Aircraft Installer Fs2004
TWO COOL LADIES piloting HEAVY MD-11F ULTIMATE COCKPIT MOVIE AirClips full flight series - Duration: 1:48:47. Air-Clips.com 2,193,307 views. I'm sure like many others that purchased Prepar3d we expected to transition our FSX aircraft into Prepar3d with just a few issues. The bill of sale was that FSX aircraft were compatible. I've run into problems that I can't resolve with the limited knowledge I have.
Hi guys I have just installed about 360 WoAI packages and they are not showing!I have never had this problem before. FS9 Win7 64bit.Hi, Rob,In what sense are they 'not showing'? Do you mean that you have no AI aircraft flying around, or that they don't show up in the aircraft selection menu? If the latter, that is the way they are supposed to be.If the former, how did you install them?
The auto-installer can be set to create the aircraft but not install flight plans, so that is one possibility.Take a look in FS9/Scenery/World/Scenery. There should be at least 360 files that are of the format 'Traffic Name of Airline.bgl'Also, take a look in FS9/Aircraft and see if there are lots of folder entries starting with 'WOAI' (for example 'WOAITFSA300-600'). There should be one for each variant of each type of aircraft.
Within each folder there will be a complete set of aircraft files, including all the liveries from the packages you installed that that particular aircraft uses.If either the traffic.bgl files or the aircraft folders are missing that will give you a clue as to where the problem is.Please report back what you have found.Mike. Thanks for the quick response, At first the aircrafts were not in the FS9 aircraft folder I manually copied them from the WoAI aircraft folder. In the FS9 Scenery/World folder there are two traffic files: traffic.bgl and traffic030528.The second traffic file refers to Ultimate traffic that I have also installed and those aircrafts are flying around.
Like said never have had this problem before.I installes 10-20 WoAI packages in one go as I always have done.as Peter suggested, when you do a manual install you need to find the Traffic.bgl files and copy them into fsxsceneryworldscenery. Clearly they are missing, as you only have two, and you should have one for each airline you have installed.However, why not use the autoinstall feature? The way you are doing it, I'm pretty sure you are overwriting previously installed aircraft.
If you have two or more airlines with, for example, an a330-300RR, when you copy the aircraft from the separate aircraft folders created by a manual install, the later copy will overwrite the earlier one. You will lose the earlier liveries. When you run the installer automatically, it will add new liveries to an existing aircraft instead of overwriting it.WOAI creates aircraft folders that start w/ 'WOAI.' So it shouldn't affect AI folders from other addons. It also creates a separate traffic.bgl file (that holds the flightplans) for each airline. If you don't like them you can remove them without harming other traffic files.Mike.
Preamble: reinstalled Win7; had tons of AI traffic in FSX before; FSX wouldn't work in new Win7 install; decided to install FS9 and want to have the AI traffic: launched WOI Installer, got a bunch of packages, aircraft all there but where are the flightplans?I have the WOI Installer and AIFP. Where are the flightplans?
Were they downloaded along with the aircraft? Does the WOI package include the flightplans? It's been a while since I did it all in FSX where I had no problems. Do I have to go to avsim/flightsim.com and download flightplans from there?Baffled!Any help appreciated! Thanks for the response. The planes are loading but the flightplans aren't showing up in the world/scenery folder.
I have the correct path to fs9, I think: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft GamesFlight Simulator 9Hi, aquila40,You really need to be a bit clearer if you want some useful help. I don't understand what you mean by 'the planes are loading.' Are you seeing AI traffic when you go to an airport in FS9? The flight plans in FS9/Scenery/World/Scenery all look like this: trafficNAME OF AIRLINE AND SOME NUMBERS.bglAnother thing to consider: many people recommend that you not install FS9 or FSX in a Programs folder. These folders restrict write operations. Since you just reinstalled FS9, you might have fewer problems if you uninstalled it and reinstalled it outside of a Programs folder.
You should be able to back up all of your WOAI aircraft and then copy them to the new FS9 location.Finally, why couldn't you reinstall FSX? It works just fine in Windows 7. You might have been unable to reinstall because of a problem that is also preventing you from installing the WOAI flight plans.Mike. 'loading' = copied to the installer folder. I have to copy/paste them to the aircraft directory although I didn't select 'manual' installation.regarding FSX, it would install but in flight would freeze. I installed it on my laptop but couldn't activate it because, apparently, I can't install it on a different computer even though it was uninstalled from the original computer. I'm going to try to activate it by phone but I don't understand why FSX can only be activitated on the computer where it was originally installed.Thanks, so much, for you help!
Aircraft Installer Fs2004 Windows 7
'loading' = copied to the installer folder. I have to copy/paste them to the aircraft directory although I didn't select 'manual' installation.If you pointed the WOAI installer to the FS2004 main folder (or it came up already pointing there), then I'm pretty sure you have a write problem. You can try running the WOAI installer as administrator. Peter's suggestion to turn off UAC in Windows will probably work, but since you just did a new install, you would be much better off uninstalling and reinstalling outside of Programs or Programs x86. This is recommended by PMDG, a highly respected maker of addon aircraft, and many other experienced simmers.I don't know about FSX installation rules, but hopefully Microsoft will help. But again, if and when you reinstall, put it outside of the two Programs folders (can also be done with the Steam version, and I believe P3D too).Mike.
Radarman - After posting this thread, I did a search in this Website's Download section and found the default Cessna 182 Skylane for FS2004, and it had already been converted. Now how do I download? I did a search on that and found a sticky that dtdb had originated, great detailed instructions. Followed that and now I have a C182 Skylane in my FSX arsenal of aircraft! This aircraft sure beats the C172 SP provided from Microsoft!!I wanted to share with all and I saw where you had kindly replied, thank you as usual!Anyway, I am flying a new bird within the FSX environment!Happy flying! Radarman - I know for the most times, you seem to be THE miracle worker, but, would you by chance know any email addresses or contact information for the designer?
I assume, by designer, you are talking about Mark Rooks of RSDG?I did go into the aircraft config files for both the FS9 182 and the FSX 182 (the newly downloaded model) and there have been some configuration changes made in the conversion.As far as my Joystick goes, I use a CH Products Mach III joystick and there are no drivers associated with it. All aircraft other this one I downloaded work fine on both programs. It truly has me baffled!Thanks - Rick.
Radarman - I just now got it working! The problem was in the weight and balance. It was missing the ' signs in front of the Station Load weights. Stations 1, 2 and 3 didn't even have a weight assigned. Just an update, and all is still working fine, however, tonight I tried to fly the Skylane using Flight Planner, and the panel that came with the download is missing the toggle switch on the IOAT guage, which prevents me from going in between NAV and GPS.I looked at the default Cessna Skylane 182 and the panel is identical and does have the toggle on it. My question is, can the panel folder on the FSX downloaded Skylane be deleted and then copy and paste the default panel back over to the FSX panel folder?I know it sounds petty worrying about a toggle, but I won't be able to use Flight Planner without it and I don't know any other way of getting a toggle without replacing the panel.Any suggestions, I would greatly appreciate!Thanks - Rick.
All is working now! Missing toggle is no longer an issue, still not there, but I can click on GPS/NAV (little shaded square where the toggle used to be) but I have to watch the instruments to know what is what, until I can quickly know what position I have requested! Just not readily noticeable at a glance.Plane has it's quirks but that is understandable in that this upgrade has been totally modified from the original design, from 230 HP to 280 HP, 3 bladed prop to 4 bladed prop, now a Turbocharged powerplant. New flight characteristics with the original instruments! I am getting used to it and it will stay a keeper, for sure!Would I recommend the download?
Depends, if you have the patience to sort thru the changes made, be able to adapt to the upgraded powerplant, then the move might be right for you! I have already solved the pulling to the left for any future downloads, so the rest is up to individual preferences!Good luck and happy flying!