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SODE and Prepar3D V1

JohanP

JohanP

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I'm unable to find the answer. But i recently installed SODE on a machine with Prepar3D V1.
Now for some reason the config window didn't show P3D v1 to install the module.

So i'm wondering is SODE meant to be compatible with V1 and is there something wrong on my system, or is it simply incompatble?


Thanks!
 
The module is codewise compatible, since it relies on FSX-SP2 Simconnect, which is also supported in V1.
But the SODE Platform Manager does not recognize P3D V1, because it was never built for that (also I don't have V1 here to test).

You could try to do all the necessary entries into exe.xml, dll.xml and prepar3d.cfg by yourself so that the sim loads the SODE modules. It should be similar to registering SODE with FSX.
 
Jeffrey Stähli said:
The module is codewise compatible, since it relies on FSX-SP2 Simconnect, which is also supported in V1.
But the SODE Platform Manager does not recognize P3D V1, because it was never built for that (also I don't have V1 here to test).

You could try to do all the necessary entries into exe.xml, dll.xml and prepar3d.cfg by yourself so that the sim loads the SODE modules. It should be similar to registering SODE with FSX.
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Ok thanks i'll try it!
 
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