Simviation Forum - Traffic question

Reply #15 - Nov 16^th, 2007 at 8:52am

Revivor Ex Member

You will see both!
But if one airport hasn't enough parking slots installed, it may happen that approaching traffic just disappears on touch-down!
It can happen that the utility to setup traffic of a payware add-on deletes or overwrites your WoAI or whatever traffic,
but generally you should be able to use all packages simultanious - depending on your CPU power, AI traffic is a monster...

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Reply #16 - Nov 16^th, 2007 at 11:33am

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You will see both!
But if one airport hasn't enough parking slots installed, it may happen that approaching traffic just disappears on touch-down!
It can happen that the utility to setup traffic of a payware add-on deletes or overwrites your WoAI or whatever traffic,
but generally you should be able to use all packages simultanious - depending on your CPU power, AI traffic is a monster...

It's not as bad as it was in FS2002...100% meant 15FPS MAX for even some of the best computers at the time Grin

Blabbing Away at SimV Since June 8, 2004

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Reply #17 - Nov 17^th, 2007 at 10:20am

Mothball Ex Member

I use Traffic 2005, My Traffic X, all of UGA's AI, the realistic WOAI aircraft, and HTAI's Cessna Package. I keep my GA & Commercial, settings at 100%, unlimited frame rates, and all other settings at 70% - 100% with no problems. I always have plenty of traffic, even in the "out of the way" places I sometimes "fly". Everywhere else is jam-packed with all types of AI traffic and ALOT of radio chatter. Hope this helps. Semper Fi, Dave

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Reply #18 - Nov 18^th, 2007 at 5:23am

Revivor Ex Member

Yep it does, thank you! Wink

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Reply #19 - Nov 18^th, 2007 at 8:07am

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Judging by the number of problems people seem to be getting with WOI and other do-it-yourself AI packages as shown in the AI forum I think I'll stick with the payware stuff - rather spend my time flying!

Sean

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Reply #20 - Nov 19^th, 2007 at 2:56pm

Mothball Ex Member

Yeah Sean, there is a definate learning curve in dealing with AI. I've been tinkering with FS9 from when it first came out, but I never did anything really serious will FS9 other than "fly" the stock set up, until about two years ago when I ran across SimV. That was when I really began learning how to add aircraft, edit aircraft files, etc, etc...then I learned of a whole other section of FS dealing with the AI traffic. I had to learn what TTools was, flight plans, and all these other related items that were necessary to make things work properly. I bought my first payware item about 6 months ago and I moved into that area a bit, and there are some good benefits to payware programs, and the are some downsides also. As far WOAI is concerned, I never had any problems with it FS9, but since I've switched over FSX now, I am having some problems trying get things work properly in the new system. And, I definately understand wanting to fire up FS and go "fly"

But anyway, I figured I'd throw those words out there for you. Blue skies and happy crashing. Semper Fi, Dave

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