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    commented Jul 17, 2018•

    Try to load the P3D SimConnect first and then fall back to FSX SP2.
    This is needed to simplify setup since many people use only P3D now and never had FSX on the computer.

    To enable the maximum possible level of backwards compatibility, the SimConnect server in Prepar3D v4 is compatible with 32-bit SimConnect executables of previous versions of Prepar3D, FSX (SP2 and above), and ESP. To develop a SimConnect add-on that works with FSX, ESP, and all versions of Prepar3D you would use the SimConnect SDK that was included with FSX. The Prepar3D v4 application is 64-bit and therefore is no longer backwards compatible with 32-bit DLLs of previous versions of Prepar3D, FSX, and ESP.

    Currently used configuration for FSX SP2:

    added enhancementFSX/P3D labels Jul 17, 2018
    added this to the Release 2.2 milestone Jul 17, 2018
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    removed this from the Release 2.2 milestone Oct 21, 2018
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