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While there are many similarities between add-ons and modules, some words on the differences: | While there are many similarities between add-ons and modules, some words on the differences: | ||
Modules are distributed with FlightGear as part of Fgdata. | Modules are distributed with FlightGear as part of Fgdata or they are aircraft specific and delivered with the aircraft. | ||
Add-ons have to be downloaded separately by a FlightGear user from wherever the author of the add-on publishes the add-on. | Add-ons have to be downloaded separately by a FlightGear user from wherever the author of the add-on publishes the add-on. | ||
Modules can be loaded e.g. by an aircraft if the aircraft developer wants to make use of the module. | Modules can be loaded e.g. by an aircraft if the aircraft developer wants to make use of the module. | ||
Add-ons are selected by the user before launching FlightGear, thus they may or may not be available at runtime. | Add-ons are selected by the user before launching FlightGear, thus they may or '''may not be available''' at runtime. | ||
= HowTo / Examples = | = HowTo / Examples = | ||