Fsbuild-2 Flight Planner

Ernie,

I checked several of my cfg files. As far as I can see, they all look like this:

//Eaglesoft Raytheon Premier 1
//BL 08/06/03 @ 1:30pm

[fltsim.0]
title=Premier167DP
sim=ESPremier1
model=
panel=ISG
sound=
texture=
kb_checklists=Premier 1_check
kb_reference=Premier 1_ref
atc_id=N167DP
atc_id_color=0xffffffff
atc_airline=
ui_manufacturer=Beechcraft
ui_type=Eaglesoft Premier I
ui_variation=Premier 167DP
description=The Raytheon Premier I is a small, high performance business jet utilizing unibody carbon composite construction where possible, making it 25% lighter than if constructed of metals. It offers a max cruise of 451 kt @ 33,ooo ft, and max altitude of 41,000 with a service range of about 1,500 nm. The aircraft is certified for single pilot operation and accomodates 6 passengers and an additional pilot with luxury appointments such as leather seats with chrome accessories and bathroom.
visual_damage=0
atc_heavy=0


In other words, the model line doesn't say anything specific. Do I need to enter a name there and then change the name of the model folder itself?

That'sa different model reference. This setting has nothing to do with the aircraft.cfg file. This setting is in the ISG/Aircraft/(AircraftId).cfg file that is referenced by the 5th parameter in the panel.cfg file.

Regards.
Ernie.

That 737EXP....cfg file.. is the isg.cfg file that appears in the isg folder? or is it another .cfg file that I need to create? or is it the aircraft.cfg of that particular aircraft?

Kinda ...

Best regards
Daniel

I'll try this a bit later.... and see if I can sort all of this out with your help .. This example seems to be very clear... Thanks Ernie!

Daniel

Ernie,

Looking in my ISG/aircraft folder, I don't have the primary aircraft that I fly with my ISG gauges (i.e., the Premier).

Do I need to create a new cfg file to place in the ISG/aircraft folder?