#How to add fsx missions to prepare3d windows#
Path to Scenery.cfg on Vista or Windows 7/10: C:/Users(user name here)/AppData/Roaming/Lockheed Martin/Prepar3D You may also manually edit this file using a text editing program such as notepad.exe. The Scenery.cfg file stores the changes you make to your Scenery Library through the Prepar3D User Interface. To access the Scenery Library from inside the simulation: On the World menu, click Scenery Library You can use the Scenery Library to find, add, delete, and organize scenery, or to add, delete, or modify the cache of the scenery files that load as you fly between scenery areas. There is a great deal of custom scenery available on the Internet, created by third parties.
For such add-ons, the contents of the "Effects" folder should be copied to the following folder: C:/Program Files (x86)Lockheed Martin/Prepar3D/Effects Scenery Add-On Installation Steps
Some aircraft add-ons include *.fx files (usually located in a folder named "Effects"). Only the contents of the second folder (usually *.cab, *.dll, and/or *.gau files) should be copied to the following folder: C:/Program Files (x86)Lockheed Martin/Prepar3D/Gauges The Aircraft_Name folder and all of its contents should be copied to the following folder: C:/Program Files (x86)/Lockheed Martin/Prepar3D/SimObjects/Airplanes
In most cases, it is not appropriate overwrite any files (i.e., if a file with the same name as one being copied already exists in the directory, do not overwrite the existing file with the new one).
#How to add fsx missions to prepare3d install#
To install aircraft add-ons for Prepar3D, a number of files must be copied to existing Prepar3D folders. Prepar3D is fully compatible with FSX SP2 add-ons, including freeware and payware applications. These add-ons can improve your Prepar3D experience. Prepar3D® has the capability of being enhanced by adding add-ons of Aircraft, Scenery, Missions and more.
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