Hello
I am new to this ok when i download a file and extract it and read the read me i dont understand what i have to do.
I dont know where the aircraft.cfg is.
Can i please get help
Thanks in advance
How to add aircraft to FSX.
https://flyawaysimulation.com/knowledge/page/34/installing-addon-flight-simulator-downloads/
RadarMan wrote:
How to add aircraft to FSX.
https://flyawaysimulation.com/knowledge/page/34/installing-addon-flight-simulator-downloads/
OK thats all good but I know how to do all that but the planes are not showing, it says in the readme's that I need to add some lines to the aircraft.cfg well for 1 I don't know where that is and if I make it I do not know where to put it.
Thank you 🙂
It's a small "square" that's in the aircraft folder.
Editor.
I never used this I open it with notepad.
https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2794/fsx-cfg-file-editor-finder/
lewis4490 wrote:
...but the planes are not showing, it says in the readme's that I need to add some lines to the aircraft.cfg well for 1 I don't know where that is and if I make it I do not know where to put it.
Thank you 🙂
Firstly, your aircraft.cfg will only be a small "square" if you do not run MS Office -- so a small square is certainly not what you're looking for.
Each aircraft folder contains an aircraft.cfg, without it the a/c will not fly or... it's not an a/c. BTW, you open the aircraft.cfg by right-clicking on it and select "Open with Notepad".
When I read your OP I had a feeling that you'd downloaded textures instead of an a/c. If the ReadMe contained in the file contains something like [fltsim.xx] (the xx being the clue because you're supposed to change the xx into an appropriate sequential number such as 09 or 12 or whatever) then it's a texture file only.
To avoid the problem in the future, read the file description before you download 😉
Tailhook wrote:
lewis4490 wrote:
...but the planes are not showing, it says in the readme's that I need to add some lines to the aircraft.cfg well for 1 I don't know where that is and if I make it I do not know where to put it.
Thank you 🙂
Firstly, your aircraft.cfg will only be a small "square" if you do not run MS Office -- so a small square is certainly not what you're looking for.
Each aircraft folder contains an aircraft.cfg, without it the a/c will not fly or... it's not an a/c. BTW, you open the aircraft.cfg by right-clicking on it and select "Open with Notepad".When I read your OP I had a feeling that you'd downloaded textures instead of an a/c. If the ReadMe contained in the file contains something like [fltsim.xx] (the xx being the clue because you're supposed to change the xx into an appropriate sequential number such as 09 or 12 or whatever) then it's a texture file only.
To avoid the problem in the future, read the file description before you download 😉
I know all of that but half of the things i download DO NOT have a aircraft.cfg.
And ofc I read before I download i'm not stupid!
Thanks
The highlighted one is the cfg.
lewis4490 wrote:
I know all of that but half of the things i download DO NOT have a aircraft.cfg.
If half of the things you download DO NOT have a(n) aircraft.cfg then obviously they are NOT aircraft. I repeat: Each aircraft folder contains an aircraft.cfg, without it the a/c will not fly or... it's not an a/c.
And ofc I read before I download i'm not stupid!
This is not an encouragement for those who are prepared to help you with your problems -- some manners wouldn't hurt 🙄
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