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In the Moving Map you can import the flightplan in the Aircraft menu.

I think there's a misunderstanding here. Did you mean you tried to export a flightplan from LittleNavMap to X-Plane? If so, just export it and load it in X-Plane. You don't need the Suite for that.

What I meant was that if you want to see your current flightplan in the FSDG Moving Map, you can ...

You cannot directly import a flightplan or save "into" the Flight Suite using anther program. But X-Plane formatted flightpans are compatible with the Moving Map, so just click on Import Flightplan and navigate to the file you saved before.

We'll check that, thanks.

That is a good suggestion - and something I wanted to include myself as well.
As for the my documents folder, the upcoming version of the Suite will allow custom installation paths.

Do you mean the X Box version?

Oh, you mean the World Map in the Logbook, sorry my bad. It's only an overview, not an actual map, so you cannot zoom in or move the map.
You can export your files from the Analyzer into kml and view them in detail in any GIS tool like GoogleEarth.

Did you mean you want to compare different flights ...

Please uninstall the addon and install again.
Then, first of all, start the Flight Tracker. Afterwards, you should be able to start the other apps as well.
If you get an error message, please post it here.

Sounds like the Map was already opened in the background any the Suite tried to open another instance.
Close all Flight Suite apps in the Windows Task Manager or restart the computer, that should fix it.

The tools are very intuitive to use. Just use the mouse wheel to zoom in the map (or the +/- buttons if you don't have a mouse wheel).
As for the Analyzer, click onto the different parameters to change another one. You can display 2 parameters in each quadrant. Zoom in to see a smaller portion of ...

Normally, that folder should be created automatically on install.
Just create a new empty folder and call it "tile_cache". That should fix it.
The new version we'll release later this week will also fix this issue.

Danke für die Info

so everything Works now ?

You currently cannot define a custom location. But don't worry, the file sizes are quite small, so you won't end up with gigabyte of data in this documents folder.
In Windows 10/11 you can always tell Windows to use a custom folder for My Documents (ask your AI for 'windows 11 custom my documents ...

We'll put it onto the update list. Thanks for reporting it.

Working on it.

Ok, thanks. That's enough for me to update the Suite. New version will be available tomorrow, and it will only use the correct Documents folder.

That really is an unusual setup. But it should nonetheless work.
I would like to ask you to help us fix this issue. Could you please do the following?

1. Backup the flights folder somewhere
2. Uninstall the Flight Suite
3. Manually remove the FSDG_Flight_Suite and its contents folder from both ...

Are you sure the [Paths] section does not exist? In the latest version (v1.2 - you already have that) there should definitely be a Paths section in the config.ini below the logbook sections.

EDIT:
Just to clarify this: Where did the tracker save your flight files to? D:Documents or the manfr ...

Ok, looks like our Flight Suite was confused by the folder "Dokumente". We will have to make it foolproof for a setup like that. In the meantime, you can manually change the path in the config.ini (C:\Users\manfr\Documents\FSDG\FSDG_Flight_Suite)

[Paths]
flights_folder = C:\Users\manfr\Documents ...