General Discussion

I can only go by a well know UK airport developer who stated the SDK is still work in progress not complete at the moment, and totally different why of doing it in MSFS so no your FSX P3D scenery will not work in MSFS, that will not stop some trying from past experience. And the price of MSFS includes the + in app purchases in just like steam DLC i suspect, and the boxed version will not ship till after the 18th release date. IF your not sure and want to try before you fly pickup a Game pass for a month £1 give it a test on your PC then by outright if you like it.

@ch0llis Thank you for that explanation. I've learned from you today, so many thanks again. As they say, "every day's a school day". Kind regards Andrew

Sorry didn't mention I am using P3D v4.5. John

@Dardango There is a B753 Delta repaint in TG but, like many other models it lacks the winglets that are now pretty standard on most commercial airliners. (Yet another issue that was raised on numerous occasions in the EA forum). Even a lot of B737s lack them, despite the fact that a winglet model is provided and all it takes to add them to any repaint is to edit the relevant aircraft.cfg to read model=w. JF have promised some new aircraft models (along with more liveries) in an upcoming update but, it's not really a lot of hassle to substitute the non-winglet one with a freeware (wingleted) model and repaint.

@Derek Thank you ! This is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know there was a separate support page where you can select all the products and see the latest versions. Regards

@johnboy said in Windows 10 compatibility: @Derek So I understand still a kick in the wallet for us poor users who have spent hundreds on software that is now useless. Still as they say once bitten twice shy, guess I'll look elsewhere for software now. Cant really afford to buy another OS just to run FS, so its the bin for the present stuff. I agree. Please make sure you let Microsoft know how their actions in regard to this kind of change affect users and small software businesses alike.