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  2. You could of course just copy the whole PFPX folder onto the other computer. C:\Users\Public\Documents\PFPX Data contains pretty much all your data.
  3. Not going into details, but the cost of development of an Aircraft like an Airbus can easily add up to about a million Euros. Not only because of the manhours required, but also licensing cost, cost to geather all the information needed, the marketing and distribution, after sales support (which is huge with modern airliners compared to for instance a Cessna), etc. You can therefore calculate how expensive such an addon would have to be and how many you'd have to sell to start making money on it. For an A350 compared to an A340 you can easily double that cost.
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  5. You're not but since there are many different ways these vehicles are implemented by addon developers I am afraid it will simply be impossible to make them stop for you. Even if we'd develop a full new system to control these vehicles other developers would have to implement this system. We are sorry, but this is very very unlikely to ever happen, not just from our side, but it's even more unlikely developers would update their older addon airports with it.
  6. I believe there is a warning implemented by now which alerts you if you want to buy a product again that you own already. Not exactly what you're asking for but it goes into the direction.
  7. It works fine with a manual installation though if I remember that correctly from like a year ago. Correct me if I'm wrong.
  8. I also have Taxi2Gates Seattle, you can simply choose not to install KSEA with the pack from DD. Then you can use both. And for the price I think getting all the Boeing airfields is still a very good deal even without KSEA!
  9. As you said, it's not v4 compatible, that's why I said we can't promise it yet
  10. Rumors are that Hans Hartmann is working on the 1000. Release 2035!
  11. Hi, Boeing Field is included in Seattle Airports X which you can find here (currently even at a reduced price!): https://www.aerosoft.com/de/flugsimulation/flight-simulator-x/szenerien/2397/seattle-airports-x?number=AS14380 Seoul would be very nice indeed, but it is very hard to get access to that airport. Toulouse we can't promise yet, sorry.
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  17. lucky me, if nobody caught it for all this time my english can't be that bad... 10.000 downloads and not even 1% complains. The numbers speak for themselves.
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  22. Emi posted a file in PFPX
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    I created the Piper PA-44-180 Seminole for PFPX. Just paste the attached file into C:\Users\Public\Documents\PFPX Data\AircraftTypes and restart PFPX. The file has been created from the original AOM performance data. Please note that no 105kt climb data is published in the AOM, so only the 88kt climb profile is included.
  23. Hi, thank you for your kind words! The issue you experience looks like a conflicting file to me. Do you notice any other places in your cockpit the lighting does not match with the background of the panel? I guess somewhere a pedestal lighting file matching the old cockpit slipped in with your repaint. Check the repaints folder to see if there are any pedestal files in there and try to delete them as applicable.
  24. wow, already requesting a new Malaga while the current one hasn't even been released?
  25. Unfortunately not, the paintkit is too limited (well, there is no paintkit for the VC at all). I can only suggest using Flight Sim Labs' Spotlights, with these you can add any light you want!
  26. Nice one, it's outdated by now though: That airline changed SOPs completely a year or so ago. By now they are using a different checklist.

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