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I have duplicate airplanes in my pristine sky....oh my...can anyone recommend an easy editor program I can latch onto to clean up the duplicate flight plans...(use TTools and AdditPro to install my airplanes) and somehow I duped some lines...any ideas?  Thanks...

i found a fix for it a long time ago, but i'll be DANGED if i can remember what in the name of SIMV it was..... sorry.


but anyways... look familiar??

Makes for a tight formation....heh, heh

You want to know the fix?  USE WOAI!!!

Hope ya remember the solution to this problem.

I have duplicate airplanes in my pristine sky....oh my...can anyone recommend an easy editor program I can latch onto to clean up the duplicate flight plans...(use TTools and AdditPro to install my airplanes) and somehow I duped some lines...any ideas?  Thanks...

If this is FSX and you have the SDK installed, the Traffic Toolbox
Explorer can be used in-flight to determine which traaffic BGL files
are creating each AI flight. You might be able to isolate the
offending flightplans using that method, assuming the duplicates
are in different files.

Note that the display output of the Explorer is configuarble as to
what columns are displayed.

If they are in the same file, then just decompile the traffic BGL using
TTools or, in FSX, one of the traffic BGL conversion utilities.
Then use the 'Search" function of a text editor to find the duplicates.
You would use the information gleened from the Traffic Toolbox
Explorer listing such as departure and arrival airports, etc.

  Paul

Didn't AITM, AI Traffic Manager have a way to find duplicates?