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SODE installed itself when I installed iBlueyonder's Heron's Nest v2 and now whenever I start FSX-SE, but not P3d, it asks if i want to allow it? Do I, or is it a developer tool that I can safely deactivate?
SODE installed itself when I installed iBlueyonder's Heron's Nest v2 and now whenever I start FSX-SE, but not P3d, it asks if i want to allow it? Do I, or is it a developer tool that I can safely deactivate?
Rats - why won't anything work properly first time?
It's software that allows simulator animations and you can run it without risk.
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Regards,
Nick
Thank you. Do I actually need it for Heron's Nest, or is it a developers' tool which I can safely delete? If I need it, can I edit something somewhere so that I don't have to allow it every time I start a session?
David
Rats - why won't anything work properly first time?
Without it you won't see Heron's... and it's used by many others to show jetways etc. I leave it well alone, and so far it seems harmless. If you select Trusted, you shouldn't have to allow each time...
HTH
Carl
Ok, thank you.
David
Rats - why won't anything work properly first time?
SODE puts a lot of functionality back into FSX that ACES "forgot" to add, after FS9. Basically, you can use it to display any .mdl using parameters such as the weather, season, time, wind direction, etc. It's a really useful tool and hopefully you'll see it used more, not less, in future FSX scenery development.
Ian P.
It would be nice if it only needs to be acknowledged once like all the other stuff FSX doesn't recognize.
Yes - that was really what prompted me to ask my question in the first place. P3d seems to have accepted it.It would be nice if it only needs to be acknowledged once
Rats - why won't anything work properly first time?
It should only need to be accepted once, the same as any dll/gau file. That implies that, for some reason, it's not being written to fsx.cfg. Is your sim shutting down properly at the end of running?
Ian P.
Yes it closes down properly, but I've reinstalled AIcarriers and it also asks for authorisation every time I start up. Might it be a Steam thing? I've noticed that Steam created both FSX-SE and FSX folders in ProgramData.
Rats - why won't anything work properly first time?
I'm wondering what would happen if I installed an SODE program like heron but didn't install SODE. Would the program crash or create some other result?
In that case you would not see Heron's as it is entirely dependent on SODE.
HTH- C
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