"David Luff" wrote:
> The core part of TaxiDraw's project files gets written out in whichever
> data format you originally loaded the data from - either X-Plane or
> FlightGear.
O.k., I moved my airport over to X-Plane format. For this purpose I
modified the current but inaccurate definition in my copy of Robin's
recent data set to the following:
10 49.022223 5.888922 05x 48.35 7858 60.0553 902.0902 148 111111 01 0 2 0.25
1
Now i start TaxiDraw, load this as a 'new' airport and save it into a
project file. The runway definition now looks like this:
10 49.022223 005.888922 05x 48.35 7858 60.0553 902.0901 148 111111 01 0 2
0.25 1
^^^
TaxiDraw always shortens the blast strip by one foot. This is not
really harmful but a bit irritating ....
Martin.
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