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Ac files (extension .ac) are the basis of all scenery and aircraft models in FlightGear. Knowing how to read and change an AC file can be useful sometimes, e.g. when you quickly want to change a color or use another texture. This article introduces you to the AC code.
Ac files (extension .ac) are the basis of all scenery and aircraft models in FlightGear. Knowing how to read and change an AC file can be useful sometimes, e.g. when you quickly want to change a color or use another texture. This article introduces you to the AC code.


[[Category:Howto|Editing AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]]
[[Category:Howto|AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]]
[[Category:Scenery enhancement|Editing AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]]
[[Category:Scenery enhancement|AC files: Understanding and changing .ac code]]

Revision as of 18:15, 14 July 2009

Ac files (extension .ac) are the basis of all scenery and aircraft models in FlightGear. Knowing how to read and change an AC file can be useful sometimes, e.g. when you quickly want to change a color or use another texture. This article introduces you to the AC code.