>> As soon as I get a workable traffic pattern I'll be sure to send it ...
>> also going to try out my webspace and see if I can put up some
>> screenshots of CYVR
>>
>>
> Cool, looking forward to it.
>
> Cheers,
> Durk
>
>
OK , figured out enough to get a web page up with a few scree
syd&sandy wrote:
> Hi , wow , quick reply ! :)
>
Ha, that's what you get, when you let a Dutchmen live in Canada for two
months, with nothing but a suitcase, a laptop, and an iPod. :-)
> OK traffic it is. The only problem I see (because Im just learning
> Traffic) , is liveries . I try to use
Durk Talsma wrote:
> Hi Syd,
>
> syd&sandy wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> While messing around with AI , unsuccessfully so far , Ive noticed
>> similar scripts in AI and Traffic.
>>
>>
> I'd say, go with traffic. :-). The aim of the scripts in Traffic is to
> provide a basic (time-table) level
Hi Syd,
syd&sandy wrote:
> Hi all,
> While messing around with AI , unsuccessfully so far , Ive noticed
> similar scripts in AI and Traffic.
>
I'd say, go with traffic. :-). The aim of the scripts in Traffic is to
provide a basic (time-table) level of Flight information, from which
point on
Hi all,
While messing around with AI , unsuccessfully so far , Ive noticed
similar scripts in AI and Traffic.
Ive attempted to add an Alaska Airlines daily flight from CYVR to KSFO ,
just wondering which is more appropriate to use ... Im guessing the only
difference is how they are activated in
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> * alexis bory -- Tuesday 27 February 2007:
>
>> Ok, I promise to sort out the A-10's specifics function from
>> aar.nas :)
>>
>
> Excellent. Let's work together on one copy (Aircraft/Generic/aar.nas)
> and make it the best possible. BTW: I think about moving the whol
* alexis bory -- Tuesday 27 February 2007:
> Ok, I promise to sort out the A-10's specifics function from
> aar.nas :)
Excellent. Let's work together on one copy (Aircraft/Generic/aar.nas)
and make it the best possible. BTW: I think about moving the whole
functionality into Nasa/fuel.nas. IIRC, An
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