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#Fs global real weather xp11 64 Bit#
#Fs global real weather xp11 Pc#

XP11 main folder from the laptop, and used that share drive in the XP11 path field on FSGRW settings menu, but still no connection possible.įS Global Real Weather (FSGRW) always uses UDP to connect to X-Plane, hence the 127.0.0.1 option when used locally and not within a network environment.

#Fs global real weather xp11 Pc#

In the simulator path I didn't really know what to write since it's not on the same computer so, I tried leaving it blank, but it give a connection error, then I created a Share in the XP11 PC for the XP11 main folder, and linked it to the laptop. I know I do not have to use the "network bridge" with XP11, so in my client laptop, IP 192.168.1.4 in my home net, I defined the settings for XP11 as 192.168.1.3 as the PC running XP11, left the default UDP port 49000, and later even tried with 49010.

#Fs global real weather xp11 64 Bit#

Now the initial post I did some 2 weeks ago:įSGRW 64 bit latest release worked fine injecting weather from the client laptop running FSGRW Build 406 64 bit to the server PC running P3Dv4.5, but it doesn't work with XP11.35. Basically had to do with Win 10 quirk on defining shared folder permissions, and not assigning it to some specific files within the share, one of them being exactly the one used by FSGRW to set X-Plane's weather. As a temporary workaround, you can use the mouse cursor to do those functions.Hi, this problem was and you can skip fwd to the last post on this thread to see how. The developer is aware of the problem and has duplicated it. You can click the face plate and the autopilot pops up outside the VR environment, then you can raise your HMD and operate the autopilot with your mouse.” If you select the autopilot, the unit’s face plate turns green, but the buttons are untouchable. “I’m unable to operate buttons on the autopilot and audio panel with the VR controllers. Be aware that I see some reports that the VR updates to the 1.3 version of the PC-12 didn’t fix some issues: Nice to see the GTN750 changes/updates, and also they are addressing some of the VR issues in both models. Increased battery capacity and generators.Disabled hydraulic brakes option (to ensure brakes work properly when engines are off).While we are at it, the B1900D X-Plane 11 version has been updated to version 1.2 with the following changes: Sounds: Decreased interior engine volume.

Fixed overhead amps indication spillover.

Moved sun visor default position so it doesn’t block the overhead buttons.

EHSI: Added wind vector arrow and speed.

Fixed autopilot servos coming on when engaging an AP mode.

Improved crosswind taxi, takeoff, and landing ability.

Multiple flight model adjustments for XP11.30.

Fixed rapid clicking noise when HSI CDI is in GPS mode.

More sound improvements: Fire Test, wind sound, doors sounds, etc.

With this new update, I’ll probably pick it up in the next. I haven’t flown the PC-12 in a long time because I had the old XP10 version that didn’t really work right in XP11. So it looks like Carenado has updated their X-Plane 11 version of the Pilatus PC-12 to fix some issues associated with XP 11.30.