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(→Current state (09/2015): As the original author, this information is wrong and should be removed. Apologies to the contributor.) |
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Versions of FlightGear later than June 17, 2011 (so 2.4.0 and onwards) include the animated jetway system. Nothing extra has to be installed. | Versions of FlightGear later than June 17, 2011 (so 2.4.0 and onwards) include the animated jetway system. Nothing extra has to be installed. | ||
== Using the jetways == | == Using the jetways == | ||
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''<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Indicates the jetways for this airport were auto-converted and do not have gate numbers'' | ''<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Indicates the jetways for this airport were auto-converted and do not have gate numbers'' | ||
You can tell if a jetway is animated by pressing Ctrl-C. If the polygons are highlighted in yellow, then it's animated | You can tell if a jetway is animated by pressing Ctrl-C. If the polygons are highlighted in yellow, then it's animated. | ||
Taxi up to an animated jetway and park near it. Click it, and if your aircraft is supported and parked well enough, the jetway will extend, rotate, and connect. | Taxi up to an animated jetway and park near it. Click it, and if your aircraft is supported and parked well enough, the jetway will extend, rotate, and connect. |
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