View Full Version : What in hell is "Couatl"
Helldiver
April 19th, 2010, 10:12
I just loaded MegaScenery Las Vegas and now I get a reminder that I must run "Couatl Scripting Engine" and run "Stand Alone Addon Manager."
I looked on Google and they seemed to be as pexplexed as I am. Does anyone know what this Couatl business is?
lawdawg
April 19th, 2010, 10:20
Saw this on Avsim...
I guess this is what it is: "Couatl engine FSDreamteam have developed that allows a high degree of interaction between FSX and FSDreamteam add-ons".
Not real descriptive beyond that. :salute:
Edit: here it is in more descriptive form from the developer of this thingy...
"However, if you had a look at the manual, there's also an explanation about the meaning of that name. Couatl is not just a D&D creature, but it is a creature half-snake, half-bird from ancient Aztec mythology. Since Couatl.exe is a scripting engine based on the Python programming language for a Flight Simulator, we thought that a reference to a "Flying Snake" might have been nice".
Yep...weird huh?
spotlope
April 19th, 2010, 10:22
I think the scripting engine drives their addon manager, which is their way of securing the product against unregistered users. No idea if it works or how, but that's my understanding.
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