First, it is supported (although for some reason it didn't get included in the install--dev sent it when he realized my frustrations were due to an unsupported airplane). It's pretty impressive how so much is available to the crew--start APU, switch ATMs, overhead, etc.

Second, the support from the dev is tireless and excellent. Never seen better.

Third, this is not easy! Not only have I been a lazy captain, but while the syntax is fairly loose and completely customizable, my MCE notebook has grown to half the size of the L1011 documentation itself. So, right now it is more "MCE sim" than flight sim, and there are some gremlins, but the trend line positive.

Do I think it would be great if I mastered everything and it operated without a hitch? Yep. Am I prepared to say that will happen? Not yet.

My main reason for posting is that I have seen reports that the L1011 is not supported in P3D. Just wanted to correct that. One of the nice things about Captain Sim products is how the community has supported it, and the product has remained, erm, stable since FSX  ;) So, I have yet to find anything that worked in FSX that did not work in P3Dv5.1 HF1 for this particular airplane.

There's a lot of satisfaction in radio navigation if you just program the INS to where the STAR begins. Finally nailed that LEMD approach in the tutorial. MCE lightens the work load, except when MCE becomes the work load. Shows more than enough promise to stick with it for now, though.