Aircraft cfg editor

[pipeb 0]

HI,This is my first post here in the AVSIM forums. I have been following this forum for a while and thought I could get some help on something that has been bugging me for a while. A couple of years ago I found a terrific software to edit aircraft cfgs. This software had in particular that when you load the cfg file into the software you were able to see a 3D outline of the airplane. This was very convenient for example when trying to place shockwave lights in an airplane or fixing contact points. Unfortunately I had to format my computer and up until now I cannot remember the name of this amazing software. I was hoping someone here knows what I am talking about and would be able to guide me.Thanks,Juan

[jacock01 0]

Are you thinking of AirWrench? http://www.mudpond.org/AirWrench_main.htm --Jim

[Bob Familton 14]

HI,This is my first post here in the AVSIM forums. I have been following this forum for a while and thought I could get some help on something that has been bugging me for a while. A couple of years ago I found a terrific software to edit aircraft cfgs. This software had in particular that when you load the cfg file into the software you were able to see a 3D outline of the airplane. This was very convenient for example when trying to place shockwave lights in an airplane or fixing contact points. Unfortunately I had to format my computer and up until now I cannot remember the name of this amazing software. I was hoping someone here knows what I am talking about and would be able to guide me.Thanks,Juan

I think you are referring to the Aircraft Container Manager. It was available a long time ago for FS2004. It is no longer available. You needed an activation code to make it function. It worked really well to set contact points and lights as you said. Bob.

[scott967 62]

Also I don't think ACM works on Win 7 x64.scott s..

[pipeb 0]

I think it was ACM. Too bad it doesn't work with Win 7, it was a great program.Anyway, thanks for the help I appreciate it