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--- simulator:text_files [2019/07/07 13:19] – [Character Set] jh
+++ simulator:text_files [2020/05/10 20:00] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation jh
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   * [[aircraft:tmd|TMD]] - aircraft definition files
   * [[aircraft:tmc|TMC]] - aircraft description files
-  * [[aircraft:tmr|TMR]] - aircraft repaint files
+  * [[sdk:scenery_tsc|TSC]] - scenery and object description files
-  * [[scenery:tsc|TSC]] - scenery and object description files
   * [[simulator:mcf|MCF]] - main simulator configuration files
   * [[simulator:log|LOG]] - simulator text output file (is generated)
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 For editing all Aerofly FS 2 text files the IPACS development team recommends using one of the following UNICODE capable text editors.
+   * Visual Studio 2019
    * [[https://www.editpadlite.com|EditPad Lite/Pro]]
    * [[https://www.ultraedit.com|UltraEdit]]
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 Aerofly FS 2 uses the international system of units (SI) exclusively. This means that all lengths and dimensions are meters, masses are in kilograms, forces are in Newtons, power values are in Watts, speeds are in meters per second.
-Any rotation uses the positive mathematical direction (anti-clockwise), and all angles are measured in radians (1 rad = 180/p degrees = 57.3°).
+Any rotation uses the positive mathematical direction (anti-clockwise), and all angles are measured in radians (1 rad = 180/pi degrees = 57.3°).
 Fractions are used instead of percentages (20% would be written as 0.2).
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   * \r\n as line endings (carriage return and line-feed)
-Especially forbidden is the usage of tab indentation or separation. Instead four white spaces are used for indentation and multiple white spaces for separation.
+Especially forbidden is the usage of **tab** indentation or separation. Instead four white spaces are used for indentation and multiple white spaces for separation.
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