Available in 2 flavors:
1. Maarten-Complete (FS2004 & FSX)
This includes "everything we got". 3 airports on 3 islands covered with Photoscenery, custom Autogen, SRTM Mesh & AI-ships.
2. Maarten (FS2004 & FSX)
This is a stand-alone Priness Juliana airport (TNCM). The contents/details of the airport and Maho beach are exactly the same as TNCM from the "Complete" package.
PS: There are currently no plans for stand-alone versions of St. Barts and Saba.
Original (April 2007) Release Notes
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Original (April 2007) Release Notes
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EDIT: Nevermind, I recieved the emails. Sorry, I was impatient because you guys got me really wound up waiting for this product and I am sure it was worth the wait! I must say, FlyTampa doesn't release as fast as companies like ImagineSim but the quality is 100 times better and that makes your sceneries a better product.
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Time it takes to get the emails after purchase depends on the email address one enters when purchasing. Its also written on the order page, one should avoid @hotmail and any other type of "sign up free accounts" because the vendor/merchant has to perform some fraud check I think (that can indeed take hours). Best is to use an ISP email or own-domain email if you have it.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
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I used an ISP Email so it really didn't take that long.martin[flytampa] wrote:Time it takes to get the emails after purchase depends on the email address one enters when purchasing. Its also written on the order page, one should avoid @hotmail and any other type of "sign up free accounts" because the vendor/merchant has to perform some fraud check I think (that can indeed take hours). Best is to use an ISP email or own-domain email if you have it.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
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Let me put it this way. The reason I wrote these FSX warnings very clearly all over the place is because I don't want anyone to purchase things based on content which I don't have right now and I may never deliver.Manny wrote:1 Question though.. does it mean that we can never expect the other Islands St.Barths and Saba for FSX? even if we are prepared to pay for it?
TNCM is already done and just "needs" SP1 to get to the point where I would "sign my name on it" and offer it as a stand-alone product.
All future FSX content for this scenery as well as other projects from us depends on how good FSX-SP1 will be. (how good from our perspective).
Martin,martin[flytampa] wrote:Time it takes to get the emails after purchase depends on the email address one enters when purchasing. Its also written on the order page, one should avoid @hotmail and any other type of "sign up free accounts" because the vendor/merchant has to perform some fraud check I think (that can indeed take hours). Best is to use an ISP email or own-domain email if you have it.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
How long can this take, maximum? I used my Gmail address - I don't have an ISP e-mail, and in the e-mail it says;
"If an order must be completed by the developer or vendor for that product please allow up to 48 hours."
Does this apply to me?
Thanks for the amazing scenery!
It takes me about 2 minutes to get the emails, but I know sometimes it can take a few hours, not sure if gmail is like this, check your spam filter if you have one.Robin.B wrote:Martin,martin[flytampa] wrote:Time it takes to get the emails after purchase depends on the email address one enters when purchasing. Its also written on the order page, one should avoid @hotmail and any other type of "sign up free accounts" because the vendor/merchant has to perform some fraud check I think (that can indeed take hours). Best is to use an ISP email or own-domain email if you have it.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
How long can this take, maximum? I used my Gmail address - I don't have an ISP e-mail, and in the e-mail it says;
"If an order must be completed by the developer or vendor for that product please allow up to 48 hours."
Does this apply to me?
Thanks for the amazing scenery!
Thanks for the quick reply,paavo wrote:It takes me about 2 minutes to get the emails, but I know sometimes it can take a few hours, not sure if gmail is like this, check your spam filter if you have one.Robin.B wrote:Martin,martin[flytampa] wrote:Time it takes to get the emails after purchase depends on the email address one enters when purchasing. Its also written on the order page, one should avoid @hotmail and any other type of "sign up free accounts" because the vendor/merchant has to perform some fraud check I think (that can indeed take hours). Best is to use an ISP email or own-domain email if you have it.
That and of course making sure the emails didn't land in junk/spam folders.
How long can this take, maximum? I used my Gmail address - I don't have an ISP e-mail, and in the e-mail it says;
"If an order must be completed by the developer or vendor for that product please allow up to 48 hours."
Does this apply to me?
Thanks for the amazing scenery!
I recieved the 1st 2 e-mails within 1 minute, but no final confirmation e-mail with the download link. I checked my Spam filter but it hasn't arrived. Hopefully it won't take too long
(P.S it's been about 1:30 hours already)Sometimes that 3rd email is a little slow, and there is a chance the last email may end up in the spam folder, but you are 2/3rds of the way there.Robin.B wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply,
I recieved the 1st 2 e-mails within 1 minute, but no final confirmation e-mail with the download link. I checked my Spam filter but it hasn't arrived. Hopefully it won't take too long