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P3D v6 Sode Placer

If you've installed SODE, you should find a folder named P3Dv6 here (C:\Program Files (x86)\12bPilot\SODE).
And inside this P3Dv6 folder, there is an “add-on.xml” file.

Is that correct so far?
 
Found it. I have this type of folders in the folder SODE for my KATL folder.
 

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Now go to C:\Users\“user name”\Documents\Prepar3D v6 Add-ons and create a folder named SODE there.

Now make a copy of the “add-on.xml” file located at C:\Program Files (x86)\12bPilot\SODE\P3Dv6 and copy this “add-on.xml” file to C:\Users\“user name”\Documents\Prepar3D v6 Add-ons\SODE.

Then launch P3Dv6. It will recognize the “add-on.xml” file and ask if you want to use it. Confirm by clicking “Yes.”
SODE should now work in P3Dv6.
When you open the menu bar at the top of P3Dv6, SODE should appear under Add-ons.
 
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