bobterri6

Trusting you to do what is right by your customers. It's time to fix this.

OMG! Please don't take it personally! I said what I did because of the reasons you stated. It's just the way it is! For the record, the Airbuses from Aerosoft, first the ones for FSX and now the professional series have been a source of tremendous satisfaction and enjoyment, so, please, don't take what I said the wrong way. I am 65 years old, and I didn't mean it in the way a youngster would, feeling entitled and not getting their way. I meant it as a man who hasn't gotten his way many times in life and that's just the way things are. You live with it and that is life! Thanks for all you do, whether I always agree with it or not. You guys are appreciated.

Hanse, I know I'll just have to accept what Aerosoft is doing. That's life!

No problem, except, if you're flying on a network and you have traffic taxiing behind you. If the taxiing is a short distance from gate to runway, you can hold up traffic for a sizable amount of time while the checklist proceeds. Usually, the taxiing is longer and it's no problem. However, there are those short taxis that make it difficult.

The problem is we're not in the real world, so there are not two, but one working these checklists and so when on-line with vatsim, it really slows down the process.

My version of Windows 10 is up to date. Version 19042.789

Same for me on both P3D 5.1 and P3D 4.5 1.4.2.0 A320. System: CPU - Intel Core i9-10900K 10-Core 3.7 GHz MB - ASRock Z490 Taichi LGA 1200 GPU - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080Ti (1920 x 1080 60Hz) GPU - Driver 461.40 RAM - G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) Microsoft Windows 10 19042.789

Same issue as UAL277. I have been adding liveries the old-fashioned way. Then they show up. I'm guessing that the clever livery manager borked the default livery manager????

Perhaps it would be wise to create instructions for this livery manager. It may be a very clever liver manager once you stumble through this thread, but just telling people to download the manager and drage a zipped livery file over is a bit vague.

I gave up! It never worked for me.

Eagle_For, Did you create the "LiveryInstaller.txt" or did Holgi, the livery creator? It seems that combining what mousemansteven said with the video you provided, Eagle_For, that it is, indeed, a clever livery manager only for certain liveries, or liveries that you create a LiveryInstaller.txt for. Am I assuming correctly?

I assumed (I know, that's a dangerous thing to do) that this, so called, clever livery manager worked with all liveries. Apparently not! Just a question: Why was this put forth as an alternative to the default livery manager without communicating that it only works with a few liveries with the "liveryinstaller.txt?"

Yes, the default liveries are installed and they show up in the livery manager. I think Eagle_for is saying the same thing.

mopperle, I will check this out later on today and get back to you. Thanks for replying.

Any help would be appreciated.