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Perhaps you might want to create a sticky stating that Navigraph is not yet compatible - might have saved me spending a fruitless hour trying to get this to work

I created this as an experiment - UK2000 scenery does not spread itself around multiple folders so its a fairly straighforward. I could have made multiple add-on.xml files, one for each airport, like the FSDT installers. The principle advantage to this is when it comes to reinstalling P3D. I am using the same technique for the Global AI Shipping Package, RealAir aircraft and Ultimate Traffic Live.

Just to add my two cents . ..details of the add-on.xml structure are described in the Prepar3D SDK http://www.prepar3d.com/SDKv3/LearningCenter/LearningCenter.php under SDK\Add-ons An add-on xml can have a single or multiple scenery entries. I know Pete Dowson the creator of FSUIPC is working on something because his free 'MakeRunways' tool has the same problem FSDreamteam have come up with their own solution and create a unified scenery.cfg that they store in Program Data I have included below an example from my UK2000 install <SimBase.Document Type="AddOnXml" version="3,3" id="add-on"> <AddOn.Name>UK2000v3</AddOn.Name> <AddOn.Description>UK2000 Airports</AddOn.Description> <AddOn.Component> <Category>Scenery</Category> <Path>G:\P3Dx\UK2000\UK2000 Common Library</Path> <Name>UK2000 Common Library</Name> </AddOn.Component> <AddOn.Component> <Category>Scenery</Category> <Path>G:\P3Dx\UK2000\UK2000 Aberdeen Xtreme</Path> <Name>UK2000 Aberdeen Xtreme</Name> </AddOn.Component> <AddOn.Component> <Category>Scenery</Category> <Path>G:\P3Dx\UK2000\UK2000 Edinburgh Xtreme</Path> <Name>UK2000 Edinburgh Xtreme</Name> </AddOn.Component> <AddOn.Component> <Category>Scenery</Category> <Path>G:\P3Dx\UK2000\UK2000 Glasgow Xtreme</Path> <Name>UK2000 Glasgow Xtreme</Name> </AddOn.Component> <AddOn.Component> <Category>Scenery</Category> <Path>G:\P3Dx\UK2000\UK2000 Prestwick Xtreme</Path> <Name>UK2000 Prestwick Xtreme</Name> </AddOn.Component> </SimBase.Document> Regards Tony Drummond