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bad scenery
(Flags)
(bad scenery)
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it has been ignored.
it has been ignored.


==== ident from phantom DME ====
==== Ident from phantom DME ====


In the real world, some VOR stations and even some localizers
In the real world, some VOR stations and even some localizers
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display flags.
display flags.


== Missing Features ==
== Missing Features and Traps for the Unwary ==


==== Version number, please ====
==== Version number, please ====
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everywhere.  Grepping through the code suggests that no attempt
everywhere.  Grepping through the code suggests that no attempt
has been made to implement this.
has been made to implement this.
==== Incompatible Scenery ====
Using e.g. google, it is easy to find out-of-date scenery
files -- along with out-of-date instructions.  If you install
such scenery, you will get messages such as the following:
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/localizer.xml
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/WaterWorks30m.xml
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/GenericStorageTank5m.xml
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/GenericStorageTank10m.xml
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/GenericStorageTank20m.xml
  Failed to open file .../data/Models/fgfsdb/GenericStorageTank30m.xml
You might get only a few such messages, or you might get
screenful after screenful.
So, beware, make sure you download scenery files that are
compatible with the version of fgfs you are using.
This obviously counts as a trap for the unwary.  It could
also be considered a missing feature, in the sense that it
would be nice to put version markers in the files, and have
the software detect bad versions and print some sort of
user-friendly message (rather than screenfuls of unfriendly
verbiage).


== Fixed Bugs ==
== Fixed Bugs ==


==== 0.9.8- Linux and perhaps Windows crashes when specifiying --lon or --lat ====
==== 0.9.8- Linux and perhaps Windows crashes when specifiying --lon or --lat ====
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