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SAMM and Prepar3D v2.5

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Lockheed Martin has changed the location of the SimObjects folder specifications in P3D v2.5. They used to be in [Main] block of Prepar3D.cfg. They are now in a new file named "simobjects.cfg" in the C:\ProgramData folder.

I have just uploaded a new development release to http://stuff4fs.com. It uses the new SimObjects definitions. (Of course, the old ones still work for all earlier releases.) Anyone who has updated to P3D v2.5 should use this development release. Please report any difficulties ASAP.
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