hi guys im new, i wan't to create my local airport but i can't find any good tutorial to fs4 but only to fs2 can anyone help me? i will be happy if someone reply
How to create easy airport because i don't know can anyone help
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Hi! Thank for A321 XLR. But there’s no Uzbekistan airports. Please add all airports of Uzbekistan.
wrong thread
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Hi, I create airports for FS4.
You can check them out here: Airport Sceneries created by Pilot Boy | FS 4 & FS 2 | Freeware Downloadlink
Were do you want to start. Just a simple runway and default buildings or all the way with custom 3dmodels etc.
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hi guys im new, i wan't to create my local airport but i can't find any good tutorial to fs4 but only to fs2 can anyone help me?
Unfortunately, I am not aware of a manual for creating airports for the FS 4.
Nevertheless, it is not so difficult to create airports for the FS 4, some notes:
- Almost all indications for the FS 2 also apply to the FS 4 - at least in principle.
- Here in the forum there are already a lot of informative contributions to the creation of airports in FS 4, so that it is worthwhile to use the forum search creatively. If you write this together correctly, a manual should come out that would have to fit more than 95%.
- A good study object is the airports GMME created by me, which I even created some time ago more or less for this purpose.
- There are also some other, sometimes small airports here in the forum, which are very suitable for studying.
Good luck at this point - and have fun.
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Here is a draft from EPZB.
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Here is a draft from EPZB.
thank you ApfelFlieger you are the best
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Unfortunately, I am not aware of a manual for creating airports for the FS 4.
Nevertheless, it is not so difficult to create airports for the FS 4, some notes:
- Almost all indications for the FS 2 also apply to the FS 4 - at least in principle.
- Here in the forum there are already a lot of informative contributions to the creation of airports in FS 4, so that it is worthwhile to use the forum search creatively. If you write this together correctly, a manual should come out that would have to fit more than 95%.
- A good study object is the airports GMME created by me, which I even created some time ago more or less for this purpose.
- There are also some other, sometimes small airports here in the forum, which are very suitable for studying.
Good luck at this point - and have fun.
can you teach me because i wan't to create next missing airport
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I suggest expanding this thread as a guide and thus building up a kind of guide.
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I start with the note that in the FS 4 many FS 2 airports work - with some restrictions. An example of this is the legendary airport KCGX CHICAGO MEIGS FIELD from ORBX.
In the FS 4 there is nothing to see:
If you now activate the FS 2 airport, there is still nothing to see in the MENU LOCATION, but the airport is at least already present in the FS 4.
If you now add a WAD file with the same name as the TSC file, which only contains the line <[file][][]>, then the airport is also shown in FS 4.
However, the different positions for PARKING, TAKEOFF and LANDING do not work there, because these data are in the WAD in addition to the TSC, but there with a different coordinate system than LON LAT. I will describe that later.
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I start with the note that in the FS 4 many FS 2 airports work - with some restrictions. An example of this is the legendary airport KCGX CHICAGO MEIGS FIELD from ORBX.
In the FS 4 there is nothing to see:
If you now activate the FS 2 airport, there is still nothing to see in the MENU LOCATION, but the airport is at least already present in the FS 4.
If you now add a WAD file with the same name as the TSC file, which only contains the line <[file][][]>, then the airport is also shown in FS 4.
However, the different positions for PARKING, TAKEOFF and LANDING do not work there, because these data are in the WAD in addition to the TSC, but there with a different coordinate system than LON LAT. I will describe that later.
it is later
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Hello IPACS Team,
First of all, thank you for the amazing flight simulation experience!
I would like to request the addition of airports from Uzbekistan in future updates. Currently, major airports like Tashkent (UTTT), Samarkand (UTSS), and others are missing or not fully detailed.
Uzbekistan has a beautiful landscape for flying, and having these airports would greatly enhance the experience for many pilots in the region.
Thank you for your hard work and for considering this request!
Best regards.
i said wrong thread but if you wan't to suggest something then go to suggestions
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However, the different positions for PARKING, TAKEOFF and LANDING do not work there, because these data are in the WAD in addition to the TSC, but there with a different coordinate system than LON LAT. I will describe that later.
This is how the coordinates for a WAD file are converted ("GCS" = GeoCoordinatesSystem):
The tables for WINDOWS resp. MAC can help with the conversion.
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To my knowledge you need the airport creation tool which has yet, for some reason, not been made public…
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It also works without AirportCreationTool (ACT). ACT has not come beyond the beta phase and can also not do interesting newer things. Here is an overview:
(1) The AirportCreationTool is helpful for these elements:
- boundery
- runway
- parking_positions
- helipads
- tarmac
- lines
- xref-objects
All these elements are essentially about the input of coordinates (LONGITUDE, LATITUDE, DIRECTION). This is of course faster and easier with the help of a graphical interface than by looking up the coordinates from maps. For smaller airfields, however, I sometimes do this directly in the TAP or even in the TSC, WAD and TOC.
(2) The AirportCreationTool does not support these elements:
- carlots
- groundtext
- taxisigns
- jetways
- lights
- airport_lights
- plants
For all these elements, all data must be manually selected from maps and entered.
I will introduce and describe the individual elements in later posts.
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It also works without AirportCreationTool (ACT). ACT has not come beyond the beta phase and can also not do interesting newer things. Here is an overview:
(1) The AirportCreationTool is helpful for these elements:
- boundery
- runway
- parking_positions
- helipads
- tarmac
- lines
- xref-objects
All these elements are essentially about the input of coordinates (LONGITUDE, LATITUDE, DIRECTION). This is of course faster and easier with the help of a graphical interface than by looking up the coordinates from maps. For smaller airfields, however, I sometimes do this directly in the TAP or even in the TSC, WAD and TOC.
(2) The AirportCreationTool does not support these elements:
- carlots
- groundtext
- taxisigns
- jetways
- lights
- airport_lights
- plants
For all these elements, all data must be manually selected from maps and entered.
I will introduce and describe the individual elements in later posts.
but i wan't to know how to create bigger airport by one
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The attached file ICAO.tap shows all currently possible code lines for the creation of airfields. In later contributions I will explain how this data is transferred by conversion to the files TMB, TOC, TSC and WAD and which segments can even be entered directly into the TOC, TSC and WAD.
I have learned almost everything I describe here exclusively by looking at example airfields. Further up in this thread there are 2 examples of this: GMME as a larger airfield with all elements, EPZB as a small airfield with only a few elements.
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The attached file ICAO.tap shows all currently possible code lines for the creation of airfields. In later contributions I will explain how this data is transferred by conversion to the files TMB, TOC, TSC and WAD and which segments can even be entered directly into the TOC, TSC and WAD.
I have learned almost everything I describe here exclusively by looking at example airfields. Further up in this thread there are 2 examples of this: GMME as a larger airfield with all elements, EPZB as a small airfield with only a few elements.
thanks i need that too i wait for next parts
