Hi,

 

Question : if I copy and paste all the "Run Timer" lines in the .ini file from a plane to an other, is it the correct way to transfer flight hours from a plane to an other or are there some other things to do ?

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Regards,

 

Richard Portier

why would you want to that for thats just plan cheating lol, probably just as easy to add the hours in the cfg dont know if that will work. Some one mite know the answer if you can adjust the hours in the cfg

Hey Peter why is that cheating? It is impossible for us to fly the planes as much as they do in real world. So if you fly one particular plane for 250 hours and you would like the risk of having failures that statistically happens after those 250 hours, but you also want to fly a new plane. Maybe you switched virtual airline or you grew tired of that livery. It would be nice to "continue" from where you left off. I don't find that cheating ^_^

 

And sorry Richard, I don't know how to do it properly.

yes its is than why bother having hours accured to your flight time than, you mite as well add the hours in the cfgs when ever you feel like it to suit you

Just choose to use a fixed Aircraft Option Configuration. The hours are saved in that file and will now transfer to any aircraft you fly. The downside will be you will only have the same options on equipment independent of livery/company. You could also cut/paste in the text files themselves.

Hey Peter why is that cheating? It is impossible for us to fly the planes as much as they do in real world. So if you fly one particular plane for 250 hours and you would like the risk of having failures that statistically happens after those 250 hours, but you also want to fly a new plane. Maybe you switched virtual airline or you grew tired of that livery. It would be nice to "continue" from where you left off. I don't find that cheating ^_^

 

And sorry Richard, I don't know how to do it properly.

 

Hi Thomas,

 

Thank you for your answer.

 

This is exactly why I want to transfer my flying hours and not "cheating" as I read in a so interesting and so useful answer

 

Best Regards,

 

Richard Portier

 

@ rX

"Just choose to use a fixed Aircraft Option Configuration. The hours are saved in that file and will now transfer to any aircraft you fly. The downside will be you will only have the same options on equipment independent of livery/company. You could also cut/paste in the text files themselves."

 

Thank you Eric for confirming what I tought

 

Best Regards,

 

Richard Portier