FS2004 AFCAD2 File For YPPH
Experience a refined configuration of Perth International Airport (YPPH) in Western Australia with crosswind runways enabled for more realistic concurrent operations. Ray Smith designed this freeware package specifically for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, incorporating valuable contributions fr...
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Experience a refined configuration of Perth International Airport (YPPH) in Western Australia with crosswind runways enabled for more realistic concurrent operations. Ray Smith designed this freeware package specifically for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, incorporating valuable contributions from Jim Vile and Reggie Fields to ensure seamless crosswind activity. This updated edition fully overrides any earlier release by Ray Smith, so you only need this latest version.
Perth Airfield Enhancement and Runway Coordination
Perth International Airport, recognized as a primary gateway on Australia’s west coast, normally handles a large volume of both domestic and overseas traffic. With this add-on, default scenery remains intact while crosswind functionality is activated to accommodate simultaneous runway use. Consequently, the airport layout replicates more authentic traffic patterns and runway assignments.
Perth Airport Logo.
Technical Refinements and ATIS Behavior
Implementing crosswind runways occasionally introduces fictitious runway designations under ATIS broadcasts; this element arises from the process used to activate otherwise non-parallel runways. Although these spurious messages may appear, they can be disregarded as an unavoidable side effect of the crosswind system. This configuration has been tested with Ultimate Traffic, though that software is not essential for operation.
Optional Adjustments and Tools
For simmers wishing to tweak parking, runway properties, or other aspects, Lee Swordy’s AFCAD2 remains the premier utility for modifying airport files in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. By loading this custom AFCAD data, you can fine-tune the layout to your individual preferences without compromising performance or compatibility. Furthermore, the resulting file optimization aligns closely with real-world traffic procedures at Perth.
Developer Recognition and Credits
Ray Smith produced this AFCAD-based enhancement to elevate the immersion at YPPH, and special recognition is owed to Jim Vile and Reggie Fields for pioneering crosswind runway logic within this environment. By leveraging their expertise, the package delivers practicality while preserving the default Perth layout and runways. Additionally, the dedicated AFCAD2 tool by Lee Swordy remains indispensable for personal customizations.
The archive afypphcw.zip has 5 files and directories contained within it.
File Contents
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Filename/Directory | File Date | File Size |
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AF2_YPPH.bgl | 11.02.04 | 16.73 kB |
README.txt | 11.02.04 | 1.30 kB |
afcad2_ypph_cw_rs | 11.02.04 | 0 B |
flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
Installation Instructions
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