TRAFFIC

[captain_chris]

I'm having problems with the dafault traffic on fs2002  ??? there is just no aircraft anywhere.I've changed the traffic percentage to 100 and still no look I would be extremly greatful if you could help
                       Cheers Chris  ;)

[Liam]

The default traffic on FS is rubbish IMO, even when set at 100% you're lucky to see a jet at an airport...almost seems a miracle to see one in there air. Maybe its just us?:P

Anyway, i'd advise download some stuff from PAI, a great add on.

[zcottovision]

It seems that you're missing a file. On one of your FS2002 cds, there will be a file called default.dp. It might  - and probably is - in one of the .cab files. Just copy it over to your FS2002 aircraft directory and that should work!

[captain_chris]

Thanks for your help
cheers chris

[Scottler]

go to http://projectai.flight1.net/ and download the PAI installer and the PAI aircraft for the liveries of your choice.  

It's very easy to do, and it will make loads of difference at your airports.  (Best download I've ever found!  Well, perhaps a tie with CrashBak and CrashFX.)

[EirePlane]

Check your aircraft folder for afile called default.dp
If it is not there then it is in the AIRCRAFT.CAB folder on disk 1. put it in your aircraft folder

[MICROSOFT]

[quote]go to http://projectai.flight1.net/ and download the PAI installer and the PAI aircraft for the liveries of your choice.

[Scottler]

There are so many files under utility section. Which one are you referring to?

First, click on "Certified Resources".

Accept the EULA.  (Well, read it first.  Riiiight...)

Click on "Airlines".

Next, you'll need to download and install the "Installer Package".  (I created a folder on my desktop called PAI...that's where I keep everything.)

After that, it's easy.  Just click on the airlines you want, and save the zip file to your desktop.  Inside the zip, there's a file with a .pai extension.  (I think that's what it is.)  Move that to your PAI folder, and when you're done downloading the ones you want, run your installer, and navigate to your PAI folder.  That's it.  It will put everything in its proper place for you.

[Scottler]

Oh, and if you want to save some time, you can install all liveries at once, but clicking the first one, pressing shift and clicking the last one!  (Also, I'd recommend removing the default traffic...there's a .pai for that too..it's at the top.