FlyAmsterdam updates [XPlane]

[emilios[flytampa]]

Amsterdam was updated to v1.2


Update v1.2 (21.12.2022) XPlane12-only update
-Fixed texture artifacts
-Fixed airport ground routes for AI traffic

Update v1.1 (19.12.2022)
-Airport taxi routes fixes
-Performance improvements

[davewing]

Great! How can I get the update?
With my purchased download link I got only V1.0?

[emilios[flytampa]]

When you run the Universal Installer again, you will be able to select a version from the drop-down menu.
I would hold off for a bit though, as v1.2 is on the way.

[davewing]

When you run the Universal Installer again, you will be able to select a version from the drop-down menu.
I would hold off for a bit though, as v1.2 is on the way.

Thank you Emilios,
Unfortunately, the Universal Installer does not work on macOS. What I get is this:

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[wahltho2]

The Universal Updater is a Windows program, not a Mac program.

I had to run it in Parallels. The Universal Updater requests the path to the root X-Plane folder. In this folder it looks for a file X-Plane.exe. I manually created a dummy file with this name.

Then the updater proceeded, and found the new version 1.1 for XP11.

I will give the update a try after finishing my current flight.

Best Regards

Thomas

[davewing]

The Universal Updater is a Windows program, not a Mac program.

I had to run it in Parallels. The Universal Updater requests the path to the root X-Plane folder. In this folder it looks for a file X-Plane.exe. I manually created a dummy file with this name.

Thomas thank You.
I may have found a simple solution: I changed the text in my download link from ...EH11_V1.0 to ...EH1_V1.1. There is no version reference in the scenery folder, but I assume it worked.

Have a good day.

[wahltho2]

I may have found a simple solution: I changed the text in my download link from ...EH11_V1.0 to ...EH1_V1.1. There is no version reference in the scenery folder, but I assume it worked.

Have a good day.

Hi Dave, yes, that works too, I discovered it later.