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I now have a newly named file download
However, Windows 10 Professional still aborts the installation as the file is identical
It looks like it is necessary to uninstall the original and then reinstall
I was not aware of this
I have now run out of time, so will need to come back to this later -
Same here
Received the eMail, directed to the main EGLL purchase item at Feel There
Attempted the original provided download link from FastSpring, but this returns a error
Below the Fastpring download are details to access My Account
However, that does not recognise my eMail address
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10 hours ago, EliGrim said:
I prefer to have only the airlines, airports and aircraft in the files that are needed for the current schedule. Whether the game builds a database internally when loading the airport/schedule or scans the files constantly, the game becomes more performant the fewer records need to be processed. Whether this will be noticeable in the framerate, for example, I don't know. Most likely, you won't even gain a fraction of a frame per second.
Nevertheless, my personal experience with the airlines file has shown that the fewer entries in the file, the better the speech recognition works, especially with callsigns like UZBEK or SICHUAN, which the speech recognition likes to have difficulties with, at least for meThe only difference in framerate I have noticed is once you select an aircraft
With EGLL it reduces by about half
On my test files (which are usually just one aircraft type, one airline and one terminal) I have not noticed any difference (ODMB and EGLL)
I also agree with reduced / minimum files
The most noticeable is the
airlines.txt
file
For each airport I have amended it for the airlines that are included only
I have also amended some of the callsigns to assist / optimise the speech
An obvious one is
QANTAS -> KWANTAS
I also revised the
airplanes.txt
file
I placed all the aircraft in a more sequential order, whilst again removing any that were not required
However again I have not noticed any difference
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2 hours ago, koohead said:
is realistic based on the Real Traffic data I'm assuming?
I have found the Real Traffic Data is a compromise
It appears to take the actual data for a specific date and then removes or amends flights that cannot be included in the simulation due to overlap, rare operations, dropped, no free terminal
As an example in EGLL all the Pisa flights have been removed as there are not enough stands at Terminal 3
Ironically for EGLL with some flights only operating on specific dates this results in an imbalance, where there is only the incoming or outgoing flight, which results in stand blocking -
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On 1/15/2020 at 5:32 AM, EliGrim said:
TIMETABLE TOOL
Generates a list of flight strips from schedules created with the Schedule Builder Tool.
Could you update this to include the latest airport releases?
I was going to use it with my EGLL file, but it is not included-
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2 minutes ago, EliGrim said:
The tower.rec file is included in the zip and can be opened with any text editor
I thought it was Hex encoded and could not be printed out
Just need to edit it for printing -
On 1/15/2020 at 5:32 AM, EliGrim said:
TOWER3D.REC MOD
Modified version with enhanced commands.
I searched for this list of phrases to use, but all I find is this same partial list that ends and fades out at number 22
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As Alaska Airlines has now joined One World, many airlines have dual liveries; a main one and an alliance one
Given the Retro livery is in the format $x
We also have the Cargo liveries in the format #x
What about splitting out the legacy liveries using other special characters?
Alliance livery -> &x
Older livery -> @#
and so on
It would mean updating the older packs, but I am quite sure that would be a simple process-
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Problem trying to download EGLL Service Pack
in ATC Simulators
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I had no issues downloading the file
The issue was installation
Windows 10 Professional was recognising it as a program already installed
I had assumed it was similar to a Windows Update where you simply run the program and then you end up with the main program and the update
I then gave Windows 10 permission to overwrite, but it made no difference
My next attempt will be to uninstall the original program and then reinstall