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== Building Traffic Files == | == Building Traffic Files == | ||
Traffic patterns are stored in data files in extended markup language (.xml) format, | Traffic patterns are stored in data files in extended markup language (.xml) format. Depending on version, these files are either stored in a sudirectory called '''Traffic''' in FlightGear's main data directory, hereafter referred to with it's technical name: | ||
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or in the AI Aircraft's directory. Current FlightGear CVS (as of late December 2007) has its traffic files in the aircraft directories (e.g., in data/AI/Aircraft/737/, and older versions as well as the current PLIB built version of FlightGear have this file in <nowiki>${FGROOT}/Traffic</nowiki>. | |||
Each traffic pattern is built around two entities: Aircraft and Flights. Before discussing the details, lets start by exploring these two concepts a little further. | Each traffic pattern is built around two entities: Aircraft and Flights. Before discussing the details, lets start by exploring these two concepts a little further. | ||
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