Flugzeuge für den MSFS

Du hast sicherlich schon im Netz gesucht...hab ich auch incl. Facebook bei AT Simulations. Aber von diesem Problem ist nix zu entdecken ( fliegt die keiner online? Unwahrscheinlich...)

Wie lautet denn deine Einstellung im Menü bei Traffic?

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Hast du die Multiplayermodelle auf generic? Da werden statt des Originaltyps Standardflugzeuge eingeblendet. Meine unbelegte Theorie mit der Glaskugel: für die 149 gibts es kein default Modell, die Goose meine ich aber schon als AI-Modell gesehen zu haben, d.h. ein Spieler mit diesem Flieger taucht auch online auf.

Ist noch nicht einmal dein purer Onlinename zu sehen im Multiplayer?

Im SDK gibt es etwas zum Thema Aircraft & Multiplayer. Da geht es um Einträge in der aircraft.cfg im Abschnitt [General]:

[GENERAL]
Configuring an aircraft for air traffic and multiplayer

"In the general section of the Aircraft Configuration File there are multiple entries that relate to properly configuring a plane to be integrated in multiplayer, or as a grounded/parked plane, or part of the air traffic. They are mostly related to how the plane is identified by the database of the International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO for short, and they all must be non-localised."

sehr schön, Christian, aber welche sind das? 100%ig lässt sich das durch die Parameterbezeichnung nicht alles identifizieren.

[GENERAL]

atc_type ="Grumman"

atc_model ="G21"

editable = 0 ;

performance ="Cruise Speed\n191 mph\t\t165 kts\t308 km\/h\n\nEngines\nPratt & Whitney R-985-AN-1 radials, 450 hp each\n\nPropeller\nHartzell 3-blade constant speed\n\nMaximum Range\n556 nm\t\t1,030 km\n\nService Ceiling\n21,300 ft\t\t6,492 m\n\nFuel Capacity\n95 gal\t\t360 L\n\nEmpty Weight\n2,850 lb\t\t1,295 kg\n\nMaximum Gross Weight\n5,425 lb\t\t2,466 kg\n\nLength\n38 ft, 6 in\t\t11.7 m\n\nWingspan\n49 ft\t\t14.9 m\n\nHeight\n16 ft, 2 in\t\t4.9 m\n\nSeating\n7\n\nUseful Load\n1,595 lb\t\t725 kg"

category = airplane ;

icao_type_designator="G21"

icao_manufacturer="GRUMMAN"

icao_model="G21A Goose"

icao_engine_type="Piston"

icao_WTC="L"

icao_engine_count = 2 ;

icao_generic=0

Was macht es aus, ob der auftaucht oder nicht?

Die Goose hier sollt ja erscheinen lt. Gunter.

Der gesamte Abschnitt im SDK sieht so aus:

[GENERAL]
Configuring an aircraft for air traffic and multiplayer

"In the general section of the Aircraft Configuration File there are multiple entries that relate to properly configuring a plane to be integrated in multiplayer, or as a grounded/parked plane, or part of the air traffic. They are mostly related to how the plane is identified by the database of the International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO for short, and they all must be non-localised."

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"For multiplayer, the user might be choosing to use optimized and generic planes to represent other players’ planes, or they might not possess the correct plane model. In those cases, if the icao_type_designator matches an entry in the ICAO database, the model will be swapped with a generic plane that is as close as possible to that plane, in terms of WTC, engine count and engine type."

"For air traffic, if the icao_type_designator matches an existing entry in the ICAO database, it might be used to represent a plane from the Real Online traffic. Please check the FLTSIM section and the AI configuration file documentation for further information on correctly integrating the plane in the grounded/parked planes and in air traffic."

Es gibt einen weiteren Abschnitt im SDK, unter dem das Thema "Configuring a specific variation for parked planes, air traffic and Multiplayer" behandelt wird:

[FLTSIM]
Configuring a specific variation for parked planes, air traffic and multiplayer

In the FLTSIM section each variation of a plane can specify its intended uses.

“Airbus A320 Neo Asobo AirTraffic 00” variation (“isAirTraffic = 1”)
“Airbus A320 Neo Asobo AirTraffic 00” (“isUserSelectable = 0”)
Generic Airliner Twin Engines (icao_airline = “UAL”)

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Setting the “isAirTraffic” flag to true (1) allows the game to use that variation as a parked (grounded) passive aircraft, and potentially as a part of the “Real Online” air traffic. If a plane variation is marked as isAirTraffic, it should be an optimized variation, with a lower level of detail, and therefore it should also be marked as “isUserSelectable=0”. Aircrafts that have the icao_generic flag set to True (1) should have all variations flagged as not selectable by the user (“isUserSelectable=0”) and part of the air traffic (“isAirTraffic=1”).

Variations marked with the “isAirTraffic” flag will appear in the game as parked aircrafts (depending on parking spot compatibilities) if the user sets the traffic type to “Real Online” and/or they turn the “Use Only Generic/Optimized Plane Models for Traffic” option ON in the graphic settings.

Variations with a non-empty “icao_airline” field are considered real airline liveries. They will be used for parked planes, but for Real Online planes they will only match with flight identifications that carry the airline ICAO code of that variation. For example, if a flight has identification “UAL1337” the system will first look for variations of the matching plane that have icao_airline = “UAL”, and if none are found, it will use any variation with an empty icao_airline.

If the GENERAL section of the Aircraft Configuration File contains contains correct ICAO information, it will be usable as part of the live air traffic, to represent Real Online planes that match their Aircraft Type Designator. Even if a plane does not have any air traffic (“isAirTraffic=1”) variations, there is still a chance it might be used to represent a Real Online plane if the user set the “Use Only Generic/Optimized Plane Models for Traffic” option to OFF in the graphic settings. The variations of an aircraft that are marked with the isAirTraffic flag will always be prioritized over the other variations (even airline liveries) both to use as parked planes and to swap Real Online planes.

Please check the AI configuration file documentation for additional informations on setting up a passive aircraft. In addition to that, even aircrafts flagged as “generic” or with only air traffic variations need correct values for most of the fields in the Flight Model configuration file. Please verify, among others, information on contact points, static center of gravity height, static pitch, reference speeds.

Vermutlich dann ein falscher Eintrag die Datenbank entsprechend:

SDK: "They are mostly related to how the plane is identified by the database of the International Civil Aviation Organization, or ICAO for short, and they all must be non-localised."

Klickt man im SDK Dokument auf den Link "database", dann wird man auf diese Seite weitergeleitet: DOC 8643 - Aircraft Type Designators

Vielleicht hilft's, viel Erfolg!