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In the FMS, press REF -> MAINT -> Load Panel State -> Tutorial or Tutorial 4

Alpha India Group 2008-2009.

Hey. So I have a G923 which is pretty much the same as a G29 and I have force feedback completely turned off in the game settings. I just tried to turn it on and I have the same problem as you described: the steering is very stiff and the setting has no effect. German Truck Simulator is quite old by now, 14 years old to be exact, so it seems like the force feedback is simply incompatible with these newer steering wheels. I am not a huge fan of force feedback anyways so I have always driven with the setting off in GTS.

Glad you like it! I aim to give a nice and cinematic feel to it when flying.

Thanks! I'm also eagerly awaiting the Just Flight F70/100 Professional, I hope it's not too many months away now. Which livery are you having problems with?

He was fliying in Chicago, empire state building is in NYC🤣🤣🤣

I really should, but I haven't had the itch to play MSTS much lately.

yes bro it will work on almost any machine with it's specs.

You just can't run it. That doesn't matter because this sim is still the best.

I have it running on a windows Xp laptop I got on Amazon for 80$.I don’t think it runs on modern sytems

You can run Flight Simulator 2000 and 2002 with modern systems quite well. Just install it from the disk if you have one, alternatively you can download the disk images from the internet. Then you just need to make sure your in-game overlay is disabled in GeForce Experience and FS2000 should start. If you are using a resolution over 1080p (so for example 1440p or 4K monitor), you need to use dgVoodoo to enable higher resolutions. This video was recorded on Windows 10 with dgVoodoo enhancements such as anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering.

@@Simulators okay man that's a lot I think I'm just going to stick with the newer games LOL that sounds complicated

@@Simulators wow you guys are really into it and smart definitely over my head I think I'll just stick with the newer games

yup, it was also in the Rescue mission as the broken down metroliner trainset

@@dugenpippenger4811 That was an HHP-8 with phase 3 coaches.

@@JamesTrifolium not if you downloaded or had a later version with the Official Microsoft BIN update (1.2), it fixed multiple bugs and restored that to the E60 trainset

You can download it from here: www.myabandonware.com/game/microsoft-train-simulator-g3v

Thanks for the heads up. His channel does seem a bit strange and none of his videos even seem to include the footage he asks permission to use.

Yes, sure.

It is a disk version from the 2000s. The only place you can purchase them from nowadays is eBay.

downloading but i suggest being carefull when downloading i cant download german so i downloaded UK truck simulator iso(iso files that can be open by deamon tools)hope this was usefull

@@fujifurov671 where did you download uk truck

@@WRANGL3RR You can download both German Truck Simulator and UK Truck Simulator from download.cnet.com: German Truck Simulator: download.cnet.com/german-truck-simulator/3000-2115_4-75855201.html UK Truck Simulator: download.cnet.com/uk-truck-simulator/3000-7513_4-75851162.html Note that Chrome might block the download saying it's dangerous but it's not, just go to your downloads and select 'Keep' if that happens. These are the original and latest version (1.32) installers from SCS Software and contain the full game which run 1 hour in trial mode. I am not sure if you can purchase the unlock for a full version in 2023 though.

The majority of my AI is from AIG, dating back to the years 2008-2009. I am also using some World of AI and other third-party packages to fill the gaps which AIG does not cover. The Northwest Airlines flightplans are from AIG and can be found at www.alpha-india.net/aigfiles/files/Flightplans/ in the Winter 2008-2009 folder. These contain only the flightplans, you have to search for the models and textures manually.

Thanks! Sadly, I am not much of an X-Plane guy as I've always preferred Microsoft's offerings over X-Plane. It does have some interesting add-on aircraft though. I'll keep the 777 in mind, plenty of routes to choose from with that one.

CPU: Intel Core i7-8700K 3.70 GHz GPU: ASUS DUAL GTX 1070 OC 8 GB RAM: 16 GB Kingston DDR4-2666 MHz OS: Windows 10

Yep, and with some add-on scenery and aircraft expansions plus AI traffic, I think Flight Simulator 2004 is still a solid product today. It runs quite well with modern hardware too.