FS2004 7e7
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 4:48 pmI need a 7e7 for FS2004 with working AP. All the ones I have downloaded the AP doesn't work.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 4:48 pmRe: FS2004 7e7
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 4:58 pmRe: FS2004 7e7
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 5:54 pmwhere do i download it?
Re: FS2004 7e7
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 6:37 pmwhere do i download it?
Have you done a Google search for one...
I did, and found lots of them...
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Re: FS2004 7e7
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 1:29 pmHave you ever tried to make an autopilot yourself?
And what is it that actually doesn't work?
The gauges you click at or the autopilot itself?
If the last is the case, try to look at the autopilot section in the Aircraft.cfg of your 787.
- If it doesn't even exist, you know why it didn't work.
- If it does, you can look at the Microsoft's "Aircraft Container" SDK for FS
(the one for fs9 is downloadable freeware, the fsx one can only be found at the Deluxe/Pro Edition's DVD)
Otherwise the gauges are maybe not setup correctly.
You can configure them with payware software like Abacus "Custom Panel Designer" (CPD), or with "FS Panel Studio", which I find is better.
There is perhaps also free-ware to get this job done. Hand-editing the gauges-settings in panel.cfg and the other files is not a good and easy way.
And what is it that actually doesn't work?
The gauges you click at or the autopilot itself?
If the last is the case, try to look at the autopilot section in the Aircraft.cfg of your 787.
- If it doesn't even exist, you know why it didn't work.
- If it does, you can look at the Microsoft's "Aircraft Container" SDK for FS
(the one for fs9 is downloadable freeware, the fsx one can only be found at the Deluxe/Pro Edition's DVD)
Otherwise the gauges are maybe not setup correctly.
You can configure them with payware software like Abacus "Custom Panel Designer" (CPD), or with "FS Panel Studio", which I find is better.
There is perhaps also free-ware to get this job done. Hand-editing the gauges-settings in panel.cfg and the other files is not a good and easy way.