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If you are uncertain whether a certain folder can be removed completely, you could just as well remove/rename individual files to see if these in particular are required or not. | If you are uncertain whether a certain folder can be removed completely, you could just as well remove/rename individual files to see if these in particular are required or not. | ||
= Disabling Features = | |||
Also, for a mini version of FlightGear specific to UAV use, you would probably not need resources like those contained in the AI, ATC or Traffic folders - assuming that you fully disable those systems via preferences.xml | Also, for a mini version of FlightGear specific to UAV use, you would probably not need resources like those contained in the AI, ATC or Traffic folders - assuming that you fully disable those systems via preferences.xml | ||
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This is because those subsystems will not be able to complete their initialization if they fail to find certain base package resources, so make sure to disable those systems first before removing anything! | This is because those subsystems will not be able to complete their initialization if they fail to find certain base package resources, so make sure to disable those systems first before removing anything! | ||
The FlightGear wiki is usually also a good place to look for documentation on disabling certain features, another easy way to look how features can be disabled is using fgrun and watching the command line that it dynamically builds when you change settings in the UI. | |||
= Customizing Preferences.xml = | = Customizing Preferences.xml = | ||