Fsnavigator 3.0 software#

If your fs9.cfg file doesn't have this section then just add it. You can get rid of the potential incompatible warning by adding this line to the section of the FS9.cfg file: The world map instantly populates with all of the navigation points, airports etc. go to the Options menu, click Scenery Open, select FS2K World (it's the only option) and press OK. You missed a step out in your installation: there are four menu options at top left of the FSNav window: Plan, Edit, Options, Help. Along with my (payware) ISG1 FMC for airliners, FSNav3 is a tool I wouldn't be without especially for low-and-slow. Yes, the database is not bang up-to-date for FS9 as some of the frequencies used are different (some of the French VORs for example), but it is still pretty accurate and very useful for its moving maps and low-level flight planning. Any further thoughts?ДЄll, the freeware FSNav3 really does work fine in FS9 - I have been doing it for years. So I click Okay and the pop-up panel goes away, and IвЂ™m left on the main screen with no clue as to вЂњhowвЂќ I can get to the menu to select and open a scenery database! On top of that, if I attempt to open up FSNaviagtor again with F9, nothing happens.ДЄnd BTW, if I run FSNavDBC, I just get a blank Database Creator. Select a database with the menu command, Options вЂ“Scenery-Open.вЂќ There I hit F9 and I get another pop-up panel stating: вЂњTo use the program you must first open a scenery database. With that, the sim continues to load normally and I eventually get to the main flight screen.

Fsnavigator 3.0 software#

IвЂ™m asked if I want to load the software and I click вЂњyesвЂќ I started up FS9 and a pop-up panel appeared which stated: вЂњFlight sim has detected potentially incompatible aircraft or softwareвЂќ- File: Fsnav.dll. Thinking that maybe my original FSN 3 was somehowД¬orrupt, I went to a site called Simviation and downloadedДЄfter that I downloaded two files named, Fs2k and fs2k.001 and pasted those in the FSNavigator folder. That should do it, it did for me half an hour ago!

maximize FS and press ctrl-F9 to bring the FSNav map to the front. In the Options menu in FSNav, click Scenery Open, select FS2K World (it's the only option) and press OK.

the system may appear to have frozen, but it's because FSNav has thrown up a dialogue box saying that you need to activate a database for the programme to work. start FS and when in flying mode, press F9 to activate FSNav. The database fs2k.000 and fs2k.001 files go in the 'FSNavigator' folder which is inside 'modules'. By coincidence, I have just today set up FS9 on a new faster-than-light desktop (wow! But that's another story) and installed FSNav3 as part of my normal installation process. Sorry you can't get it to work, but it's worth hanging in there.