by cstrut » Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:15 am
I've had this same problem on many occasions. Once the folder "VIPER" was inside another folder called F-16, the folder contained the read me files docs and the aircraft folder while the folder it came in contained the gauges and effects folders, (I was confused that day). The next time I looked into the aircraft folder "F-22" and the AIR file was missing, it turned up in the texture folder from when I was repainting the craft (I was really confused that day, but the F-22 painted black with Jolly Rogers skull and cross bones on it is really cool looking). The most low percentage manuover on my part was the time I put the folder for some helo in the aircraft folder and the helo folder was just that a folder and nothing more. I have a great tip for those who are constantly loading and tweaking add ons, go to your Microsoft Games or FS9 folder right click on it and choose send to desk top create shortcut. once the short cut is on your desk top right click it and go to properties/change icon and then change the icon to one you will associate with FS9 but not the FS9 icon (yeah it's confusing if you use the same icon for both, trust me on this one) I like to put all my flight sim links (virtu dub, image viewer, shortcut to Flight Simulator 9, flight sim 9 start up, windows movie maker, etc...) on one part of the desk top especially reserved for FS9, this way I can get a quik fix anytime the urge hits. Hey sometimes I come home for lunch just to fly the Vancouver BC to Seattle run.