fs2004 download hell!
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fs2004 download hell!
Hi All,
I have downloaded a boeing 757 add on for fs2004 but am unsure what i am doing! I have saved it to my desktop for the min (a zip file?!) but would like to know how i actually import it into the fs2004 programme. Im sure i prob sound a little daft but i am a complete computer spud!
Please be nice, i cant help being this ignorant!
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EF
I have downloaded a boeing 757 add on for fs2004 but am unsure what i am doing! I have saved it to my desktop for the min (a zip file?!) but would like to know how i actually import it into the fs2004 programme. Im sure i prob sound a little daft but i am a complete computer spud!
Please be nice, i cant help being this ignorant!
Many Thanks
EF
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You have to move the downloaded files into the fs files. Find the fs2004 folder and inside you find folders gauges and the like. Copy and paste the appropriate files to the appropriate folders.
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Hi, the files are:
model
model.vc
panel
sound
texture
airlines.cfg
b757-200-rb211-535e4 (air file)
readme text doc
I have now copied these to the flight sim folder. Do they need to be copied into specific files. Sorry im not sure of the difference between folders and files. How worrying!
model
model.vc
panel
sound
texture
airlines.cfg
b757-200-rb211-535e4 (air file)
readme text doc
I have now copied these to the flight sim folder. Do they need to be copied into specific files. Sorry im not sure of the difference between folders and files. How worrying!
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Might sound daft but what does the read me file say, it may tell you in there what to do!
A folder contains files, and looks like a folder that is kept in a filling cabinet
A bit of a tutorial here
A folder contains files, and looks like a folder that is kept in a filling cabinet
A bit of a tutorial here
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Hi again!
Thanks for all your advice, i do now seem to have a tcx 757 in my a/c list. It works fine other than the fact it sounds a bit like a massey ferguson not a jet, any ideas?
Also, why do non of the jet a/c have a "loc" option on the mcp?
stevehudd, the pics of the leveldsim look pretty hot. Is it very different dynamically to the "project open sky" model i have downloaded? I only run it on a laptop, do u think that will be powerful enough?
Thanks Again
EF
Thanks for all your advice, i do now seem to have a tcx 757 in my a/c list. It works fine other than the fact it sounds a bit like a massey ferguson not a jet, any ideas?
Also, why do non of the jet a/c have a "loc" option on the mcp?
stevehudd, the pics of the leveldsim look pretty hot. Is it very different dynamically to the "project open sky" model i have downloaded? I only run it on a laptop, do u think that will be powerful enough?
Thanks Again
EF