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Hi. A question was asked earlier at OzX, and I was unable to answer, so I thought I would check here and see if anyone knew.
If you are developing a new airport scenery and you want it to work in FSX and Prepar3D (V2.4), then would you use the FSX SDK or the P3D SDK or both?
There are a couple of notes regarding this on the P3D website, but I found one to be as clear as mud and the other to be incorrect. They stated that all FSX SP2 add ons would work in P3D, which can not be the case if every developer out there now is making new installers and adjustments for their products. I know from personal experience that most FSX SP2 add ons will work in P3D, but I have also experienced and read about many exceptions to this. The two P3D sources I'm referring to are :
http://www.prepar3d.com/support/sdk/ and
http://www.prepar3d.com/add-ons/
So is there a simple answer to the "Which SDK" question?
Cheers,
Scott
If you are developing a new airport scenery and you want it to work in FSX and Prepar3D (V2.4), then would you use the FSX SDK or the P3D SDK or both?
There are a couple of notes regarding this on the P3D website, but I found one to be as clear as mud and the other to be incorrect. They stated that all FSX SP2 add ons would work in P3D, which can not be the case if every developer out there now is making new installers and adjustments for their products. I know from personal experience that most FSX SP2 add ons will work in P3D, but I have also experienced and read about many exceptions to this. The two P3D sources I'm referring to are :
http://www.prepar3d.com/support/sdk/ and
http://www.prepar3d.com/add-ons/
So is there a simple answer to the "Which SDK" question?
Cheers,
Scott