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AI traffic...again
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Sat Dec 25, 2004 7:10 pmby N723GW
what is the easiest way to put an airplane -specifically designed for AI - into a file...what file or where,so we can make AI flight plans? i know this probly has been exlpained a million times, but how do i do it? detailed explination would be awesome! merry christmas!
Re: AI traffic...again
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Sat Dec 25, 2004 9:16 pmby CAFedm
Am pretty new with AFCAD & TTools but have learned a lot recently . . . the following has worked for me:
1) First off, ensure your AI aircraft file is placed within your FS/Aircraft folder - open the aircraft.cfg icon contained within using Notepad, and change the aircraft description to something brief yet concise, such as "Air Canada A340 AI", and save the file.
Re: AI traffic...again
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Sat Dec 25, 2004 10:07 pmby N723GW
cool! i'll see if this works, i'll be gone for a few days, but will letcha know how it goes!! peace out chall!
Re: AI traffic...again
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Sun Dec 26, 2004 6:08 amby papa-metro
Something missing here ... one of the main reasons for doing all the work fruitlessly is forgetting to DECOMPILE TT before any adjustments, and RECOMPILE TT after adjustments or additions are made. exception is the first step, you can add to a/c folder before starting the AI business.
papa-metro usafa 1953-57
Re: AI traffic...again
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Tue Dec 28, 2004 11:59 amby wji
Another thing missing: place the TTools Readme file link on you desktop: then just double-click-and-read . . .
bill
P.S., place the AF2 Readme file link on the desktop as well