Thank's for the fast update but don't work for me. Have you change the instruction to install it?
I uninstall aircraft converter
Install aircraft converter from the last SDK i just download
Donwload DR400 and unzip it
Right click on the DR400 folder and execute aircraft converter
Aircraft converter begin and just before the end says "ERROR cannot load aircraft.set Aerofly FS 2 folder in config.tmc"
Any idea?
Personally, I hate everything bigger than the C172. Too many knobs
Usually same for me but Q400 have a look and a sound makes me want to give a try.
Thank's for this great update! No more shimmering buildings for me, can enjoy innsbruck scenery 
And the Q400 seems great (love the sound on board), just need the manual now for correct use
Thanks a lot for your help, working now 
I install and use notepad++ like Rodeo says for modify batch file and .TMC and now my batch file can begin the loading (so maybee using notepad++ willl be in the wiki?). I also modify my coordinates like admin says and process be succesfull. I now can join Switzerland from Innsbruck
Thanks for you help Rodeo. Just try with level 9 instead level 10 but don't change anything, always same error for loading the .tmc file. I'm lost, i must made a mistake but can't find it, even i follow the wiki step by step. Hope someone make a video guide for the geoconvert, maybee it will help me.
Read again the wiki and forum, try another time but always fail 
"(loading configuration file 'config-region-innsbruck1.tmc'= ERROR: (error loading 'config-region-innsbruck1.tmc')" Don't understand where i'm wrong.
Have this in my input aerial image
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In my batch file: "aerofly_fs_2_geoconvert.exe config-region-innsbruck1.tmc"
In my TMC file call" config-region-innsbruck1.tmc"
<[file][][]
<[tmcolormap_regions][][]
<[bool] [write_ttc_files][true]>
<[string8][folder_destination_ttc][./scenery/images/]>
<[bool] [always_overwrite][true]>
<[list][region_list][]
<[tmcolormap_region][element][0]
<[uint32] [level] [10]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_min] [9.48 47.66]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_max] [10.97 47.04]>
>
<[tmcolormap_region][element][0]
<[uint32] [level] [11]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_min] [9.48 47.66]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_max] [10.97 47.04]>
>
<[tmcolormap_region][element][0]
<[uint32] [level] [12]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_min] [9.48 47.66]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_max] [10.97 47.04]>
>
<[tmcolormap_region][element][0]
<[uint32] [level] [13]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_min] [9.48 47.66]>
<[vector2_float64] [lonlat_max] [10.97 47.04]>
>
>
>
>
I use the spit40 page and also try manually with all digits after the decimal for the TMC, same result.
The topic is here
Thank's for sharing, great pics!
With the "old" SDK we have a PDF instructions with it, but i don't find it in the last version of the SDK.
1. Install the Aerofly FS 2 Aircraft Converter as described above.
2. Locate the 'dr400' intermediate folder in the SDK's 'aircraft_workshop' folder. Right click on the 'dr400' folder and choose Aerofly FS 2 Aircraft Converter from the context menu. This action opens the aircraft converter window for the example aircraft.
3. Click the Convert button to start the conversion. The aircraft converter will copy the dynamics and configuration files to the user folder of Aerofly FS 2, convert the sounds, the 3d model and the textures, and will render the preview texture if necessary. Depending on your hardware, this may take a while.
4. When the aircraft converter has converted the example aircraft, start Aerofly FS 2. The Robin DR400 should be available in the aircraft menu now. Enjoy your new aircraft
HiFlyer already post your vids in this topic (you have a folder for geoconvert topic)
Great works, thanks for sharing 
Beautiful! Hope sharing scenery will be possible soon, some people here seems have great talent and it will be great for AFS2 if we can have new content from the community (and great for me i'm so bad with the geoconvert tool 
)
For the aircraft this is the DR400, you can have it with the SDK.
I'm not sure if it will help you:
For AFS2 on Steam: Steam/Steamapps/common/Aerofly FS2
For the DR 400 it will be in Documents/Aerofly FS2/Aircraft/Dr 400 ( you put your livery for the DR 400 in this folder)
Thanks for your help. Try with convert INF files to TFW files and try other way to rename INF files but same results, error to load the TMC file. Can't see where i make a mistake so i'll go sleep and retry from the begining later Maybe i make an error upstream.
No, didn't have converted inf files, wiki says not necessary. You think i will do this conversion?
Thanks for your answer. Seems i have a problem with my TMC file, error when loading this file. (tm log) I have not yet found where i make a mistake with the TMC file.
Just try with the wiki tuto. Put BMP files and inf files from Fset in input aerial images. Create my TMC files (with decimal geocoordinates) and batch file (same name TMC file and noted in the batch). But when double click batch files it says "Error initializing aerofly FS2 Geoconvert! See tm.log file." Any idea? Thanks for your help.
Just try with the wiki tuto. Put BMP files and inf files from Fset in input aerial images. Create my TMC files (with decimal geocoordinates) and batch file (same name TMC file and noted in the batch). But when double click batch files it says "Error initializing aerofly FS2 Geoconvert! See tm.log file." Any idea?
If we have the previous SDK does we need to uninstal it?
Ok, thanks for your answer, guess it will be more complex. So less works than i think but even need work. Come on IPACS, drink more coffe!
Yes and I guess that the physics of landing on water should not be the same than a classical landing so maybee need more working.
And just a float kit on the cessna and it's done 
