[Unable to Save]

Is it the main FSX location, or the Flight Simulator X Files save location? In all of the FSC versions from 9.0 through 9.2, I have had to add that info manually, by opening thefsc.ini file. It never saved the data, even when my UAC was of and I STILL ran FSC as an adminstrator.

To help give you an idea of what you might need to do, here is the info I had to enter manually(in Windows 7): FPPATH10=C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\Flight Simulator X Files. I also had to add the path location for P3D flight plans as well.

As far as I know, FSC can't read plans created using the FSX Flight Planner, so you can only open the FSC flight plans that are saved in <FSC9>\Flightplan folder.

Mark

[Unable to Save]

Hi Mark,

Please send me an e-mail. You can find my address at the bottom of our homepage.

Volker

Thanks Volker.

An e-mail has been sent.

Mark

[Unable to Save]

Windows 7 Professional 64bit and using FSC 9.2 (Build 02-May-2012)

I can't get FSC to save a flight plan for P3D. It works fine for FSX though. I started FSC 9.2 from a shortcut I created using the commnd line J:\FSC9\FSC.exe -2.

I have provided an image to show the FSC 9.2 paths for Prepar3D and, at the bottom of the image, the massage I am getting when I try to save a plan.

Sorry if this question has been answered or if this is not the right place to ask. I did a search for the problem but didn't find anything.

Mark

[auto pilot altitude problem]

I want to do a cross country flight with MF3 using several different types of aircraft. The problem is that they fly at around 1800 - 2000 feet on auto pilot, thus, crashing into hills or mountains on there journey. Is there a way to set the altitude to a height above this seemingly default setting?