Additional Aircraft Locations
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2017 10:37 am
FS Force v2.12 has just been released which has the ability to recognize the presence of additional add-on aircraft that are not in the default locations. This involves making special entries into FSForce.cfg. For instance, consider the following example:
The first entry is for FSX-SE, and specifies the location of two DLC aircraft that were purchased through Steam. The second entry is for P3Dv4, and specifies a folder containing any number of additional add-on aircraft. You can also create an entry for P3Dv3 by adding a [ExtraSimObjects.P3Dv3] section. The folder you specify should be the parent of the individual aircraft folders. You can add as many folder references as you want in each section. You can have aircraft and rotorcraft vehicles in the same folder tree - it is not necessary to keep them separate as FSX/P3D does.
Note, this feature is also documented in Appendix C of the Getting Started section.
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[ExtraSimObjects.FSX-SE]
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FSX\DLC\379243\SimObjects\Airplanes
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FSX\DLC\548760\SimObjects\Airplanes
[ExtraSimObjects.P3Dv4]
D:\P3DAddons\SimObjects\Airplanes
The first entry is for FSX-SE, and specifies the location of two DLC aircraft that were purchased through Steam. The second entry is for P3Dv4, and specifies a folder containing any number of additional add-on aircraft. You can also create an entry for P3Dv3 by adding a [ExtraSimObjects.P3Dv3] section. The folder you specify should be the parent of the individual aircraft folders. You can add as many folder references as you want in each section. You can have aircraft and rotorcraft vehicles in the same folder tree - it is not necessary to keep them separate as FSX/P3D does.
Note, this feature is also documented in Appendix C of the Getting Started section.