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Abacus A380

Postby hhomebrewer » Sat Sep 19, 2009 2:44 pm

I have the v1 of this airplane. Had it quite a while. It looks better in FS2004 than v2 does in FSX, so I go back to what looks good. I just re-installed it onto my new hard drive. It installs itself into what seems to be a folder of its own choosing-- something like My Company Name/Default or something totally unlike C:/FS2004/A380/blah-blah-blah. When I first installed it, the airplane did not show up in the availables. I went to the specific folders of the airplane and slid them into the specific folders in FS that applied to each of them. I see it now in the availables, but I have one left: The Nav Data folder. I have no idea what to do with it. Any ideas?
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Re: Abacus A380

Postby Capt.Propwash » Sat Sep 19, 2009 10:13 pm

if you look inside the NAV DATA folder, what do you find?
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Re: Abacus A380

Postby hhomebrewer » Sun Sep 20, 2009 10:41 pm

Things that make no sense to me. I saw a bunch of .dat files. I have no idea what they do. I think they may have something to do with the FMC but using that is beyond my skills, anyway. I would just take it all off and retry by putting it into a folder with a path like the other planes, but I slid the gauges and effects in as separate items into their respective folders. There are dozens upon dozens of gauges and about a dozen effects, so I have no way to tell which ones to take out...
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Re: Abacus A380

Postby EVVFCX » Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:01 pm

Hi hhomebrewer,

I have the a380 installed at home, failrly sure it installs in the fs2004/aircraft folder but I'll check and let you know on monday 28th about the navdata folder if i find one. I dont have internet at the moment at home, just at work.
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Re: Abacus A380

Postby EVVFCX » Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:16 am

Hi hhomebrewer,

Checked my abacus a380, the navdata folder should not be in the a380 folder, it belongs in (yourdrive letter):\program files\microsoft games\flight simulator 9.
That folder with the dat files contains the ndb's vor's ils's , their frequency etc and where they are in the world and the airports and their runways and headings etc.

Hope this helps, I know I said Monday but was busy and ended up forgetting to login.

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