Third Party Software Integration

[Golfcrzy]

Pretty easy process for existing GSPro users.

They have a url where you can convert your license into a Foresight or other license. That’s it. When you go to launch GSPro now, what seems like their version of GameChanger comes up, click foresight and connect. I hope auto-connect works. Tested on the range and works fine so far.

[Scottygolf]

Same here, Conversion was a snap. Just assuming in Jan when my subscription expires then I pony up the $250 for GSpro. Any idea if you will still need to pay the Simulator golf tour their $75? Does that tie into Discord access?

[Golfcrzy]

Don’t know. I don’t pay for anything other than GSPro.

[Bubba22]

The $75 to the SGT is only if you are playing in there events and having scored posted etc

[StalefishFS3]

It's $80/year and you only need to pay that fee if you want to play Simulator Golf Tour tournaments. If you just want to play local or online with buddies, no need to join SGT.

[CBearsSB]

I was surprised that Foresight does support GC2 with their GSPro software integration.

[StalefishFS3]

Foresight can do nothing about integration because GC2 data is not encrypted coming out of the device. And GC2 has been determined by Foresight to be "end of life", therefore, they didn't even list it as a device that required FSX2020 or Play to use third-party software. Foresight simply doesn't care anymore about the GC2.

That is one big benefit to using a GC2 going forward. Even though they are old, they are very reliable like a Honda Accord, and will never require the purchase of Foresight software OR a $500/year sub package to use with any third-party software. Once you own it, you are free to use it as you see fit. And as long as Andy is around to fix it if it breaks (if he can), it is a solid purchase.

[mthunt]

Foresight can do nothing about integration because GC2 data is not encrypted coming out of the device. And GC2 has been determined by Foresight to be "end of life", therefore, they didn't even list it as a device that required FSX2020 or Play to use third-party software. Foresight simply doesn't care anymore about the GC2.

That is one big benefit to using a GC2 going forward. Even though they are old, they are very reliable like a Honda Accord, and will never require the purchase of Foresight software OR a $500/year sub package to use with any third-party software. Once you own it, you are free to use it as you see fit. And as long as Andy is around to fix it if it breaks (if he can), it is a solid purchase.

GSPro can block a GC2 if they want to. In partnership with Foresight that can happen. I doubt it though.

[StalefishFS3]

They won't. This is listed on Foresight's own website, when you click on GSPro to purchase it (emphasis on GC2 is mine):

• GC3, GCQuad, GCHawk, or Launch Pro (Gold only) launch monitors. *GC2 not supported.
• A valid FSX Play/FSX 2020 License, or active Launch Pro Gold Subscription. Gold trial customers are not eligible.
• Windows PC with 4GB minimum free space, GTX 970 or greater Graphics Card.
• Recommended Graphics Cards: RTX 3060ti, RTX 3080
• Stable internet connection (Required)
• Intel i5 Processor
• Windows 10 (Required)

So Foresight doesn't care about GC2. They claim it isn't supported to play GSPro, which is laughable. I guess by definition it isn't supported, but it works flawlessly and always has.