Rodeo,
don't be afraid installing the latest SDK 
Its strongly recommended and there should be no bugs.
We just wanaed to confirm the the newest SDK is safe to install and use,
please do not stick to older versions as it makes support for us much more
difficult.
Antoine,
after installing the SDK no adjustments to the config are required, what exactly isn't work here?
Please look for the file 'aerofly_fs_2_content_converter.exe' on your system, I assume its NOT in the default folder, but rather somehwere else. Its either not installed at all or you picked a different folder, even though we suppressed this option.
The Content converter installer can be found in the SDK folder as well.
your screenshot shows, the content converter is not found. please type check your batch file. it must point to the right folder!
Bill,
the tm.log you posted here is actually the log of the 3D exporter plugin when exporting from 3DS Max to TGI.
There should be another tm.log that is being written when the Content Converter is started. So my guess is, that the content converter does not work properly or is not found on your system.
Can you please open a command prompt in Windows and navigate to this folder using the good old 'cd' command?
Once you are in this folder manually run the batch file and observe what you see then. Do you see any output, if yes, please let us know.
If the Converter is running at all it will generate a file called tm.log in the same folder where the TMC file resides. Can you post this file here?
We are currently in contact with a developer over at FSDeveloper to see if we can send him source code or a DLL so he can read/write to our generic TGI format. Please be patient for a little more.
Ray,
this section will be working soon. We have set up a dedicated server for downloading the repaints.
Please give us a few more days, then you can add your own repaint here.
Antoine: Thank you for your long reply. Just to give a short reply here: Some of your conclusions are not correct, e.g. you can do more with the SDK than you think is possible, we tried to make this clear with our initial reply. You can do complex airports, curved runways and add new airports to any place in the world, the only thing you can't do yet is adding aerial images, but this is something we might add in the future.
As far as MS FS airports goes: We are not sure yet if we can support some easy tools to convert existing airports without any further work, but we might be able to provide some tools to ease this job.
Nik, its actually the other way around! We managed to get new Android users and to increase our revenue, but looking at the statistics, most users have very slow or older devices. So the new features we introduced in the latest Beta built will come, but we need to find a way to circumvent the bugs we encountered on many devices with respect to terrain rendering and performance.
Antoine,
the only thing that is currently not possible with the SDK is the fact that users cannot add new aerial images to Aerofly FS 2, this is planned for a future update of the SDK. Besides that and without limitations, the SDK allows you to model a complex airport or even a complete city. The two example airports of the SDK should work as a starting point.
Its up to the designer if he want the aerial images to blend through the ground or not.
The way we design airports and the MS FS way are quite different, this is something a user who comes from the MS FS world has to learn.
It might help, what we really need is a sample export plugin for Blender that is written in C or C++, then it would be much easier for us.
You do have various options in Steam to avoid the download of updates. First of all its strongly recommended to opt out of the Beta program for Aerofly FS 2 as this will receive lots of updates in short intervals. The Beta interval does not offer any benefits to you as it may contain test versions or even unstable versions.
The next thing we recommend is to stay in Steam Offline mode. This will prevent Steam from going online at all, thus no download of updates.
If you want to stay online with Steam, you can set times where Steam is allowed to download updates. To do this follow these steps:
Well, this is something somebody started a few month ago and it magically reproduced itself until everybody thinks its true, this is how the internet works 
Anyway, to clarify this and without going into too much detail: Aerofly FS 2 for PC is not a port of the mobile version, its actually the other way around. Our main development platform is and always will be the PC. A few years back, when we started work on Aerofly FS 2, we quickly saw that it would take quite a bit of time to finish the PC version. So we decided to come out with the mobile version in between. This didn't interrupt the main development process for the PC version that much, as we already had experience with mobile development.
However the whole code base of our PC and mobile version are pretty much the same and with respect to the pure airplane physics, both platforms pretty much do the same, its amazing how quick those mobile devices are these days! We even have some extra CPU capacity left to do more advanced airplane physics in the future.
But even though the code base is the same, the PC version does run in quite a different configuration, e.g. the airplanes have a lot more texture, more complex shaders, interactive cockpits and we also compute a lot more with respect to collision detection. The same holds for the overall rendering, the terrain, runways and buildings are rendered with more textures and more polygons. Some of this is due to different resources some of this is done during runtime and depending on the capability of the PC or mobile device.
So to keep this short, Aerofly FS 2 for PC is no port from the mobile version.
Ray,
this update just replaces the world wide aerial images with slightly newer versions. There is no new content besides a greater coverage for tree data in the western part of the USA.
Well, we need a few customers that get in contact with ForeFlight and ask if they would support us, that would greatly help us.
It is planned. We need some users however that convince the ForeFlight developers to work with us
First of all ensure you have the latest version of the Aircraft Converter installed. It might be necessary to remove the previous version first, before installing the latest version.
Then also delete the complete folder 'Aerofly FS 2 Aircraft Converter' in the Documents folder of Windows.
After that right click on the folder dr400 of the SDK and try to convert the airplane again.
No manual editing of any config files should be required.
@Delfin: Your current computer configuration is NOT suitable for running Aerofly in VR mode. Keep in mind that besides a fast 3D card you also need two high speed USB 3.0 connections. So to run VR you basically need a complete new PC.
VR works fine on Windows 7 or higher, our tests show no issues with Windows 7.
Thanks to Rodeo, we today found and fixed an issue with the Aircraft Converter for Aerofly. We just updated the SDK with a bug fix, so please download the SDK again and reinstall the Aerofly FS 2 Aircraft Converter again.
Sorry for all the confusion this has caused.
