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    Description

    A standalone desktop tool that scans your MSFS Community folders and cross-references your installed addon scenery against your active GSX Pro profiles. It identifies which airports have configurations installed and which ones are missing as well.

    I would like to allow users to download GSX profiles directly from the manager, but due to flightsim.to API limitations, this is not possible. Thus a button to take you to flightsim.to with the ICAO for the relevant airport pre-searched in GSX Profiles is what I've done.

    Bugs will be present no doubt, so don't hesitate to dm me at 'fsdave.' on Discord if you find any 👍

    Some miscellaneous sceneries may be classed as airports, like tree removal or static object sceneries. Not much I can do about these as it's quite difficult to filter these out depending on how the developer has configured their package.

    https://github.com/DaveGaming01/davesgsxprofilemanagersource

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    S

    about 15 hours ago

    Very useful and nice program. It misses out on 1 aspect though. Many sceneries have their own GSX profile folder and files ready made in the scenery folder already. Like for instance FACT bij Inibuilds has a folder named "...\inibuilds-airport-fact-cape-town\Official GSX Profile\" Your program doesnt scan these folders and files. So the result of the scan is not accurate. It should scan in scenery folders as well for ini and/or py files. That way we can be sure. Maybe you can give it some thought for version 1.05?
    D

    32 minutes ago

    Thank you for the feedback, and yes you make a very good point. I will look into this for the next update.
    S

    about 19 hours ago

    Excellent work Sir. Like everything else with MSFS 2024 Asobo appear to have gone out of there way to make the folder system as complicated and unintuitive as they possibly can and this saves a lot of clicking to move files around. Thank you for your efforts.
    e

    7 days ago

    Is there any reason why the Dave's GSX Profile Manager does not see my two purchased airports (CYYZ and CYHZ) from Orbx installed in the main MSFS 2024 Community folder?
    o

    4 days ago

    Dave’s GSX Profile Manager could not detect FlyTampa CYYZ because the package metadata only said:
    "title": "Toronto"

    After changing it to:
    "title": "CYYZ Toronto Pearson FlyTampa"

    and rewriting the manifest as UTF-8 without BOM, Dave could parse it and identify CYYZ.

    One important note: if FlyTampa updates the scenery, its installer may overwrite manifest.json and change the title back to Toronto. If CYYZ disappears from Dave again after a FlyTampa update, just reapply the same title edit and UTF-8 no-BOM rewrite.

    $manifest = "D:\MSFS2024_Community\flytampa-toronto\manifest.json"
    $text = Get-Content $manifest -Raw
    $utf8NoBom = New-Object System.Text.UTF8Encoding($false)
    [System.IO.File]::WriteAllText($manifest, $text, $utf8NoBom)

    Ask your AI to help you fix it - I had ChatGPT fix my missing CYYZ
    a

    7 days ago

    Hey, I wanted to give you a donation for your app but paypal link isn't working.
    Really great tool!!
    G

    9 days ago

    I hide airport and i dont know how to bring it back. It disapeard and there is no tool to show this hidden again. Or maybe i cant see it.

    9 days ago

    Thank you for this.
    Very helpfull.
    G

    10 days ago

    An incredibly useful and helpful tool!
    s

    11 days ago

    This tool is amazing using it each time I buy a new scenery.

    Just for information, some airport are not installed in the community folder but in a community2024 folder. Is it possible to add that path to have those scenery in the software (I have, for example, LIRF and DTTA into this folder)
    J

    24 days ago

    I have just installed the latest FranceVFR airport, Nice (LFMN).
    They have also produced a GSX file that utilizes one of the latest features: the ability to define the paths taken by the various vehicles.
    I believe your program does not support this feature, which causes issues with how the FranceVFR LFMN parking stands are read.
    Thank you.
    F

    2 months ago

    do i use it like normal as i just now got msfs2024 so i have used this mod for 2020 but i wonder if i need to do anything to use it for msfs2020
    G

    2 months ago

    One of the most useful tools ever made! Wonderful job!
    s

    3 months ago

    Running 1.0.3 but unfortunately it's not detecting any of my MP or Streamed airports. Anything I can do on my end to fix this?
    R

    19 days ago

    Same here. It shows numbers for installed and missing but the lists are empty.
    D

    3 months ago

    Could you add the version number somewhere in the application? I haven't found it anywhere.
    R

    3 months ago

    love this app, but we can hide streamed airport, so that's cool, but it could great to update the number of total airports if we wanna hide streamed airport. Cause for me it's showing me "150 total airports" but it includes streamed aiport and downloaded aiports.
    L

    3 months ago

    Question ... there are .INI and .PY files ...

    when i auto install by drag/drop .. one always overides the other ... resulting in only one of the 2 being available in the MSFS GSX file folder .. is this correct ?
    ...
    MSFS 2020MSFS 2024

    Dave's GSX Profile Manager

    Dave's GSX Profile Manager is a desktop tool for Microsoft Flight Simulator that scans your Community folder to match installed scenery with active GSX Pro profiles. It shows which airports have GSX profiles installed and which are missing them. The tool provides a direct link to relevant downloads on flightsim.to using ICAO pre-search. Note that some non-airport sceneries may be identified as airports depending on their configuration. https://github.com/DaveGaming01/davesgsxprofilemanagersource

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    Version1.0.4
    Taille du fichier85.6 MB
    PubliéIl y a 5 mois
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    Historique des versions

    CHANGELOG - v1.0.4 FIXED - Airports not being detected at all - The scanner now reads InstalledPackagesPath from each simulator's UserCfg.opt instead of only probing the default AppData locations. If you moved your MSFS packages to another drive, your Community, Official and StreamedPackages folders are now found automatically. Previously, a relocated install could report zero Marketplace and zero Streamed airports - and on some setups zero airports entirely - unless you added every folder by hand. - Non-standard folder layouts are now handled: Official, Official2020, Official2024, OneStore, Steam, Community, Community2024 and StreamedPackages are all detected by name. - Marketplace and Streamed airports no longer require a hit in the airport database to be recognised, so they keep showing up even if the reference data can't be downloaded. - Fixed the airport database column mapping. The upstream data gained a column, which meant the alternate-code lookup was reading web links instead of airport keywords. Columns are now resolved from the file's own header. - A clear warning is now shown if the airport database is unavailable, or if no simulator folders could be found at all, instead of silently showing an empty list. - Settings now lists every simulator folder that was detected, tagged with the sim it belongs to and whether it is a Community, Official or Streamed folder, so you can confirm what is being scanned. - A Community folder you add by hand is once again used to find the Official and StreamedPackages folders sitting next to it, so Marketplace and Streamed airports are found even when UserCfg.opt is missing or points somewhere else. - Disabled and backup add-on folders (Community-BACKUP, CommunityDisabled, Official-old and similar) are no longer scanned as if the simulator were loading them. FIXED - Drag and drop appeared to do nothing - Installing a profile for an airport with no matching scenery add-on now creates a row in the list, tagged "Profile only". Previously these profiles installed correctly but were invisible, so dropping the same file again would surprise you with an overwrite prompt. - After any install, the list clears its filters, scrolls to the airport you just installed and highlights it, so you can always see what happened. - The GSX profiles folder is created if it doesn't exist yet. FIXED - Profiles using GSX's newer vehicle path feature - The profile parser has been rewritten. It now understands the multi-destination "pushbackaddpos" format, ordered pushback approach waypoints, and the vehicle path data written by the newer GSX path editor: baggage loaders, baggage trains, stairs, catering, passenger and walker routes, and docking system positions. - Parking positions named with any standard MSFS parking type are now read correctly. Previously only Gate, Parking, Ramp and Pad with L/R suffixes were understood, so stands such as "E Parking 1", "Gate A 12", "NE Parking 3" and "Dock 2" were silently dropped. - Author-named sections such as custom de-icing lanes are now listed as Custom Areas instead of being ignored. - Python profiles are parsed with proper brace matching. Modern profiles contain nested data, which used to truncate the parking list part-way through. - Stands that a profile references without moving now still appear on the map, positioned from the nearest available profile data and marked as approximate. - Positions defined in both the .ini and .py of the same profile are now listed once instead of twice, and are sorted naturally so Gate 2 comes before Gate 10. - The analyser gained Vehicle Paths and Custom Areas counters, a vehicle path column, and draws vehicle and passenger routes on the map in cyan alongside the orange pushback paths. FIXED - Airport counters - Total, Installed, Missing and Ignored now describe exactly what the table is showing. Hiding Streamed or Marketplace airports, or filtering by continent, country, type or search, updates the counters to match. Clicking a counter still filters the list without changing the other numbers. NEW - Which simulator each airport belongs to - Airports are tagged MSFS 2020 or MSFS 2024 based on which simulator's folders the scenery was found in. An airport installed for both sims shows both badges on one row. - Added a "Sim" filter to show only MSFS 2020 or only MSFS 2024 airports. Airports that can't be attributed to a sim - profile-only entries and add-ons in unrecognised folders - stay visible under either choice rather than silently disappearing. - Airports found in more than one folder are now a single row rather than one row per folder, with a "+N" marker showing how many add-on folders were found. NEW - Keyboard shortcuts - F5 or Ctrl+R rescans. Ctrl+F jumps to the search box, "/" does the same, and Escape clears the search or closes the open dialog. The window no longer reloads on F5. NEW - SimBrief panel - Installed airports now have their own "check for updates" button linking to Flightsim.to, next to the existing analyse button, so you no longer have to retype each ICAO into the search box. - Airports with no scenery installed also get a search button. OTHER - Added a "Closed" airport type filter. Closed airports previously had no toggle and could never be shown. - Fixed Asobo package ICAO detection. Package names are read positionally, so "fs24-asobo-airport-fxme-maketane" resolves to FXME rather than FS24, and "asobo-airport-c53-lowerloon" to C53 rather than LOON. - Fixed the select-all checkbox reporting itself as checked when the selection count merely matched the number of visible rows.

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