Bill Platt

The version on the site has a readme referring to version 4.852 which is Prepar3D 1.4 ready. Yet when I install I still get the warning the version isn't for the version of Prepar3D I have and that FSUIPC is really Version 4.851 Bill

It's a-ok with me.. I don't mind change as long as I understand why the change was made. Which I do, thanks to your good support of the product. :) Cheers Bill

Thanks Pete, and apologies about my grammar in that post.. I was obviously not paying attention to some spelling and grammar with that. :) Glad you understood it. Yes you are right it doesn't happen with the other two, I realized I had accidentally minimized AS2012 to the systray when I was testing that.. My apologies. Lastly, can you confirm this is a recent addition you made just for peace of mind. Or did I get lucky that it wasn't doing this with the build I was using before I upgraded? You know how us simmers are, one thing happens that is different from what we are used to and we start freakin out. :mrgreen: Thanks again sir! Bill

Hiya Pete.. Today was a maintenance day for me and I finally upgraded FSUIPC for Prepar3D and it is doing something it has never done before and I'm having a bit of a time trying to figure out how to stop it. If I run Prepar3D with either ActiveSky, REX, or even FSRealLite and I set the weather to a local preset like "Fair Weather" FSUIPC is automatically reverting it back to custom weather. The log Sometimes the weather depiction during a land, taking off or in general sometimes isn't exactly what I want so I will go in and set it to a weather theme instead. Before it would always stick with the theme weather and only go back to custom weather when the weather program set new data to Prepar3D. How do I go about getting FSUIPC to stop resetting the weather back to global? Thanks Pete! Bill