Sunday December 4th flight

[Snorre]

Let's go back to Europe for a really fast flight. If I remember correctly, we did a flight around the famous Mach Loop before, but this time we'll do it really fast!

We need to criuse with about 350 Kts to finish the flight in time, so pick a rather fast prop aircraft or maybe your favourite Jet Fighter!

We visit a number of UK military bases, and some of the are available from the Aircraft Construction Group (ACG). They are nice to have but not necessary. Anyway, they are free!

One more thing: I will try with some friends an alternate for FSHostClient. It is a cross-plattform multiplayer tool, easy to use (or so they say...).
It is available here: pmem.uk/joinfs/index.html and I suggest you download and install it. If I find it really easy to use we should give it a try, it is more stable than FSHostClient, shows animations and allows P3D and FSX users to fly together. Questions on how to use it will be answered Sunday, so be there!!![u]



Gunter

[Snorre]

Ok, I tried the new program today, it works lilke a dream!

So, please download that program, install it and start your FSX or P3D in Single Player mode. I will host the session and guide you through the join and set up.
It's real easy and very stable!

[Uhu_Fledermaus]

make sure to setup the port forwarding !

[Snorre]

Yep, good idea! You should be able to join without, but one never knows...

[Uhu_Fledermaus]

I'll be using Dino Cattaneo's T45C Goshawk, freeware available on the ussual sites

[Snorre]

One word of adice: At least on my machine it is important to start the flight until the aircraft sits on the ramp of the departure airport before starting the JoinFS tool.

[Snorre]

Sorry, one more thing: if you downloaded JoinFS before yesterday, please update it, otherwise it won't work.

[RCAF_Wingnut]

I noticed the program requires Windows 10. I still haven't upgraded to it yet.

[Snorre]

No Sir, it runs very well with Win7. I don't have Win10 myself.