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After loading up everything available in CVS there are a lot of flyable
things available to play with in many different states of completion.
I would suggest rather than ditching any of the current models, regardless
of state, that a better organization of the existing models would be more
useful.
I built my self a tree within the Aircraft folder. In the Aircraft
folder I leave the models I'm currently interested in using. That way they
show up in the Windows launcher and it is not cluttered with 100's of IMHO
unneeded items.
I defined the following categories of aircraft.
Fantasy - Santa, UFO etc
Experimental - X-15, YF-23 etc
GA - Citation, C-182 etc
Gliders
Commercial - 737, DC-3, etc
Pre WWII Wright Flyer, Sopwith Camel, etc
WWII - P-51, Spitfire, etc
Post WWI - B-52, F-16 etc
Most of the -set XML files have a Status from the author although I don;t
know if there is a "standard" definition of the status's. A standard
definition would also be useful.
As far as the Base package I think it has a relatively small number of
reasonably complete aircraft doesn't it?
Ray Mc
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