EliGrim

Typo!! feelthere.zendesk.com

Especially with custom schedules it can happen that unknown or changed callsigns are used. If you want to look up a callsign while playing, you will often not find it in official databases. With the Callsign Information Tool you can upload the provided airlines file and search for callsigns quickly and easily while playing. (Please note that this website is not optimized for mobile devices.)

Same company, different branches. I suppose it's fair to say that you can consider the ICAO code as first name and the IATA code as last name. DLH LH and GEC LH, one happy family! 😁 Lufthansa CityLine (CL) and Lufthansa Systems (L1), etc. would then be uncles or aunts or something. 😕

That's exactly what he said. (Exception: version update = service pack, which is basically an update of the version. So yeah.) 😉

Doesn't JFK taxiway A go clockwise and taxiway B counterclockwise? Could that be the issue?

@nrholland Depending on your Windows registry, the file may be stored elsewhere. This would be very unusual, but with Windows the craziest things can happen. The game should create the file in any case. Are you sure that there is no second installation of the game and if so, have you already searched your hard disks for "output_log.txt"? Edit: Or what hexzed says!

That's good to read! 👍

@amif2000 @bingus I somewhat hijacked your ideas in this thread because I really really liked them. I hope you don't feel cheated and like my attempt.

I got the idea from this thread by @amif2000

I'm just happy it's helpful to you. 👍

Okay, I'll be calm then! 😊

But you do know that you can also use the batch file for any other airport? TIST was just the airport I tested with. Just change the pre-built commands to fit your needs. 😉

I just noticed that I forgot one r in Clipboarder... I hope this goes as "artistic freedom"! 🤔😉

I haven't dealt with Rust yet. But I liked the idea in this thread. Since I still had an unused domain, I created a little website (nothing fancy) where you can upload the *schedule.txt and *.gaandlocaltraffic.txt to get a graphical representation of the movements per hour. If I get the OK from FeelThere, I will post the URL here in the forum.

I've been using voice only so far, so I've spent the last few hours trying to figure out what's best for me. I ended up writing a small batch to save predefined commands to the Windows clipboard. It looks like this: It took me a few minutes to get used to switching back and forth between the windows, but then it worked just fine for me. You can modify these lines to suit your needs: Maybe this solution will help you!? Clipboader.zip

It seems the British tend to use such callsigns. NEPTUNE, ZAP, RED NOSE, CHANNEX, JERSEY, FIREBIRD, BROADSWORD, etc. I'm not sure why.

@amif2000 If you're on Windows 10, did you activated "Recognize non-native accents for this language"? (Windows-Logo + i > Time & Language > Speech) It should improve the recognition.

You can fast-forward the game and change back to normal speed when a new flight appears. Even if a single mouse click would be convenient, there are only two of them that are needed this way.

Maybe Sticky Keys is activated?

How about a small side project between all the big airports, which could be offered as a little thank you to the community at a greatly reduced price? I'm thinking of a smaller airport, where not many liveries are needed, but which is very interesting in terms of design or landscape. What I could imagine would be, for example: Macau International Airport Wikipedia, Picture or Congonhas Airport Wikipedia, Picture or even Robinson Crusoe Airport Wikipedia, Picture Just an idea.

At least it should. Sounds to me like the microphone is picking up gameplay sound that's messing up speech recognition.

That is indeed a very good point!

Yes and yes! Edit: And there will be an updated RT installer each time a new airport DLC is published. So it makes perfect sense to keep the download link and the serial number easily accessible.

Can't confirm that. Just tested it with EDDM: Is it possible that there are differences between the website version and the Steam version? I am using the Steam version.

@DeltaVII (@hexzed also) has tried to explain that the game assigns aircraft automatically to terminals. So if there are planes of airlines in the schedule (eddm_schedule.txt) that are not assigned to any terminal, they are automatically allocated to free terminals. It is therefore necessary to assign all the airlines of the aircraft used in the schedule to a terminal in the "eddm_terminal.txt". I assume that the same can happen if a terminal is full and no gates are available at the moment. The latter, however, is an unproven assumption on my part. @DeltaVII (auch @hexzed) hat versucht zu erklären, dass das Spiel Flugzeuge automatisch Terminals zuordnet. Wenn also Flugzeuge von Fluggesellschaften im Zeitplan (eddm_schedule.txt) vorhanden sind, die keinem Terminal zugeordnet sind, werden sie automatisch freien Terminals bzw. Gates zugeordnet. Es ist daher notwendig, alle Fluggesellschaften der im Flugplan verwendeten Flugzeuge einem Terminal in der "eddm_terminal.txt" zuzuordnen. Ich gehe davon aus, dass das Gleiche passieren kann, wenn ein Terminal voll ist und im Moment keine Gates zur Verfügung stehen. Letzteres ist jedoch eine unbewiesene Annahme meinerseits.