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==== Step One ====
==== Step One ====
* Copy the Systems and Nasal folders from the IT-AUTOFLIGHT folder to the aircraft's folder. The only file which may overwrite another file is the autopilot-dlg.xml file.
* Copy the Systems and Nasal folders from the IT-AUTOFLIGHT folder to the aircraft's folder. Overwrite any conflicts.
* Open the -set file of the aircraft, and find the <systems> area inside <sim></sim>.
* Open the -set file of the aircraft, and find the <systems> area inside <sim></sim>.
* Add the following inside <systems></systems>
* Add the following inside <systems></systems>
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* If you do not add this, the A/T button in the IT-AUTOFLIGHT GUI Dialog will do nothing, and in PITCH mode, the pilot must adjust the throttles accordingly. You do NOT need to add this if your aircraft uses a customized autothrottle, as long as that autothrottle is compatible with IT-AUTOFLIGHT. See Interfacing section below for more information.
* If you do not add this, the A/T button in the IT-AUTOFLIGHT GUI Dialog will do nothing, and in PITCH mode, the pilot must adjust the throttles accordingly. You do NOT need to add this if your aircraft uses a customized autothrottle, as long as that autothrottle is compatible with IT-AUTOFLIGHT. See Interfacing section below for more information.


If you using a [[JSBsim]] aircraft :
* Copy the Systems folder from inside the JSBsim Only folder in the IT-AUTOFLIGHT folder to the aircraft's folder. Overwrite any conflicts.
* Then, add the following inside <systems></systems>:
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<autopilot>
    <name>Gear AGL FT</name>
    <path>Systems/gear-agl-ft.xml</path>
</autopilot>
</syntaxhighlight>
* Note: You may need to adjust the value inside the <tt>gear-agl-ft.xml</tt> to match your aircraft. You can find the value by looking at <tt>/position/altitude-agl-ft</tt> property.
Now to add the IT-AUTOFLIGHT controller:
* Find the <nasal> area, which is outside <sim></sim>.
* Find the <nasal> area, which is outside <sim></sim>.
* Add the following inside <nasal></nasal>:
* Add the following inside <nasal></nasal>:
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