Prepar3d V4, the import business

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Prepar3d V4, the import business

Postby OldAirmail » Sun Jun 04, 2017 9:32 am

Along with thousands of other people I've been trying to import FSX, and even designated P3d V3, scenery & planes.

Sometimes it works, and sometimes it fails terribly.

Last night I tried to install the Madeira X Evolution (Prepar3d V3 version) scenery that I bought last month.

It installed without a problem. That is, until I tried a flight from LPMA. No ocean, lots of sand dunes.


There's a way to go, yet. But that's ok. Unlike some people on the LM Prepared website, I didn't uninstall V3. :D



BTW #1 - Photoreal scenery from BlueSkyScenery installs perfectly.

BTW #2 - As I install more and more scenery the P3d V4 startup does slow down just a bit, but nowhere near as slow as V3 was.


A TIP for the BlueSkyScenery - I have all of that in it's own folder outside of all three flight sims, BUT all three sims point to that directory so I don't really "install" any of it. All totaled, I have 151GB of their scenery that is shared between FSX, P3d V3, and P3d V4.
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