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Fsx sp1??

I haven't made my first export for an FSX aircraft but from what I can see, it is going to be a head ache to setup it up right.
 
You mean SDK SP2? I assume the FSX SP2 won't be affected.
 
So... Bottom line, there is no FSX SDK SP2, only FSX SP2.

I was right... (takes a deep breath).



Bill
 
There are THREE service packs for the FSX SDK

I have tried to attach them to this message but I have never used the file attachment before.

The 3 files are:
fsx_sdk_sp1a.exe
FSX_SDK_SP2.zip
SDK_SP2_Update.msi

Bob Macklin
Seattle, Wa
 
macklinbob said:
There are THREE service packs for the FSX SDK

I have tried to attach them to this message but I have never used the file attachment before.

The 3 files are:
fsx_sdk_sp1a.exe
FSX_SDK_SP2.zip
SDK_SP2_Update.msi

Bob Macklin
Seattle, Wa
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ez answer, just get gold. has all the stuff u need, sdk included.
Flight Simulator X: Gold Edition includes the Deluxe Edition and the Acceleration Expansion Pack in one bundle. In addition to all of the content in the Deluxe Edition, the Acceleration Expansion Pack delivers an all-new online multiplayer race mode, new action-packed missions, more new content, and newly enhanced DX10 graphics. Also included is an important service pack for Flight Simulator X, which improves overall game performance.
 
I'm fairly certain these are all the versions, in chronological order:

FSX:
RTM - Initial release - Available from DVD.
SP1 - First service pack - Available from web.
Acceleration - Expansion pack (includes SP2) - Available from Acceleration DVD.
SP2 - Second service pack - Available from web.

FSX SDK:
RTM - Initial release - Available from FSX Deluxe DVD.
SP1 - First service pack - Available from web.
SP1a - Fixed version of first service pack (replacement, not incremental update) - Available from web and Acceleration DVD.
Acceleration - Equivalent to SP2, with added Acceleration specific content - Available from Acceleration DVD.
SP2 - Second service pack - Available from web.
 
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Yes, this last list is correct.
 
ollyau said:
FSX SDK:
RTM - Initial release - Available from FSX Deluxe DVD.
SP1 - First service pack - Available from web.
SP1a - Fixed version of first service pack (replacement, not incremental update) - Available from web and Acceleration DVD.
Acceleration - Equivalent to SP2, with added Acceleration specific content - Available from Acceleration DVD.
SP2 - Second service pack - Available from web.
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So whats the difference between Acceleration SP2 and seperate release of SP2
I always assumed they were the same.
 
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