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fuchsias
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Hi all,this may seem like a real dumb question but are add-ons for fs 2004 compatable with FSX and if they are is there any certain way off installing them
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Elite0259
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Location: My House
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| check the compatibility, it will tell you, there are a few, but they're pretty well organized here. |
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RadarMan
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Scenery no, aircraft, the gauges are a problem.
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Scenery no, aircraft, the gauges are a problem.
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Not all FS2004 a/c work in FSX. Most CaptSim ones are pretty useless right now. Sure, they appear but they don't function correctly.
Some aircraft require the panel.cfg to be modified to get the 2D panel view to display properly.
And, yes, the gauges are a problem. |
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