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P3Dv3 & P-38

dougal

dougal

Charter Member 2016
Do we yet have a QUALITY P-38 for P3Dv3?
I bought the latest Milviz offering just before switching from FSX to P3D and REALLY miss it:-(
 
What's wrong with the default P-38 that is from JF/AH?

Also the Milviz P-38 will work in P3D V3.1.
 
Yes it will work. Eventually all of our products will be redone to provide a "Universal Installer" to allow install to any of the "ESP based simulators", which of course FSX and Prepar3D are.
 
n4gix said:
Yes it will work. Eventually all of our products will be redone to provide a "Universal Installer" to allow install to any of the "ESP based simulators", which of course FSX and Prepar3D are.
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Are we talking about the P38-L? When I try to install it in P3D, I get an error message staing its not licensed for this sim.

I REALLY miss it and would love to have it back.
 
n4gix said:
Yes it will work. Eventually all of our products will be redone to provide a "Universal Installer" to allow install to any of the "ESP based simulators", which of course FSX and Prepar3D are.
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Anyone know if Bill was referring to their latest offering (which is simply stunning), and if so, how to do it?
 
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