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    * 9. Open the TSC file to begin making your edits for the project that you are working on.
    * 10. The first edit to make in your TSC file is the coordinates which match your 3DS Max reference image with the real-world center point. To do this you will need to convert the center coordinates (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds)  that you captured with FSET to Aerofly coordinates (Decimal Degrees). For this I use the following site but you can use any site.
-[[ https://rechneronline.de/geo-coordinates/ Coordinate Converter]]
+[[ https://rechneronline.de/geo-coordinates/]]
+   * 11. Obtain the coordinates and enter them into the TSC (Make sure that follow the LONGLAT format)
+{{:manual:image_16.jpg?600|}}
+{{:manual:image_17.jpg?600|}}
+   * 12. Since these coordinates are the center points for both the project center and traffic path center the coordinates need to go into two locations
+   * 13. The final edits in the TSC that needs your attention are shown in the image below
+{{:manual:image_18.jpg?600|}}
+   * 14. Finally right click and select 'Run with Aerofly Content Converter'
+   * 15. You should now find a completed output folder in your Documents\Aerofly FS 2\scenery\places folder
+   * 16. Run Aerofly and head over to the area that you created your animated traffic and you should now see it in-game!
+**Note:** If your traffic doesn't line up well with the actual in-game roadways you may need to make adjustments in 3DS Max, re-export the output files and re-compile your job.
+**Note:** You can change the speed of your traffic by editing the decimal in your TSC file
+**Note:** You can add multiple paths to a single TSC