A few cool Guides by yours truly

This came about as the end-result of several 5AM sessions of not-enough-to-do.

basically it makes panel/sound installations simple.

For the panels

1. "Install" the panel as per the readme included. Basic panel installation follows these subpoints-

a. If the panel comes with gauges, copy them into FS9's base Gauges folder.
b. If it comes with sounds, copy them into the base Sound folder of FS9

c. If modules it has, to the Module folder you will copy them -Yoda

2. Go into the extracted folder, and find the "panel" folder. For our imaginary panel, it's a A-320 panel, so we'll rename the "Panel" folder to PANEL.A320 (You'll see why further on).

3. CUT this panel folder (Why have 2 of them wasting space), and paste it into FS9/Aircraft/fsfsconv folder.

4. Make a folder in the fsfsconv folder, called PANEL.CONFIG

4.5. Create a new folder in PANEL.CONFIG called A320.

4.59- Create a new folder in A320

5. Open that folder

6. Go grab something to drink, this is tedious.

7. Open NOTEPAD, ONLY NOTEPAD WILL WORK AS FAR AS I KNOW

8. Paste this into Notepad
[fltsim]
alias=fsfsconv/PANEL.A320

9. SAVE this text document as Panel.cfg
9a. BE SURE THAT THE FILE NAME IS Panel.cfg NOT Panel.cfg.txt

10. To install the panel, simply copy the panel folder that we created, into your a-320 aircraft file, or any other aircraft you want to.

NEXT GUIDE

CUSTOM AIRCRAFT LISTS

This is easier than ILS!

1. Open the aircraft folder of the aircraft you want to edit

2. Find Aircraft.cfg file.

3. CTRL+F

3.2- Type UI_manufacturer, or just scroll down till you find it.

4. It might say UI_manufacturer=Boeing

5. Change that to UI_manufacturer=Delta if you have a fleet of Delta aircraft that you want to have seperated.

6. If the aircraft has multiple textures, you have to edit the manufacturer thing for all them.

Any questions, throw them to

ultimaterammsteinfan@hotmail.com