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== An example of a traffic file == | == An example of a traffic file == | ||
Below is a complete and working example of a | Below is a complete and working example of a Traffic Manager II file, as it can be used with FlightGear 1.9.0 and later: | ||
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</trafficlist> | </trafficlist> | ||
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== Dissecting the traffic file == | == Dissecting the traffic file == | ||
Here I will discuss the general structure of a traffic file in more detail. As discussed, the traffic patterns are centered around aircraft and flights. Therefore, a minimal traffic file will consist of two sections: the aircraft definition and the flights section. In the next two sections, I will discuss each of these sections. | Here I will discuss the general structure of a traffic file in more detail. As discussed, the traffic patterns are centered around aircraft and flights. Therefore, a minimal traffic file will consist of two sections: the aircraft definition and the flights section. In the next two sections, I will discuss each of these sections. | ||