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sunckc

has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition

Apr 23, 2015 @ 10:38pm

WOAI installation

Hi, i am having problem getting woai to work under steam edition. Can any of you guys help me out by giving step by step instructions? i used to have the old fsx version. after installing the woai, i do not see any files created in simobjects/airplanes folder instead it created a new folder in main fsx folder. eg: ...\fsx\emirates\

please help!!

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Admiral Peacocking has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition

Apr 24, 2015 @ 5:05am

When you open up the WOAI packages through there installer, make sure the path of the install directory in FSX SE

pirateinparadise has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition

Apr 24, 2015 @ 6:26am

I installed about 15 airlines in mine. It was doing weird things. I had to go into "expert mode" and remove all airlines. Then, I had to use a program called "AI Flight Planner Version 3" (Google AIFP3109.zip to find it). I used the "Search For FS9 Flight Plans" option to delete all of the previously installed WoAI flight plans, and THEN I was able to install the 15 WoAI packages all at once. It works great. Use the AIFP3 program if you end up with no AI traffic at all after installing one or more WoAI airlines. Use it after you have used the WoAI installer in "expert mode" to remove all of them.

Once you do all of that, fire up the WoAI installer, select FSX in the "Target" drop down box, Use the ".." button to set the path to your FSX-SE folder, and then go back up to the top and use the other ".." button next to the "Select the WOAI package to install" label to locate and select the airline(s) you want to install (you will be selecting the .ZIP files - do not extract them first). You can use the ctrl key to select more than one... Make sure that you do NOT have the "Extract files for manual installation" box checked. Hit next, and then agree to the license... That's it...

If there is no AI traffic after you install, you must have installed a FS2004 package by accident. Go back to the top of this post and start over. Install them one at a time until it stops working. The last one is the "bad" airline - delete it.