Jeffrey S. Bryner

Markus, The entire helvetic airways EJET fleet for the Feelthere V3 models for Prepar3d V4.4+ can be found on AVSIM here: https://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID=p3dacrp&DLID=215701 Enjoy, Jeffrey S. Bryner

AeroMexico Connect, "1100 E-JETS" livery WIP. I'm still working on Royal Jordanian E175, reg JY-EMC, but wanted to get this one out as it's a variant of the E190 for AeroMexico Connect I released in March. A few details are different like no aeromexico.com on the engines and a few other details. Hope to release it soon. Jeffrey S. Bryner

It's not been done yet, unfortunately.

This was published today. Here's the link on AVSIM: https://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID=p3dacrp&DLID=218241

Conviasa E190AR (YV3052) - posted to AVSIM library I just posted this to the AVSIM library. Expect to see it in the next day or so. Enjoy! Jeffrey S. Bryner

Preview of Conviasa YV3052 E190 Here's CONVIASA's E190 reg YV3052 enr SVMI - MDSD on a sunny spring afternoon. Logos are all hand drawn and vector for sharpness. I hope to release this by week's end on AVSIM. Next up is Royal Jordanian's E175, then a China Southern E190.

Sho and Keith, The textures are for the E175/E195 only. Thank you both for the replies and feedback. All the best to you both, Jeffrey S. Bryner

De nada caballero. Cuidase y su gente querida durante estos tiempos difíciles. Saludos, Jeffrey S. Bryner

John, I do indeed appreciate you lending your support and input. More minds are always better than one. BTW: You're up late, though it is Friday. 😉 Thank You, Jeff Bryner

Hi Axel, Sorry you are experiencing challenges with this. I installed the Feelthere EJET V3 as an Addon, which in part, makes permissions to the files a non-issue. As yours is installed in the Prepar3D folder, I do see what is happening in your situation. The problem indeed is permissions to the Prepar3D folder, as it is under a the Program Files parent folder, which has stricter file permissions, which can make installations and updates a headache at times. So, in order to resolve this, you will need to run the installresized.cmd file with "elevated privileges." That should resolve the permission issues the script is encountering which results in the "false errors", allowing it to do the job correctly. 😉 So, to accomplish this, you will need to run the installresized.cmd file not by clicking or double-clicking on it, but rather by doing a right-click over the installresized.cmd file name entry in the directory. Then you will see a menu (called a context menu). See the attached screenshot illustrating this. In that menu, you will see an entry that reads (in English) Run as administrator. It may also have a shield icon to the left of it. Click on that. You may receive some prompts from Windows indicating something to the effect of "Do you want to allow this program / app to make changes to your computer / device" You should reply Yes. You may also receive a prompt about requiring administrative permissions. If you do, click the Continue button. This should allow the command file to run correctly. If all else fails, you can do manually what the installresized.cmd file does. Here's the steps; After initial installation of the textures into the folder where your E175 is, there will be a folder named sharedtextures.resized and another named sharedtextures. To activate the resized textures, rename the folder sharedtextures to sharedtextures.original. Then rename the folder sharedtextures.resized to sharedtextures. To restore the original textures (if you don't like the experience with the resized ones), rename the folder sharedtextures to sharedtextures.resized. Then rename the folder sharedtextures.original to sharedtextures. Let me know how it goes. Best, Jeff Bryner

Greetings, Please see the annotated screenshot posted above. It may help you determine if you did install correctly or not. Best, Jeffrey S. Bryner

Greetings John, Glad to hear you got to use the textures. The message 'This is not the folder where the E175 EJET is installed' is generated if the air file, 175.air is not present in the folder the CMD file is run from. It's kind of a sanity check of the config/install location for the user. I, like you, have the EJET installed as an Addon. Below is an annotated screenshot showing what the folder should look like after the initial install. This is for everyone's benefit as it is clear you got everything installed correctly. I hope this visual helps out. Best, Jeff Bryner

Further to the points made by @Ecosse821 and @scoobflight, I have posted a request on the SimBrief website support forum requesting a flightplan download instructions button added for the Feelthere FP format entry. Simbrief supports the Feelthere flightplan format as @Ecosse821 mentioned and generates flight plans in that format. Here's the link to my post, feel free to correct any information I posted in it; https://www.simbrief.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2425 This little feature on Simbrief's site acts as a constant reminder of how to download the FP and where to download it in case one does not know or sometimes forgets (like me 😄).

This was published in the AVSIM library today. Here's the link: https://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID=p3dacrp&DLID=218099

Greetings to all, I just posted this package on AVSIM. Look for the title Feelthere E175/E195 V3 SP1+ V3 Resized VC Textures under the category Prepar3D - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications. I expect it will be published in the next 24 hours. I want to again thank Feelthere for the permission, thanks @vic and @FeelThere. Also, big thanks to @axelsubo for paving the way for securing the permission granted kindly by Feelthere. Thanks Axelsubo. 👏 The readme.txt file in the package as well as the text on the post thanks and credits Feelthere for the opportunity to post this. Also, the Licensing section of the readme.txt file clearly states "The DDS format textures herein are the sole property of Feelthere, and as such subject to the restrictions of use established by Feelthere" and "You must comply with any terms and conditions established FeelThere in their respective license agreements". I hoped I covered my Intellectual Property "bases." 😅 Please read the readme file with the post. It explains how to use the texture package. It's non-destructive (i.e.: does not replace / overwrite your textures). Overall, my results with the resized textures were a marked improvement, positive and consistent. I/we wish the same for those of you who use it. Blue skies and tailwinds, Jeffrey S. Bryner