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Transferring a plan to MSFS

Started by Jurgenm1947, November 17, 2020, 12:06:56 PM

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Jurgenm1947

I've planned a route in Plan-G and tried to export (top box selected) to the MSFS folder but when I select load in MSFS there's no plan as it's been saved as a .pln file there's no option to save it as a .plg or a .flt file, cantell me where I'm going wrong please.

Thank you
jm

tim arnot

"autoexport" is the name Plan-G gives to a plan after you cancel the export (basically because it thinks something went wrong. You can still save it with a new name though.

MSFS will open any pln file in any folders (it's a standard file open dialog...), with the exception of accented characters in the path or filename. MSFS reallydoesn't like accented characters.

So far you've shown me a screenshot of a folder with a .pln in it. From what I can see, there's no reason MSFS should not be able to find it and open it. Can you show me a screenshot from inside MSFS, where it can't see the file? Thanks.

Tim. @TimArnot

Jurgenm1947

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Hi Tim,
Appreciate your help and as requested I've attached the MSFS folder with the plan that was saved.
jm

tim arnot

Does your plan have a destination? It's not shown in the filename. If it doesn't go to an airport, MSFS will probably not load it (neither would FSX or P3d).

Tim. @TimArnot

Jurgenm1947

There's no airport just waypoints as it was just a scenic route, so that was the problem then, not having a destination airport.
jm