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Is PF3 destructive to the operation of FSX in some cases?

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Yoshihide Ikeuchi
Post subject: Is PF3 destructive to the operation of FSX in some cases?
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2021 12:25 am
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These are technical questions for PF3.

1: When PF3 is run (press "Connect to FS" button), the flaps and gears become no functional on FSX (there is no problem with P3D V3.2). What are the possible causes?

2: 　According to the ONCOURSE SOFTWARE PF3 ATC tutorial video and manual, I tried a difficult LOWI approach with the default B737(CP mode 3), but I failed every landings because PF3 did not guide the approach properly.
I would appreciate it if you could give me any helpful video showing the LOWI approach procedure with PF3. Also, it is fairly difficult for me to understand the holding pattern. Is there a video that explains it with PF3?

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Dave Leesley
Post subject: Re: Is PF3 destructive to the operation of FSX in some cases?
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2021 5:40 pm
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Yoshihide Ikeuchi wrote: *  Sun Dec 12, 2021 12:25 am
These are technical questions for PF3.

1: When PF3 is run (press "Connect to FS" button), the flaps and gears become no functional on FSX (there is no problem with P3D V3.2). What are the possible causes?

2: 　According to the ONCOURSE SOFTWARE PF3 ATC tutorial video and manual, I tried a difficult LOWI approach with the default B737(CP mode 3), but I failed every landings because PF3 did not guide the approach properly.
I would appreciate it if you could give me any helpful video showing the LOWI approach procedure with PF3. Also, it is fairly difficult for me to understand the holding pattern. Is there a video that explains it with PF3?

Thank you.
In answer to your post.

1.There are no problems with PF3 and FSX as i.... and many other have used it.
Is PF3 up to date with latest version and have you run any runtimes from this site, check any FAQ's.

2.When you say PF3 did not guide you properly, what exactly happened.....without a log it makes it harder to try and work out what happened, please see above notice in "RED".

As for any video's have you tried "YouTube"...a whole host of info out there to assist you.

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Dave March
Post subject: Re: Is PF3 destructive to the operation of FSX in some cases?
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2021 1:31 pm
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1. No, PF3 does NOT affect gear/flaps in FSX

2. Section 20 provides a lot of info on LOWI approaches

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