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Products Support => GSX Support FSX/P3D => Topic started by: downscc on June 09, 2016, 05:13:11 pm
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Please add a GSX Menu item to toggle or extend/retract the jetway.
I am aware that board and deboarding actions accomplish this, but that does not cover the case where a flight that was previously saved at a gate after deboarding is reloaded in the sim for a new flight and the jetway is parked. Jetways do not remember their positions from one session to the next. The only option now is to select either boarding or deboarding to move the jetway into postion. I'd prefer to move the jetway without passengers involved.
Thank you,
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Just use Tab-S to call the SODE menu...
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Just use Tab-S to call the SODE menu...
Where do I read about SODE menu? Using PMDG, the Tab key turns on input from keyboard to CDU so all Tab-S does is enter an S in the CDU scratchpad. Looking for more info. Thanks.
Found SODE User Manual on line here: http://sode.12bpilot.ch/?page_id=9 (http://sode.12bpilot.ch/?page_id=9), and it shows an example sim add on menu item where the SODE select offers Text Menu "Tab S", Test DLL Connection and Reload All. My SODE selection only has Test DLL Connection as an option.
Are we supposed to install the SODE Module from the above referenced web site?? I found that Tab S doesn't work even if the PMDG option to use that keycommand is disabled.
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thought ctl+j is used for jetways since it works for me or am I thinking of something else?
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...shows an example sim add on menu item where the SODE select offers Text Menu "Tab S", Test DLL Connection and Reload All. My SODE selection only has Test DLL Connection as an option.
I didn't check my SODE selection to verify, just went by what I found in the manual. Maybe the integrated version is limited to what it can control, and there is no other menu?
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Correct, only menu item is to test DLL. Hence, my feature request. Next time I am experimenting I'll install the SODE download runtime and see what happens. If I remember.
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Not sure if having it would cause issues, but I had the runtime installed and the GSX installer removed it.
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but I had the runtime installed and the GSX installer removed it.
GSX installer hasn't removed anything. It will *just* launch the latest SODE 1.3.3 installer. The same you would have to launch if you were going to manually download and install it, but it won't do anything more to the existing SODE installation, other than what is being done by the SODE installer.