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The plans file format MUST be fms, however this might be different with some payware aircraft
You can add these folders in while the game is running so you can plan flights without disconnecting from vatsim (if you use it)
There are plenty of YouTube videos you can learn from. A picture paints a thousand words as they say.
No, you mean "there is a $70.00 piece of software on my computer that I can't play, because I can't figure it out.". Big difference.
X-plane requires you to learn real world proceedures and instruments.
Learning all this is part of the fun. As noted Youtube videos are a great place to start.
Entering plans, sids and stars is frustrating at first until you understand how it all fits together.
Once you do your first flights using real techniques you'll find it very satisfying.
I have to pretty much agree with what others have said. Hang in there. I've only had this simulator for about a month now, and I've taken the attitude that its a long term proposition. What I mean by that is I'm learning a little more each week, and my goal is to become more proficient over a period of weeks and months.
Yes, read, and lots of Youtube videos can help you. Its all worth it when you finally make that successful landing in say, the 737 using Vor and then approach, and the glidescope takes over.
I learned the GPS system for the stock Cessna and Cirrus 50 pretty quickly, but the FMS has taken some time. I use Simbrief, Navigraph, and learned how to input a flight plan from Simbrief into the stock 737.
Little NavMap...now that's a new one for me, I'll have to check that out, you got me curious John W.
1) How to use the x-plane G-430 (little one)
or
2) How tro use the x-plane G-1000 (big one)
I agree with what Rich said--this is going to take some effort to learn everything. I'm assuming you bought this sim for the same reasons others did--learning how to fly / practice flying an airplane. That's not a simple undertaking especially with an accurate sim like XP.
The good news is that once you learn GPS in this sim, you will be able to use a Garmin in a real plane--guarateed.
Try not to get frustrtated, you're learning good stuff here--it's not a game. Also, remember to have fun!
Yes it does have flight planning. Guess I've just gotten so used to using Little NavMap that I never really tried using the flight planning in P2A. So, I just went through the process to figure things out and after finding out how to add waypoints and display high and low charts I created a flight plan and it was very easy. It can also import plans and export them as well. [/quote]
Dive into the quantity of GPS training videos to learn how the XPLANE 1000 actually works. I guarantee that it has functionalitiy that 99.9999 percent of the users here don't even begin to use or know.
Properly setting up VNAV (only a RECENT update), flying RNAV/GPS/ILS approaches, SIDS, STARS and their selection and programming, selecting runways and approaches based on real world weather, learning actual aircraft control and aerobatics, ets will take hundreds if not thousands of very enjoyable flight hours which is why the x-plane simulator was created.
Then learn the X-Plane FMS which even in the default aircraft is quite capable of a lot. Then get one of the free detailed airliner add-ons like Zibo that take the realism and details even further. Then get a payware aircraft or two and expand your knowledge even further.
Learning to fly aircraft, how to use high end nav systems is like learning a real musical instrument, not playing Rock Band - you have to actually read manuals, watch tutorials, and PRACTICE. A LOT.
Take your time, be prepared to crash alot, get lost, restart flights, etc - and then experience IMMENSE PLEASURE as you realise that you've learned some amazing technical skils that yes actually translate to the real world if you like.
It's UNBELIEVEABLE that any person in this world with a couple thousand dollars (for hardware and software) can learn and experience milliions of dollars of aircraft in their home at a moment's notice. RELISH the incredible experience that is offered to us and very FEW other people on the planet or in history - it's an AMAZING TIME.