@Mark Using letters in version numbers to signify small updates is not industry standard and somewhat confusing, hence my thinking it was for beta, which is common in version descriptions and is why it should not be used. This is what semantic versioning (https://semver.org/) is for.

The first digit is the Major release and marks a release when breaking changes are introduced. The second is the Minor release and signifies backwards compatible changes. The third digit is the Patch release and is used for when small bug fixes are released. As an example, Working Title's G1000NXi version 1.3.8 had a bug where the EIS engine reversionary display on the PFD was blank. They worked on that fix and when it was done, they published the update, and the version was changed to 1.3.9.

I now see the reasoning for leaving the config files in place after an uninstall, especially the userinfo.txt that contains the verified serial number and negates the need to enter it again during a reinstall.

I'll contact support because this GPS bug is most certainly in the 0.1.2b file that I downloaded directly from the JustFlight website about 22 hours ago. I have the Steam version.

@Thor_999 said in Buxton/Peak Forest Extension:

I've just bought the Buxton/Peak Forest extension. When i selected a quickdrive route from Tunstead Quarry to Leicester, there is a problem with the wagons that have been placed in the sidings at Tunstead. They block the tunnel mouth so that you cannot leave the sidings where you start this quickdrive journey.

Sounds like what I saw and mentioned up thread about the same starting point. I think you can delete the offending wagons via the editor as a workaround.