AI Flightplan Installation Tutorial Video
Jul 23, 2020 8:01:40 GMT -5
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Post by chasensfo on Jul 23, 2020 8:01:40 GMT -5
Hey guys,
I had earlier shared a long video with you guys on how to install flightplans from scratch, meaning how to take flightplans from this forum that require "assembly" and require you to hunt down repaints, as most of them do. That video is here if anyone wishes to see it.
But I have now made another video, this one about half as long, showing how to install 1998 Project flightplans. While this is geared towards the 1998 project, it will teach you how to install most plans on this site, minus teaching you how to "construct" files in the fashion required to compile them for flight simulator, and how to hunt down repaints.
Though I have posted this video in the 1998 threads, I decided to also give it it's own thread to make it more visible to the newer users here who are interested in RetroAI but don't know where to start. This should teach you! Ask me any questions here, and myself or any of the other members will be more than happy to help you.
You may watch the video here:
I hope this helps somebody!
Stay safe everyone.
I had earlier shared a long video with you guys on how to install flightplans from scratch, meaning how to take flightplans from this forum that require "assembly" and require you to hunt down repaints, as most of them do. That video is here if anyone wishes to see it.
But I have now made another video, this one about half as long, showing how to install 1998 Project flightplans. While this is geared towards the 1998 project, it will teach you how to install most plans on this site, minus teaching you how to "construct" files in the fashion required to compile them for flight simulator, and how to hunt down repaints.
Though I have posted this video in the 1998 threads, I decided to also give it it's own thread to make it more visible to the newer users here who are interested in RetroAI but don't know where to start. This should teach you! Ask me any questions here, and myself or any of the other members will be more than happy to help you.
You may watch the video here:
I hope this helps somebody!
Stay safe everyone.