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--- sdk:aircraft:definition [2018/09/20 10:04] – [File Types] jh
+++ sdk:aircraft:definition [2018/09/20 10:05] – [Aircraft Folder] jh
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 All individual aircraft are located in a folder called 'aircraft' which, for all default aircraft, is located in the [[simulator:path#installation_folder|installation folder]] of the Aerofly FS 2 and for custom made user aircraft it is located in the [[simulator:path#user_folder|user folder]]. Inside that 'aircraft' folder there are individual sub-folders for each aircraft. These sub-folders, (e.g. ''aircraft\a320'') contain all the files needed for an aircraft. They can be divided into two groups:
-   * 3D model, textures and sounds files
+   * 3D model, textures and sounds files converted into the engine format
    * Aircraft definition text files
 The folder's name is the internal aircraft name. In the following, we will use xxxx for this internal name. There are no sub-folders except for the repaints.
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 Let us break down what each file in an Aerofly FS 2 aircraft folder does:
-**Note**
-The '.tgi', '.tmc' and '.tmd' files must have the same name as the folder / must use the aircraft's internal name, in our case 'xxxx.tgi', 'xxxx.tmc' and 'xxxx.tmd'.
 | Intermediate folder | Aerofly FS 2 aircraft folder | Description |
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 |                     | .tsb                       | Converted sound files that are created from .wav files by the converter tool. |
 | model.tmc           |                            | Configuration file for aircraft conversion. Used to set non-default values for texture sizes, bump map strength and texture parameters if necessary. |
+**Note**
+The '.tgi', '.tmc' and '.tmd' files must have the same name as the folder / must use the aircraft's internal name, in our case 'xxxx.tgi', 'xxxx.tmc' and 'xxxx.tmd'.