Even though labelled and/or installed for FSX, you still get a FS9 traffic file.Ĭonsequently, if you are running FSX and have any FSX traffic files, your first step after installing a MAIW or WoAI package should be to convert the newly-installed traffic file (usually located in the FSX\Scenery\World\sceneryfolder) to FSX format using AI Flight Planner's "Files / Convert FS9 Traffic Files to FSX" menu item.
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MAIW and WoAI Always Install FS9 Traffic Files: At time of writing, Military AI Works (MAIW) and World of AI (WoAI) packages include FS9 traffic files only. You'll find AI Flight Planner's Find FS9 Files function very useful for this. So, if you don't get (or suddenly stop getting) AI traffic from compiled-for-FSX traffic files, the first thing to look for is a compiled-for FS9 file somewhere within FSX's scope - probably in the Scenery\World\Scenery folder. This has nothing to do with AI Flight Planner. However, as described more fully in the User Manual, if FSX "sees" a compiled-for-FS9 traffic file, it will generate AI traffic for that file and any other compiled-for-FS9 traffic files it "sees" but, it will not generate traffic for any compiled-for-FSX files. Includes a complete flight plan subsetting capability as well as FS9 to FSX file conversion.ĭon't Mix FS9 and FSX Traffic Files: FS9 traffic files are compatible with FSX.
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