You have to start with a Setup executable. After that you update with a Patch executable...

Currently a landscape builder can not block a specific runway takeoff direction... He can only specify a preferred direction that will be used if the wind is below a certain threshold. About 10km/h. When the wind is stronger, it will takeoff into the wind. As in real life... you don't take off with ...

Have you configured the box to serve a Windows network?

It is also very strict on lower case for users as far as I remember. Windows allows capitals. Linix doesn't...

I hated it and went back to Windows.

If you create the flightplan yourself...
Place the startsector upwind of the airport in the same valley of the airport. The tow will take off into the wind and then fly to the center of the start sector... Through the valley...

Use CoTASA from Marc T.

That's a linux box with more then 8 characters.

Use the IP or rename to less then 8 characters.

Have you set it as prefered stick in Windows? Calibrated to have almost 100% deflection? Maybe disconnect other USB devices and reboot before assigning... Maybe you have been mixing and changing USB inputs on your system a lot... Maybe it is an option to remove all USB input history on your system...

Try Leo Bodnar boards.

Thanks for organizing and CG to Tim (NX)....

As what Wickid says, the take-off location in Condor is defined by the Landscape-builder and is the center of the defined take-off area. Usually the runway. The way-point off an airport is defined by the ICAO as the ARP (aerodrome reference point). You can find the ARP in the AIP. This point is loca...

Contact the builder of the landscape.

Even 80 is way too high for most peoples distance to their screen(s)...
Measure the angle of your view to your monitors visible width.

There are some reports lately of airports and other waypoints with wrong altitude info (0 instead of AGL) If a screenshot with the left wingtip and the waypoint/airport at AGL doesn't work, try to imagine were AMSL (0 altitude) is and make a screenshot with that invisible point in mind. So basically...

Try :

After you have selected 'Plane type' (it becomes blue), you can scroll up and down with your keyboard up and down arrow keys...