That is it.Ġ1:35 from World screen to Ready to Fly with the KA350 and loading a flight plan from Indianapolis to Baltimore. I am keeping the Working Title G1000 mod in place as I use it in three aircraft I am flying often, the G36, G58 Baron, and DA62. I am keeping the Robert Young Bonanza G36 Turbo mod as I am flying it often now. I am keeping the drzewieckidesign-washingtonliteairports scenery in place as it is in my local flying area. I am storing my add on folders on a separate data drive and only bringing over the Community folder those that I need or want for the day's flying.

This move will be very fast as they are in the same drive and your Community folder will be lighter. I can just suggest to make another folder in the same drive, that you can move the folders that you are not currently interested, to the new 'DO NOT LOAD' folder. Sim will fail by removing or sim willnor recognise by adding. You can just sort folders with prefixes such as airport, scenery, utility, fix, etc.Ģ-No, while sim is loaded, removing or adding folders under Communty is not good to do. With no management system in place for MSFS, like with FSX as an example, it is going to be before long 30 minutes plus to load!Īs I experienced without using any additional organizer add-on ġ-Sub folders are not working under Community folder. This giving an increased loading time - mine currently is 15 minutes to the Press any button to continue!ġ/ Is it possible to have subfolders in the Community folder for example, scenery for a particular area, or a town or airport - allowing MSFS to function as it should taking items from the subfolders?Ģ/ when MSFS is running, is it possible to add in/take out items in the Community folder without it affecting the running of MSFS (will it populate/depopulate as necessary? Perhaps we will all have noticed that the Community folder is becoming loaded with scenery, airport additions and liveries, etc.

What folder should i put eso addons in