Again another very dumb question...

[FSX_Dude]

Ok I downloaded the Airport Design Editor and it supposed to link to FSX (well that is what it says)and it won't link to it and I can't figure out why.I need help soon or my head is ganna explode.

-FSX_Dude

[Fr. Bill]

Did you read the requirements? ADE requires the freeware version of FSUIPC to be installed.

If you do have FSUIPC installed and still have connection problems, ask Jon for help in the official support forum at FS Developer:

http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=95

Have you opened and read the extensive manual yet? There are other requirements for ADE to function, including dotNet Framework 3.5...

[FSX_Dude]

I have all the requirements but still it don't work and I have followed the instructions too.

[FSX_Dude]

I got it to work. Time to start a making/fixing airports

[Capt.Propwash]

SO...... what was the problem?

[FSX_Dude]

I had to start a airport project then it would connect which goes against the manual. :-?

[Scruffyduck]

It doesn't make a lot of sense to connect to FS before a project is loaded which is why you need to start a project and then connect.  Why - well perhaps we are wrong but that would just place the ADE display somewhere or the other on the surface of the earth and then the user would need to load whatever was there afterwards.

We need to make the manual clear on that.  We are updating it now and I will make sure it is clear on the sequence of events for connecting to the sim.