FS add ons
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From: beverley
FS add ons
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g computers!
Got hold of a freeware add on for Fs2004,on the readme it says send file to fs2004 aircraft folder,(by send I assume it means move since right click send does not give the option to send it there),and copy effects file to effects folder.
I have done so and when I check in the fs 20004 files you can see the new files of the add on.
The problem is when you are in the game and create a flight,the aircraft is not there?????
Not sure why and i certainly don't know how to sort it,Its a shame there are no good sims for PS2 since I have one of those for games as p.c's are sh1t
HELP PLEASE
It is a TBM 700 add on from avsim.com if that helps.....
g computers!Got hold of a freeware add on for Fs2004,on the readme it says send file to fs2004 aircraft folder,(by send I assume it means move since right click send does not give the option to send it there),and copy effects file to effects folder.
I have done so and when I check in the fs 20004 files you can see the new files of the add on.
The problem is when you are in the game and create a flight,the aircraft is not there?????
Not sure why and i certainly don't know how to sort it,Its a shame there are no good sims for PS2 since I have one of those for games as p.c's are sh1t
HELP PLEASE
It is a TBM 700 add on from avsim.com if that helps.....
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You need to extract the TBM700 file to the Aircraft folder within FS2004, not the Addon Scenery file. C
Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft
Then, in the Aircraft folder you will see a folder named TBM700. In that folder is a file named Effects. Open it and cut and paste the file contained therein (fx_vclight_TBM.fx) to CProgram Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Effects
Start FS2004, go to Socata on the aircraft selection menu and voila!
Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\AircraftThen, in the Aircraft folder you will see a folder named TBM700. In that folder is a file named Effects. Open it and cut and paste the file contained therein (fx_vclight_TBM.fx) to C
Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\EffectsStart FS2004, go to Socata on the aircraft selection menu and voila!
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From: beverley
Thanks for that chaps EGTE,that worked and it now works on the sim,however there was no effects file in the aircraft folder? The radio stack has no power as such,although the stormscope works so I'm not sure if that is due to the lack of an effects file,I'm glad aircraft are easier to operate than p.c's,I would never have got one started otherwise.
