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Thank you for the update , a small question - itael - 11-08-2005
Thanks so much Dan and team for the wonderful product and the Patch...
I read there is an option not to use the CG of FSP (that modifies the CFG of the aircraft) with the new update.
I already changed the CFG file of 3 aircraft ,one of the is the PMDG B737 , I just need to know how I can revert it back to the way it was
before FSP changed it's CFG value.
Thanks in advance.
Itai
Re: Thank you for the update , a small question - pagir - 12-08-2005
When FsP edit an aircraft.cfg, it renames the old one to aircraft.cfg.bak.
So go into the aircraft folder of the PMDG B737 and rename manually the aircraft.cfg.bak to aircraft.cfg.
That's it!
Pagir
Re: Thank you for the update , a small question - itael - 12-08-2005
Hi Pagir,
Maybe I am doing something wrong , but I did as you said and renamed the original .bak file to .cfg and the one modified by
FSPassengers I renamed to .old
Now I have the original aircraft.cfg file in the aircraft directory, but once I start an FSP flight the window that the plane is incompatible with
FSP pops up again , and there is no way I can keep this setting because the only way to fly is to moify the .cfg file again.
I am confused.
Itai
Re: Thank you for the update , a small question - DanSteph - 12-08-2005
did you enabled the parameters:
DisablePayloadDialogWeightModif =1;
in more_config.cfg ?
Dan
Re: Thank you for the update , a small question - itael - 12-08-2005
Thanks Dan !
That's what I was looking for !
Will give it a shot now...
Itai