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Jürgen, This is one of the rare cases where ven the stock RWY 05L/23R is declared closed by not allowing take-off and landing in both directions (all RWY flags are set to FALSE) This RWY is already closed for quite some time and is declared TWY A, see the NZAA Auckland Ground chart form the New Zealand AIP. The Lockheed Martin people made it the simple way by just leaving the RWY where it is but closed it by setting all Flags to FALSE. EFB does not depict RWYs that are delared closed in both directions for take-off and landing. The reason is described here: https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/3005-afcad/ If you absolutely need the closed runway in the layout there is still the possibility to create an AFCAD file for that section and use it according to the description.

Hi Henrik, It's even better: there is a Profile Editor in the Client available. See Manual "5 Client", Chapter "12.2 Profiles Editor". The community is invited to create profiles for whatever aircraft it may become necessary. If the creator of such a profile is willing to share his new profile, It can be uploaded here and will subsequently be published in the "Contributions/Profiles" Section.

Ok, that's something completely different then. A CLIENT can only connect to ONE SERVER at a time. If you have two Computers with a Server each then these two Computers have of course different IP addresses. To make the CLIENT working with both systems is only possible if you change the Server's IP address on the CLIENT to the one you want to connect. An alternative could possibly be that you make a second CLIENT Installation with different installation- AND documents path. I must admit however that I have never tried that as this is a completely non-standard use of EFB and not warranted by AivlaSoft. Therefore I'm not sure at all whether the installer allows this.

Jason, you need ONE Server and ONE Client also to to work with multiple Simulators. As already mentioned in my eralier response, the SERVER must be on the Computer with the Simualtor(s) whereas the CLIENT can be at any (networked) Computer, of course also on the same Computer if you are running everything on the same machine. There's not much more I can say. Everythine else is written in the Manuals.

Hi Richard, Please read the FAQ to this subject: https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/2882-why-is-there-no-flight-plan-export-anymore/

Sounds great, Jürgen! Happy Simming!?

Yes, that's the way it is. After Touchdown the Flightplan is cleared and thus no longer available. That's why we named this Feature "GoAround" and noch "TouchAndGo"...? The reason for this is that EFB does not know how long your ground contact is intended to last. Therefore at first Ground Contact the timer for the Flight Plan removal sequence is started.

Hi Jürgen, The scenery.cfg you attached is the default FSX scenery.cfg without any Add-ons. If you are not sure about the path of the scenery.cfg for your Simulator, start the DatabaseBuilder, select the "Update Simulator" tab and select the Simulator in question. There you will see the path to the actually used scenery.cfg. About scenery entries for aircraft: some Add-On developer also install some add-on sceneries with their aircraft. I have seen that with other Aerosoft products like the Catalina. So this is no surprise.

I'm sorry but you didn't read everything that was written in the abovementioned AFCAD link. Programmwise we cannot decide whether an Add-On designers has used a runway as "fake" runway or "just" as a "closed" runway for his very own reasons. Furthermore there are designers who do not have runways in AFCADs or even do not provide AFCADS at all. To overcome this situation once and for all we have decided to introduce this AFCAD folder structure into EFB v2. This way we are able to ALWAYS provide a ground layout, no matter what the restriction may be. This is something that was NOT possible in EFB v1. So you have the option for a correct arport layout, just use what EFB v2 offers!

Jason, The Server needs to be on the same Computer as the Simulator. You can of course have more than one Simulator on this computer without the need to install another Server. The server is designed to handle all Simulators as long as they are on the same computer. You will then have to create a separate Database for each Simulator. Of course networking the Client is always possible and does not need any special setup. Networking is only done between the Server and the Client. This is independent of the Simulator in use.

In this Forum! https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/3002-profiles/ It can't be so difficult to find this, can it? ?

While it is of course not forbidden to express an opinion, it should nevertheless be avoided to "tell stories" so to say, like "it could be so easy" and similar. It might even be advidseable to READ why we created the AFCAD section and what the reason is that "it could not be so easy" to avoid wrong runway depcictions or even missing runwy depictions. You might also trust that we at AivlaSoft are not just a bunch of stupid lads that has no idea what the requirements for an EFB are, and so on and so on... PLEASE READ THIS PROPERLY AND THOROUGHLY before complaining about the what's and whereabouts of the AFCAD section: https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/3005-afcad/ It could be so easy...

Hi Edwin, There's not much to see in that screen shot. Please create support files and post it here. https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/3046-how-to-create-a-support-file/

Yes, I do exactly the same here, even one via the LAN and one via WLAN. Both connecting to the same Server's PC without problems using the same IP address of course. When you connect the remote Client, do you use the IP address or the Computer-Name? You should in any case use the IP address rather than the PC name, as since Win10 Build #1803 problems may sometimes arise when using the PC name. IP address is the better way.

Hi Jürgen, No, the layer entries are by far not in numeric order anymore as soon as you have added and deleted Add-On sceneries. Do a search in your scenery.cfg for FSX:SE for a distinctive keyword of the questioned path, e.g. "Falcon X" or even "Falcon" would most probably be sufficient. If the Database builder finds such a path, it must be from the scenery.cfg! There's no other list that the DatabaseBuilder reads sceneries from for FSX:SE.

The transferred data are also where they belong in the documents section of the Client: C:\Users\User\Documents\AivlaSoft\EFB2\Client\Database

My guess would be that you dont' have the same IP address on the WLAN and on the LAN. You might want to check this.

Of course not! ? it is to be found where it belongs To: in the documents section: C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\AivlaSoft\EFB2\Server\AIRAC. There are 2 sup-paths for each NavdataPro and Navigraph. The installers/updaters of these products will find the installation path by their own parameters. There is no need for manual intervention.

Hi Jürgen, Yes, indeed, there is not such path, HOWEVER in your scenery.cfg there is still an entry with that path at layer 121. You need to edit your scenery.cfg accordingly. If that scenery path does not exist on your computer anymore, you need to delete it in the scenery.cfg too. There are many add-ons that CREATE a scenery.cfg entry, but do not DELETE it upon uninstalling. That's kinda common life in Flight Simulation...?

No discrepancy here. This is from my networked drive and absoluely equal to AS Metar: Are you sure all connections are properly built up? Where is AS installed? Have you tried refreshing the weathe on the Serrings Menu?

Yes indeed, that's why I made this corrected AFCAD File for use in EFB v2's AFCAD folder...

Welcome to the digital world ?! Great that you could finally sort it out. Enjoy EFB v2!

Just use the V35 default profile and enter the *.air file name "bonanza" used by A2A into the respective field in the Profile Editor. then click apply and restart the Client.

MK Studios LPPT? Please check here: https://forum.aivlasoft.com/topic/3005-afcad/ and use this LPPT file according to EFB v2's specs.

Richard, There is obviously something else wrong. The License Key does NOT contain any spaces - only hyphens. Tht total length of the License Number including hyphens is exactly 31.