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==== Preferences.xml method ==== | ==== Preferences.xml method ==== | ||
Use your operating system's search facility to locate this if you don't know where it is). Open preferences.xml in a text editor (e.g. notepad if on windows) and search for the <ai> </ai> tags. Place a line like <code><scenario>refueling_demo</scenario></code> somewhere within the <ai> tags; you should see other scenarios already there too, perhaps commented out : i.e. with <! -- --> | Use your operating system's search facility to locate this if you don't know where it is). Open preferences.xml in a text editor (e.g. notepad if on windows) and search for the <ai> </ai> tags. Place a line like <code><scenario>refueling_demo</scenario></code> somewhere within the <ai> tags; you should see other scenarios already there too, perhaps commented out : i.e. with <! -- --> | ||
=== Version 1.9.1 === | |||
In Flightgear Version 1.9.1, aircraft appear able to successfully be refueled by a KA6D if they have the lines | |||
<systems> | |||
<refuel> | |||
<type>probe</type> | |||
<serviceable type="bool">true</serviceable> | |||
</refuel> | |||
</systems> | |||
somewhere in the aircraft description and can receive fuel from a KC135 if in the above 'probe' is replaced by 'boom'. At present, not every aircraft model which could be refueled in 0.9.10 has this (in particular the Lightning doesn't) which can lead to some frustration. Check if the lines appear before blaming your flight abilities, and if necessary add them to the file (aircraftname)-set.xml. | |||
[[Category:Howto|Air-Air Refueling]] | [[Category:Howto|Air-Air Refueling]] | ||