France VFR - LFPK Coulommiers - P38

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France VFR - LFPK Coulommiers - P38

For those who have Paris-Ile-de-FranceVFR Airport Pack (AFS 2) Now compatible for AFS4!

Not all of them are perfect, some with some orientation problems of ground tracks and buildings, and without the objects, but nevertheless already registered on the location map :)

Special thanks to ApfelFlieger, for his help and the tip concerning this '.wad file' :thumbup:

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December 22, 2022 at 6:16 PM

Hello,;

Could you give more details upon :

"For those who have Paris-Ile-de-FranceVFR Airport Pack (AFS 2) Now compatible for AFS4!"

"Special thanks to ApfelFlieger, for his help and the tip concerning this '.wad file' "

Regards
December 22, 2022 at 7:55 PM
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Hello,

The idea for the ̈.wad ̈ file apparently came from Apfelflieger. This file is used to locate the location on your map of AFS4.

Unfortunately not positioning the aircraft, you have to do it manually and also lowering the aircraft to the ground (GND)

Let's just take the example for the lfpk_coulommiers folder.

Inside you have a file named lfpk_coulommiers.tsc, copied and pasted this file, and then renamed it to lfpk_coulommiers.wad

Then you will have

lfpk_coulommiers.tsc

lfpk_coulommiers.wad

That's it, then you will have the airport displayed on the map.

Carry out the same operation for the 10 aerodromes, except Mureau, or over there, there is a huge hole?

The explanation is also available here:

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Today I stripped AFS 2, to find two airfields in Switzerland, or at least two runways, which were forgotten for AFS4 which are Ulrichen and Interlaken.

Here's how and where to find these two folders.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator\scenery\airports\ch\

and copied the two folders, lsmc_ulrichen and lsmi_interlaken, then pasted them in:

C:\Users\Documents \Aerofly FS 4\scenery\airports\places\lsmc_ulrichen...lsmi_interlaken

However you will have to manually…
Tomfa
December 9, 2022 at 10:13 PM


Regards ;)
December 22, 2022 at 10:14 PM

Thanks a lot for this clear and detailed answer ;)

Kind regards

Jean-Paul