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Hello everyone, I have just spoken to Dan Klaue and he very cogently and earnestly communicated his view point. By way of this, although in the EU it is still legal to sell the second hand software, on a personal and community based level, it is not worth the aggravation or the upset it causes. Therefore having been swayed by a personal argument from Dan and after thinking about what he said for a short while I have concluded I will not be selling the aircraft. I ADMIT I WAS WRONG FROM A MORAL STAND POINT.

Look, ground cloud shadows!... Near EBAM, Belgium...

Yes you are right there, Thats why I wrote ; this EULA itself is illegal at this point. You must have been typing your reaction while I added "at this point" A am not a lawyer, nor native english speaking , most informative is the linked article itself. This means when re-selled software needs to be activated via the internet after being installed on the new-licence-holders-computer ( various add-ons need such a registration even periodically) the initial vendor must cooperate and has to register the new user enabeling him to use the software AND provide him with updates the same way he does with first hand users. Things get really complicated at this stage. Vendors from outside europe might refuse to co-operate ( they are not operating under european law) vendors from inside Europe can be forced to follow the european rules. This brings us to an interesting phenomena . IF you buy a licensce and you want to sell it ( after a period of use, or not ) on the second-hand-maket in Europe , just buy it at an european vendor. Developers-vendors who do not like the idea of being sold on the second hand market ( and being forced to re-activation, service and maintenance), they should just not use european resellers. No need to say, on-line activating is a good way to keep things a bit in hand.( at least outside Europe) Just providing the customer with a zip file without any need to activations is quiet normal and the same time madness. In my opinion giving the second-hand-software-market the green light is madness too. BUT thats not the question here, the question here is, is selling used software legal. For the European Community the answer is YES.

Worked a bit more on the Main Terminal Building. The roof is going to need some optimization...the mesh is way too heavy.... but I did get the roof edge simplified enough to the point where i am happy. The best part about this building is that it is a mirror image of itself! I only have model half and then flip it.

@ igorland YESSS!!! Thank you!! @cameron: Managed to get the condition levers mapped

Autogates were placed today:

I have a Saitek yoke, throttle quadrant, and rudder pedals and all work flawlessly. I simply have to assign 2 axis to the left and right condition levers as explained by mmerelles above. I also have a Saitek radio panel which wasn't working but that didn't bother me much. Seeing Igorland's post above certainly has me excited that it may work with a simple INI file. Lastly, I had a difficult time with the Saab initially. It's a complex plane which can keep you on your toes. I can say without a doubt that I've had more enjoyment and satisfaction from this plane than any other. There's nothing more satisfying than navigating from VOR to VOR and nailing an approach. Give the aircraft time, work with it, and seek answers to your specific questions. Just bashing the plane and ranting because it's different than everything else isn't fair to the developers or to yourself.

XP10.30 GPS W2XP France + ZL17 Simheaven over the Alps + FlyWithLUA + SKYMAXX3D MACPRO 2x2.66 Quad-Core 32 Go 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC VRAM ATI RADEON HD5870 1024 OSX 10.9.2

Flying around British Columbia.

Ok, I will try. Where do I put it in SAAB folder?