FSX AI Spotter Full Setup 1.0

FSXAIS is the main program for a project to bring up live-scheduled AI Traffic on FSX. Its open interface permits anybody to create traffic with his/her hands. Demo limited to 4 flights for departure roaster and 4 flights for the arrival one. Full version available at the FS Pilot Shop. By geniXSoft.

Minimum Hardware Requirements:

• As required for Microsoft Flight Simulator X (or FS10, FSX).

Software requirements:

• Microsoft Flight Simulator X (or FS10, FSX) correctly installed, release fsx-sp1 20070510-2038.
• Ms- SimConnect Server version 10.0.61355.0.
• Ms- SimConnect Client version SP1 (10.0.61242.0).

Major functionality:

The program is able to read two text files: enrou.txt and sched.txt. These files represents respectively the arrival and the departure schedule for an airport. Some rules are inside the program for the correct use of them. Using the above files, FSXAIS is able to display aircrafts according to the files contents; certain pre-requisite are mandatory for the correct displaying. Using this capability, FSXAIS may call external executable in order to create the above files (i.e. to fill FSX AI traffic based on a live scheduled coming from internet).

Installation:

• Execute the setup enclosed into the compressed file, or, if a patch is provided instead, decompress it into the main FSXAIS folder.

First execution:

• Ensure that MS-FSX is running ( with user aircraft in a certain airport, on the ground).
• Click twice on the geniX FSXAIS icon on the desktop, and wait for the program startup phase: creation of the AI Aircraft DB.
• Provide in the main FSXAIS directory, the two files 'enrou.txt' and/or 'sched.txt' formatted as for the User Guide.
• At the end, input the airport ICAO code where you are located into the FSX.
• Click on the big 'Start' button.

New in this release and/or build (1.0.0 build 39):

• First official release.

Notes for Windows Vista users:

FSXAIS is not tested with Windows Vista. Anyway, a little test on a laptop with Vista Home was ok. Some users report problems; if the problem is related to Microsoft SimConnect.dll , please follow what MS recommend: a MS-VisualC runtime module as for MS documentation.

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