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    You get a message from the Hosting company. Short story they need to move us to a new server. I have been working with them to plan a good date for all concerned. Here is what we have come up with as a schedule.

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"Exit"

Tom Clayton

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In P3D, I understand you can have your "avatar" take a ground vehicle to your plane, exit that, then get into the plane and fly. I don't need that, but one of the more satisfying aspects of FS9 was sitting in the VC while I opened the canopy or door at the end of a long flight. I miss that in this new sim. If this sounds strange, well, just consider the source! :dizzy:
 
In P3D, I understand you can have your "avatar" take a ground vehicle to your plane, exit that, then get into the plane and fly. I don't need that, but one of the more satisfying aspects of FS9 was sitting in the VC while I opened the canopy or door at the end of a long flight. I miss that in this new sim. If this sounds strange, well, just consider the source! :dizzy:

I agree! Not on the source, :very_drunk: but the not having an exit. Part of a C&D start was lowering the canopy.
 
While "EXIT OPEN" has been "deprecated" in the MSFS variables, "CANOPY OPEN" is still there, and so perhaps it can still be used in non-default aircraft models.
 
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