Departures not moving in Tracon 2012 SE

[Flight ATC]

I bought TRACON and the Real Traffic for it, but the departures pop up, but don't move off the end of the runway (their airspeed stays at 0 too). their altitude increases, but they just stay in the one spot. Anyone know how to fix this?

[scoobflight]

Did you install as administrator?  Are you running the game as administrator?  Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling?

[Flight ATC]

10 hours ago, scoobflight said:

Did you install as administrator?  Are you running the game as administrator?  Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling?

Yes, still happening.

[crbascott]

@Flight ATCI've seen this issue happen before. If I remember correctly it has to do with unrecognized plane types. Tracon's Real Traffic can be a little confusing. Would you mind sharing the contents of you Databases folder? 

[Flight ATC]

9 minutes ago, crbascott said:

@Flight ATCI've seen this issue happen before. If I remember correctly it has to do with unrecognized plane types. Tracon's Real Traffic can be a little confusing. Would you mind sharing the contents of you Databases folder? 

I was doing some research on the issue, and someone said to take the schedules from Tower 3D and paste them into Tracon 2012. I tried that, and it seems to be working so far... so if something else happens, I'll get back to you.

Thanks.

[crbascott]

1 minute ago, Flight ATC said:

I was doing some research on the issue, and someone said to take the schedules from Tower 3D and paste them into Tracon 2012. I tried that, and it seems to be working so far... so if something else happens, I'll get back to you.

Thanks.

You may end up with the same issue if the T!3D schedule you use has planes that weren't around in 2012. 

I think the main problem is that RT (for some strange reason) doesn't actually come with a schedule.txt file. You need to rename vnttrp.tit to schedule.txt. There's a chance vnttrp.tit may be installed by RT for T!2011 - can't recall exactly.

[Flight ATC]

3 minutes ago, crbascott said:

You may end up with the same issue if the T!3D schedule you use has planes that weren't around in 2012. 

I think the main problem is that RT (for some strange reason) doesn't actually come with a schedule.txt file. You need to rename vnttrp.tit to schedule.txt. There's a chance vnttrp.tit may be installed by RT for T!2011 - can't recall exactly.

Thanks, I'll try that.