Sincerely,

                                                                                      Connor Richey

Emails appear to be ignored. Are they still in business or are they in trouble somehow? I just want my plane or my money back. Anybody help?

Ken C. (Suffolk, UK)

Thanks

Thanks

On the 03/AUG/17 I purchased the MAAM SIM B25J V7 for FSX , downloaded and installed.

When I selected the aircraft in freeflight , I found the aircraft twitching and moveing on the tarmac , with no engines running in cold/dark.

It has taken me 4 days to find the culprit , but don't know if I have isolated the correct item , below is the two repeated entries in the aircraft.cfg file where only one should reside.

As you can see from below entries , the top one of the two has now been isolated , which I think comes from the fs9 version , could someone confirm if correct one has been isolated.

//empty_weight=22124.000000
//empty_weight_roll_MOI=0.000000
//empty_weight_pitch_MOI=0.000000
//empty_weight_yaw_MOI=0.000000
//empty_weight_coupled_MOI=0.000000
//max_gross_weight=34716.000000

empty_weight= 21144.0
empty_weight_roll_MOI= 110000.0
empty_weight_pitch_MOI= 130000.0
empty_weight_yaw_MOI= 65000.0
empty_weight_coupled_MOI= 0.0
max_gross_weight= 36000.0
CG_forward_limit= 2.0
CG_aft_limit= 2.0

regards alan.

The author (Daniel Nole) is unreachable...Too bad though...it would be the prefect bird for my Brazil adventure!

(just the back floor...the rest is perfect.)

But there were no instructions on how to downlad, I have received  no emails from them and I have tried to contact them three times through their enquiry form but these seem to be being ignored.

If I have to, I will get my bank to retrieve the money paid by card but I would obviously rather prefer to get what I have bought.

John

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php/98812-XC-47C-MAAM-Textures?p=1204653#post1204653

I'm using FSX SE, Windows 10, 64-bit.

However I don't see such a file in the B-25 files.  Can anyone tell me how to do this?

Many thanks in advance.

Don Whyte

As soon as I try to open the overhead electrical panel, FSX crashes to the desktop.

There is another, less critical but possibly related symptom: When I start FSX, and when I try to select any aircraft from the Free Flight screen, I get an error

"There are multiple objects with the same title name. They must have unique title names.

Douglas C-47 RAF KG374

SimObjects\Airplanes\MAAM-SIM C-47A - Air Drop Cargo"

Closing the error message allows FSX to continue to load the aircraft, but then trying to open the overrhead panel crashes FSX.

I can open the other popup windows like the quadrant and the flaps and gear with no problem. Only the overhead panel crashes FSX.

I am running FSX SP2 on Win 7 64-bit, with an Nvidia GTX-550ti graphics card.

Update: I removed the whole MAAM-SIM C-47A - Air Drop Cargo folder temporarily from the Airplanes folder, and the error disappeared. But opening the overhead panel still crashes FSX.

Is this a known problem? Could I be missing a gauge file, or something?

Thanks for any advice,

Andy

Fixing the FSX DLL Trust Policy

Overview:

When you load an FSX add-on aircraft for the first time, FSX should ask you if you trust the dlls (gauge files) when the airplane is first loaded. This should only happen the first time, or after a patch is applied to the add-on aircraft.

Occasionally, FSX will forget to ask you to authorize the dlls, and this can create an undesirable circumstances where the dlls (gauge files) are not loaded with the rest of the airplane. The end result is an unusable simulation.

Correcting the Problem:

The first step to correcting this problem is to open the FSX.CFG file and delete all references to your product that can be found under the [TRUSTED] section of the FSX.CFG.

Next, you must eliminate a troublesome registry setting that Windows uses for third party DLL trust policy selection.

Check if the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WinTrust\Trust Providers\Software Publishing registry key is set to 0x63c00. This value is Microsoft's WinTrust policy selection flags, as described here. The 0x40000 flag means "Allow only items in personal trust database" and apparently, this clashes with FSX's ability to allow manual authorization of unrecognized DLLs, telling it instead to never trust anything outside the user's personal trust.

Unsetting this flag (putting it back to its default 0x23c00 value) returns all operations to normal and Flight Simulator X will once again be able to ask the user to designate the PMDG DLL modules as 'Trusted' software.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please report if this solves the problem.

A couple of days ago , me and another member of the 91st , where flying the maamsim b25 on joinfs version 1.2.10 , we tookoff from KNUQ and had just passed the first vor GTD on our route and turned towards our second vor when within a split second of each other our flightsims had a fatal crash , as anyone else flown the b25 in formation on joinFS and had any fatal crashes.

My friend had a spinning ring of death , no message , i had a message saying visualfx.dll failed , i have a very good games machine , and have not had any other aircraft cause this , i know this is an old aircraft now that as been updated to work on FSX.

We have also done the same route a few times on our individual machines without joinFS in the B25 with no issues , i am just trying to figure out what might be the issue causing these fatal CTD`s while flying on joinFS .

Regards Alan Cottrill.

Installed the Maam DC3 in FSX-SE and the left engine will not fire up.

Any ideas?

Thanks, David

an anyone direct me to where I could find  download links for "Yanko's Toy Box"?

The links from the Maam Avenger enhancements page no longer work.

I'm looking for both Battle of Midway and Coral Sea sceneries but my search so far has been unproductive. All the others there, textures/repaints work fine though.

Many thanks!!

I'm not fond of them and would like to remove them.

Does anyone know where they are and what they're called?

I have the following question,

I installed the Avenger in FSX but when i switch to the TO or Main panel a black part appear in the lower side of the screen.

I can manually adjust this part of the screen to full screen mode.

But is there a way to adjust this in the panel cfg to keep the background in full screen mode during switching between panels.

thanks so far. 

rgds Willem.

Have just installed the 7th edition Briefing Time FSX edition on my machine and the attached shows what the textures look like, .

My system is running FSX + Acceleration pack plus a few addon aircraft, Rex essentials plus and ORBX scenery.

The OS is Windows 8 Pro with 6GB RAM and an NVidia GTX 570 GPU.

The second attachment shows that textures are present and also the path, .

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

:smile: Why is there chickens clucking sounds when an engine goes out and why does the engine go out in the first place?

can't see outside. Anubody can suggest a fix for this problem?

Any help with this problem will be appreciated.

Cuco

San Juan, PR

As many members of this forum will know, the "AWOL Altimeter Bug" was discovered and a solution formulated by savvy customers here quite some time ago.  Alas, this was all after the retirement of the MAAM-SIM development team and the release of the final version, v10, of the R4D/DC-3/C-47 package for FSX, so it was never incorporated into the installer. 

The solution required editing the panel.cfg files of the DC-3 Passenger version and the C-47A Cargo version models from which many of the other aircraft panels are aliased.  Only the R4D and those planes using its panel were unaffected. In a nutshell, a missing 1 in the altimeter gauge name in three locations in both defective panel.cfg files caused the altimeters to go missing from the VC and mini-panel of all the affected aircraft. The patch will save you the tedium of hunting down and doing the edits by replacing the two faulty files with fixed ones.

Download the patch here:

http://www.maam.org/downloads/R4D_FSX_Missing_Alt_Patch.zip

Simply unzip, then follow the direction in the included patch_readme.txt

NOTE: Customers who purchase and download the FSX R4D/DC-3/C-47 package after May 2, 2016 will find the patch included in their download archive.

Thanks for your patience and understanding, and of most of all for supporting the historic aircraft restoration programs of the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum by your purchase.