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Nov 14th, 2004 at 12:54am

Chris M.   Offline
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I just need some help on how to get started.  Iwant to make flight plans for my aircraft but i dont know how to use this program.  Thanks ???
 

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Reply #1 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 9:12am

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which program??
LEE SWORDY'S TRAFFIC TOOLS is pretty much the standard and is vailable on this site, free. it is self explanatory.
Once you get the hang of it it's terrific to watch & hear your own (sort of) planes buzzin' around.
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Reply #2 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 9:22am

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Cessna,

I have used YRoute...and really like it.... although I think that AITrafficMover is also a great program.  Iuse the two of them for different things.

I think the best advice is to read all the documentation YRoute has.  It is complicated.... but once you get the hang of it... it is REALLY simple.

It is just a front end interface for TTools to get rid of all those lists of incomprehensible text  Wink.

Back up your original traffic file and give it a try.  Add a single flight with a non-standard aircraft/livery at first and then go check in the sim and see if it is there.  If it is... then start adding more.

Hope this is of ANY help.

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Reply #3 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 12:11pm

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It didnt come with read me files or anthing of the kind.  How to I add aircraft.  I think I know how to chose the airports but maby i am wrong.
 

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Reply #4 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 12:30pm

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Cessna,

Mine has a "readme file".  It's very basic.... but I think it helps you get started.

Back up the files that it alters... and then try playing around.

The first place to go is the "settings" screen and point it to the correct locations on your machine.

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Reply #5 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 2:30pm

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It started to make my computer go nuts so i got rid of it.  But how do you do it with tt tool. Roll Eyes
 

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Reply #6 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 9:08pm

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cessna,

Don't know what the "go nuts" was all about  Wink.

As far as using TTools directly......... I found that the lists of text that are the encoding of the aircraft and flight parameters was WAY too complicated to deal with.  Like looking at Greek to me.  I know the format and the idea.... but it was VERY hard to "look at".

So I use YRoute and AI Traffic Mover.

Sorry... can't tell you how to use TTools directly.

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...............john
 

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Reply #7 - Nov 14th, 2004 at 11:29pm

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Thanks for your help Jbaymore.  I think I will just leave it alone or something, I dont know.  By go nuts, YRoute froze my computer 3 times so i just got rid of it. I think i will try somthing different. Thanks for the info Jbaymore Grin
 

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Reply #8 - Nov 19th, 2004 at 4:46pm

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Which version of Yroute were you using?

It's all I used since I started creating my AI packages.

To add aircraft simply add them to your aircraft text, just like you would for airports. Yroute is just used to create flight plans.

Ttools just combines all the info into the traffic.bgl

decompile and compile
 

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Reply #9 - Nov 24th, 2004 at 1:40pm

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Have to agree with Cessna and JBaymore on this one.  I found that YRoute takes FOREVER to import the traffic files, maybe that's why it seemed the computer "crashed".  I have found that AI Traffic Mover is a very useful tool.  It loads flight plans quickly and you can edit flightplans AND aircraft info with one program.  I use TTools with this program to decompile/compile the files I've edited with AITM and haven't had any problems.  Don't mean to sound like I'm dissing the creator of YRoute, it's a fine piece of software.  I just find AITM a little simpler to use, that's all.
 

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