Stupid question...

[Tomcat5]

everything looks good.  can you send one of the problem?  the nonexistent things in the select aircraft menu?

[Jisco]

When I go to save the aircraft cfg file (with the AF1 stuff in it) it says

Click ok then save to desktop then move it in folder.

[Thud]

Thanks Jisco, but I got that one already 8-)
Well I don't think I need a screenshot, Tomcat5, it looks just the same, all the default 747's are there, but the AF1 texture isn't. All other planes (including downloads) are fine.

[Tomcat5]

What is the af1 texture folder's name?

[Thud]

AFI_747.zip (I, India, not #1)

[Tomcat5]

AFI_747.zip (I, India, not #1)

Sorry, no, the texture in the b747 folder.

[Thud]

It's not

[Daube]

Then you have to put it there.
Your edition of the aircraft.cfg is just perfect.
Do you see the line "texture=airforceone" ? It means that FSX will find the corresponding textures for that plane in a folder nammed "texture.airforceone", located in the main folder of the plane.
So, when you install a new repaint for a plane, the steps are as follows:
1 - extract the archive of the repaint somewhere in a temp folder (you did that, I think)
2 - move the [flightsim.x] section from the readme to the aircraft.cfg (you did that on the previous page)
3- move the texture folder "texture.***" (*** = "airforceone" in your case) into the main folder of the plane. (This step is missing in your case).

So you see ? You just need to perform the last step.

[Tomcat5]

Then you have to put it there.
Your edition of the aircraft.cfg is just perfect.
Do you see the line "texture=airforceone" ? It means that FSX will find the corresponding textures for that plane in a folder nammed "texture.airforceone", located in the main folder of the plane.
So, when you install a new repaint for a plane, the steps are as follows:
1 - extract the archive of the repaint somewhere in a temp folder (you did that, I think)
2 - move the [flightsim.x] section from the readme to the aircraft.cfg (you did that on the previous page)
3- move the texture folder "texture.***" (*** = "airforceone" in your case) into the main folder of the plane. (This step is missing in your case).

So you see ? You just need to perform the last step.

Beat me to it, lol.

[Thud]

It worked! Thanks Daube and Tomcat5!
8-)

[Tomcat5]

It worked! Thanks Daube and Tomcat5!
8-)

You're welcome.   :)