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This article is purely kept for reference here, it should be considered depreciated, the feature itself is currently being worked on as part of [[Catalog metadata]]. | This article is purely kept for reference here, it should be considered depreciated, the feature itself is currently being worked on as part of [[Catalog metadata]]. | ||
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|<nowiki>Well, if we make a manual catalog.xml from the current fgdata/Aircraft (which I have parts of a script to do), and we treat the current aircraft zip URLs as canonical, that is possible with current code right now - since it can do the zip download + extraction to a directory of our choice. We could throw an (ugly) PUI UI around that, and then if someone with more talent than me wants to Canvas-GUI-ify it, that will be great.</nowiki><br/><nowiki> | |||
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I will attempt to get a prototype version of this working tonight / tomorrow. I don’t promise to produce anything usable but as you say, anything would be an improvement.</nowiki> | |||
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|title=<nowiki>Re: [Flightgear-devel] select/download aircraft</nowiki> | |||
|author=<nowiki>James Turner</nowiki> | |||
|date=<nowiki>2014-05-30</nowiki> | |||
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