12-09-2005, 06:38 PM
Well...
I've trolled and searched the forums high and low, but I cannot find any clear instructions on how to get the PMDG 737 to work
without hassles when using FSPassengers. I've found several posts from forum moderators and beta testers to the effect that they say it
all "works fine". But they don't mention exactly how they got the PMDG aircraft to work. It's all very unclear and confusing.
- A few posts say to "use the updated Payload Model for the PMDG 737" available in the 'More Downloads' section of the site. (But
does that cure it completely?)
- Another few select posts state that one should use the "DisablePayloadDialogWeightModif" in the .ini file; then simply load
everything as wished in the intrinsic PMDG Loader and not worry about what you do with FSP since it won't matter except for revenue
calculation.
- Yet another series of posts says to simply use the intrinsic PMDG Loader to load fuel, but nothing else. THEN use FSP to load pax
& cargo.
- Then another post elsewhere indicating that one can use FSPassengers to load EVERYTHING (fuel/pax/cargo), but then one
should access the PMDG menu (within FS9) to enter the fuel balance as given in FSPassengers since the latter is unable to balance it
all successfully.
Again, very confusing.
If someone who has flown the PMDG 737 alongside FSPassengers and used both effectively without any
problems/hangups/crashes/etc., please let the rest of us know exactly what formula we should effect in order to have a similar
experience? I realize that FSP and PMDG's 737 doesn't really work well together out-of-the-box; that's not a problem. But I would love to
know what the textbook workaround is to get FSP to at least play "nicely" with PMDG's aircraft.
I love the FSP product and have flown with it successfully using other aircraft; but, since the PMDG 737 series uses its own Loader, I'm at
a loss as to how to proceed.
Again, a *final* clearing up of the matter would be immensely appreciated; and, if it CAN be cleared up, sticky-ing such a
post would be great for others as well.
Regards,
Robert
I've trolled and searched the forums high and low, but I cannot find any clear instructions on how to get the PMDG 737 to work
without hassles when using FSPassengers. I've found several posts from forum moderators and beta testers to the effect that they say it
all "works fine". But they don't mention exactly how they got the PMDG aircraft to work. It's all very unclear and confusing.
- A few posts say to "use the updated Payload Model for the PMDG 737" available in the 'More Downloads' section of the site. (But
does that cure it completely?)
- Another few select posts state that one should use the "DisablePayloadDialogWeightModif" in the .ini file; then simply load
everything as wished in the intrinsic PMDG Loader and not worry about what you do with FSP since it won't matter except for revenue
calculation.
- Yet another series of posts says to simply use the intrinsic PMDG Loader to load fuel, but nothing else. THEN use FSP to load pax
& cargo.
- Then another post elsewhere indicating that one can use FSPassengers to load EVERYTHING (fuel/pax/cargo), but then one
should access the PMDG menu (within FS9) to enter the fuel balance as given in FSPassengers since the latter is unable to balance it
all successfully.
Again, very confusing.
If someone who has flown the PMDG 737 alongside FSPassengers and used both effectively without any
problems/hangups/crashes/etc., please let the rest of us know exactly what formula we should effect in order to have a similar
experience? I realize that FSP and PMDG's 737 doesn't really work well together out-of-the-box; that's not a problem. But I would love to
know what the textbook workaround is to get FSP to at least play "nicely" with PMDG's aircraft.
I love the FSP product and have flown with it successfully using other aircraft; but, since the PMDG 737 series uses its own Loader, I'm at
a loss as to how to proceed.
Again, a *final* clearing up of the matter would be immensely appreciated; and, if it CAN be cleared up, sticky-ing such a
post would be great for others as well.
Regards,
Robert