FSX SDK....

Hi Folks

Francois said:
BASys said:
Hi Folks



The MS beta testers were never issued with Acceleration disks,
and their downloads didn't include the older SP1A SDK or containing subfolder.


HTH
ATB
Paul
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Yes they were.......
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Francois -
Well you're the first
and only one I've heard of
who received an Acceleration disk.

The downloads didn't include the older SP1A SDK or containing subfolder.

The
ATB
Paul
 
stiz said:
it aint that bad :)

Install SDK from main FSX disks
Install the SP1 patch from the Acceleration disk
Install the Acceleration extra (or SP2) patch from the Acceleration disk

simples :engel016:
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I have FSX Deluxe and Acceleration and can find the SDK and service packs on the disks. But when trying to installed SDK the disk just spins and spins. DVD drive seems to be working otherwise. The program I want to use involves a lengthy learning curve and I haven't even been able to install the required SDK software yet. I'll report back in a year or so, it looks like.
 
The Prepar3d v1.x SDK is 100% compatible with FSX Acceleration objects and is freely downloadable from Lockheed Martin. One install file.
 
henrystreet said:
The Prepar3d v1.x SDK is 100% compatible with FSX Acceleration objects and is freely downloadable from Lockheed Martin. One install file.
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I just learned this this morning and didn't waste any time about downloading and installing it. FSX SE doesn't come with the SDK so you have to look elsewhere for it.
 
Sorry, I'm a little late to this thread...


I'm wondering if I install the Prepare3D SDK, would there be any reason I would need or want to also install the FSX SDK on my system?
 
None at all. I have the P3D 1.4 SDK for FSX modelling in 3ds Max and don't need anything else.
 
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