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Return to Misty Moorings (FSX/P3D/MSFS2020) => DX10 and Prepar3D Discussions => Topic started by: ualani on May 31, 2014, 09:56:49 AM
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Good news for P3D Instant Scenery developers. IS3 is now P3D compatible. From the developers:
"We have updated Instant Scenery to verson 3.01
The update is free for Instant Scenery 3 users. To download the new version, click on the Start menu and select
Programs -> Flight One Software -> Instant Scenery -> Check for Updates.
You can also re-download and reinstall the entire package from the product page (instead of paying again, click Reinstall and follow instructions).
There are following changes in version 3.01:
Compatibility with Prepar3D versions 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 added.
"Draw thick lines" option added to Options, allowing you to make object selection boxes more visible (this option is always on in Prepar3D V2)."
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It works great ... a "touch" different, but I think I like the little changes. Most of all, it seems stable. One thing I've noticed, when I start P3D ... it asks me if it is ok to runn the IS3.dll ... I've updated to the newest download ... but that persists. Quick fix out there? (This has nothing to do with how it runs, or its integrity ... just a funny thing I'm seeing at startup).
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Doug,
Browse this thread towards the bottom; it may shed some light on the subject. (Maybe, maybe not.)
http://www.simforums.com/forums/instant-scenery3_topic49324.html
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They haven't mentioned a fix the dll file so that P3Dv2.2 likes it. In the mean time I have disabled the IS dll in the dll.xml file. When I want to use it I will enable it and go through the run once routine. I had a look at the version information and it does say that it's an FS2004 module.