Quote from: tim arnot on September 04, 2020, 09:40:26 PM
Export as FSX/P3D: it works fine. Only thing missing is a label on the button.

The only thing not currently implemented is IFR plans that incorporate departure and arrival procedures. But since Plan-G is a VFR planner...

Ok, thank you very much Tim.

The point is, I've been using Plan-G pretty much since its inception, it's by far one of my favorite software. I really like this last version and I take this opportunity to send you my sincere thanks.

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Hello,

Plan-G v4.0.0.220 works fine with MSFS (FS2020), maybe even better than FSX or XP with earlier versions. We get optimal flight tracking: thank you for that!  :)

Only a small problem: it does not seem possible yet to create a .pln flight plan (in quick edition) exportable to MSFS. Maybe it's still a little too early?

Best regards.

antier

Hello everyone,

I searched for an answer on the forum, but I did not find it (or so, I searched badly !). You will excuse me if this question has already been asked.

I have been a Plan-G user for a very long time: I started with FSX, continued with P3D and recently I'm running on XP11.

I have version Plan-G 3.2.1.151 (coupled with the plugin XPUIPC) which I am really very satisfied. I mainly use OpenStreetMap (OSM) maps.  :D

Except that I can not fly with satellite maps! And I really like using satellite maps from time to time. I have tried with Mapbox (card subscription) but their site and their procedures have completely changed, I do not understand.

My question is, how can you fly in 2019 using Plan-G and satellite maps?

Thank you in advance for your enlightening answers.

A newbie.