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Aerosoft Beaver fully working in P3D (on my machine) !

Started by Tatankamani, Jan 27 2012 18:05

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#1 Tatankamani

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Geschrieben 27 Januar 2012 - 18:05

Hi,
I know, how to get the the Beaver fully working in P3D, i.e. I am speaking of three gauges, which did not work, when copying the Beaver over to P3D. Because of permanent EULA discussions, I do not know whether to publish this or not. Maybe, Aerosoft could publish this as an update ?
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#2 Mathijs Kok

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Geschrieben 30 Januar 2012 - 13:12

If these are files we added that should be no problem, if it are FSX default files it is an issue and you can only explain what to copy where.

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#3 Tatankamani

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Geschrieben 31 Januar 2012 - 16:11

Here is, what you need to do, to get missing Beaver gauges (3) working.

1) Go to Beaver panel directory and take Beaver.CAB to any empty working directory and extract the cabinet file.
2) Open gyro.xml with any text editor
3) Remove second line, which reads <!DOCTYPE Gauge SYSTEM "../gauges.dtd">
4) Save gyro.xml
5) Do the same with files hsi.xml and vertical.xml
6) Create a new Beaver.CAB file and put it back into the panel directory.

That's all.

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#4 Eric Bakker

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Geschrieben 13 Mai 2012 - 21:45

Thanks Bruno, it worked great! Now I can use The Eternal Beaver in Prepar3D. :excellenttext_s:

To help others and save them some time I upload my edited Beaver.CAB here.
I repacked the files using the Prepar3D SDK 1.3 CabDir program. I had to zip it to be able to upload it to this forum
Use at your own risk.

Instructions:
Please unzip the attached Beaver.zip file and put the Beaver.CAB in this folder:
\SimObjects\Airplanes\Aerosoft Beaver Standard Wheels\Panel