14-10-2006, 12:04 AM
Hey,
I got FSX today, and flew a little (I am going to need a PC upgrade) and decided to delve into the depths of it.
I found a program/editor called Microsoft Aces Editor. I have no clue what it does, but it shows strings and things that are in the XML files which
are placed throught the FSX root folder.
The aircraft folder is located in %fsxroot%\simobjects\aircraft which also contains the folders for animals, people, ground vehicles, and boats.
Inside the texture folders of the aircraft folders, there are these .dds files, which judging from what i can find on the internet this is a direct
draw surface used to provide a very high compression of the texture files. How you edit them i dont know, but i wonder, does all aircraft have to have
those as the textures, or can we use the FS9 textures.
Has anyone tried to add a FS9 aircraft to FSX?
Dustin
I got FSX today, and flew a little (I am going to need a PC upgrade) and decided to delve into the depths of it.
I found a program/editor called Microsoft Aces Editor. I have no clue what it does, but it shows strings and things that are in the XML files which
are placed throught the FSX root folder.
The aircraft folder is located in %fsxroot%\simobjects\aircraft which also contains the folders for animals, people, ground vehicles, and boats.
Inside the texture folders of the aircraft folders, there are these .dds files, which judging from what i can find on the internet this is a direct
draw surface used to provide a very high compression of the texture files. How you edit them i dont know, but i wonder, does all aircraft have to have
those as the textures, or can we use the FS9 textures.
Has anyone tried to add a FS9 aircraft to FSX?
Dustin
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