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Jan 5^th, 2004 at 8:25am

britannia Offline
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I dowloaded this and it done exatly as i wnated i to. BUT when i had a look in the note pad at aircraftt goes from 200 to 1100 if i change thses to 201,202,203, would it make a difference or should i just leave them the way they are. I know hat i i change them then the a/c number in the flight plan would be different. I just realy want to know if it will still work if they dont go in numerical order? Thanks any help would be smashig.

Iain

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Reply #1 - Jan 10^th, 2004 at 7:11pm

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Iain,
I just checked all my PAI aircraft files, and all aircraft numbers go in ascending order but the sequence is not always continuous.

Having said that, I have never heard or read anywhere that the aircraft numbers have to be in any kind of order. The TTools manual says that an aircraft number(or tag) can be used only once in each aircraft file.

It appears to me that you already know of the possible problems that can arise by changing AC tags in either file. My suggestion is to leave them alone. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Grin

I hope that helps.

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Reply #2 - Feb 1^st, 2004 at 6:18am

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The numbering you are using isn't sequential dependant.

The numbers can be assinged from 38 up to 65356.
If you go higher the number will be replacing another number: AC65357 will become AC1

So as long as the numbers in the aircraft.txt are matching the numbers in the flightplans.txt there's nothing to worry about.

PAI number ranges are airline dependant, so if there is an airline registerd for being made in AI it's already given a number range. By assigning the aircraft a unique number PAI prevents that numbers are duplicated

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