"The scenario you are using is too old"

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I have the last update 1954. Despite this I get the message "The scenario you are using is too old" why?
 

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Is this one of the scenarios in the WIP Scenarios folder? We forgot to update the scenario version in those T-4h launch scenarios, I'll fix that asap.
 

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No, it is under Project Apollo-NASSP scenario Apollo 11 MCC-Lunch, fresh start.
 

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Oh you know, what happened a few months ago is that we got rid of separate MCC vs non-MCC scenarios. All launch scenarios are now MCC scenarios, at least those missions that support it (Apollo 7-11, Apollo 12 experimentally). And if you would want to deactivate the MCC and fly an Apollo 7-11 mission with the RTCC MFD instead then you can disable the MCC in the CAPCOM menu.

When we got rid of the non-MCC scenarios we actually renamed the MCC scenarios and removed the MCC from the name. What you have there with "Apollo 11 MCC Launch" is an old scenario you still had from a previous NASSP install. Look here, in the main NASSP folder in the most current version there are only 5 scenarios, for Apollo 7-11: https://github.com/orbiternassp/NASSP/tree/Orbiter2016/Scenarios/Project Apollo - NASSP

I would recommend deleting the scenarios with MCC in the name there, as they are not part of NASSP anymore and won't be updated. "Apollo 11 - Launch.scn" is now the scenario you want, the MCC is activated in it.
 

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Thanks for the quick response Indy! I am also very happy that you started working on the Apollo 12 MCC scenario. I am using apollo 11 as a base to learn RTCC MFD and it would be good with Apollo 12 as well.
 
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