Lionheart
April 23rd, 2011, 15:15
Ok,
What if there was a program. It locates on the top bar of FS. What it does is creates a 'parked AI plane' (that you are in) at a location you want one at.
1. You go to the location you choose to park your bird. Slew over and perfectly set it up in a spot you want it at, like if its an F22 or F15, you might have it in a large, nice military hanger. If its a classic, like a Skylark or D-18, you might want it at a classic hanger, maybe with some other classics in a collection.
2. Next, turn on the program, click the 'Set Up This Plane Here and Now'. Bing... This aircraft you are in now creates a AI version of your plane (same one) that will be there most all of the time, except for when it needs to fly once a week (to be a AI plane). Something like 1 hour on midnight on Sunday nights or whenever).
Now, you boot up into FS and drive out to the airfield in a car, and go to the hanger of choice, and see your birds... Or out on the tarmac, or in some cool grassy airfields....
Alot easier then making AI codes, lol... park and click, done.
Bill
What if there was a program. It locates on the top bar of FS. What it does is creates a 'parked AI plane' (that you are in) at a location you want one at.
1. You go to the location you choose to park your bird. Slew over and perfectly set it up in a spot you want it at, like if its an F22 or F15, you might have it in a large, nice military hanger. If its a classic, like a Skylark or D-18, you might want it at a classic hanger, maybe with some other classics in a collection.
2. Next, turn on the program, click the 'Set Up This Plane Here and Now'. Bing... This aircraft you are in now creates a AI version of your plane (same one) that will be there most all of the time, except for when it needs to fly once a week (to be a AI plane). Something like 1 hour on midnight on Sunday nights or whenever).
Now, you boot up into FS and drive out to the airfield in a car, and go to the hanger of choice, and see your birds... Or out on the tarmac, or in some cool grassy airfields....
Alot easier then making AI codes, lol... park and click, done.
Bill