little counter-intuitive but the FSX Steam Edition installer and FTX Central options are only for where both versions

    are installed on the same PC.

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