Altitude/PSS Concorde merge a start.

G'day GuysAfter being super happy with the PSS panel but a little dissapointed in the model i have had a go at a merge of the PSS panel with the superb Altitude Concorde model.Firstly copy the PSS panel to your Altitude Concorde folder after first backing up its excellent panel.Then back up the aircraft cfg file.After doing that replace the following sections of the aircraft.cfg with the following.[fuel]Center1=-15.200, 0.000, 0.000, 4084.935, 15.700 // tanks 9 (transfer and reserve)Center2=-105.000, 0.000, 4.000, 3473.939, 15.88 // tank 11 (rear tank)Center3 =-23.200, 0.000, 0.000, 3982.935, 15.700 //tank10LeftMain=-47.990, 0.000, -4.500, 4199.215, 38.400 // tanks 1+2 LeftAux=-55.978, 0.000, -4.500, 6128.340, 0.049 // tank 5A (left auxiliary)RightMain=-47.990, 0.000, -4.500, 5679.215, 38.400 // tanks 3+4 (engine supply) RightAux=-55.978, 0.000, -4.500, 4334.340, 0.049 // tank 7A (right auxiliary)fuel_type=2number_of_tank_selectors=4electric_pump=1[Lights]//Types: 1=beacon, 2=strobe, 3=navigation, 4=cockpitlight.0 =2, -128.80, 0.0098, 6.30, fx_beacon //xxxlight.1 =3, -128.418, 0.0098, 6.30, fx_navwhihlight.2 =3, -56.002, -31.934, -2.724, fx_navredh //uncommentedlight.3 =3, -56.002, 31.934, -2.724, fx_navgreh //uncommentedlight.4 =1, 11.806, -4.942, 1.162, fx_beaconlight.5 =1, 11.806, 4.942, 1.162, fx_beaconlight.6 = 8, -120.94, -20.41, -0.52, fx_concsmokelight.7= 8, -120.94, 20.32, -0.52, fx_concsmokelight.8= 8, -120.94, 15.77, -0.52, fx_concsmokelight.9= 8, -120.94, -15.85, -0.53, fx_concsmokelight.10 = 8, -80.93, -20.32,-0.19, fx_concburner1light.11= 8, -80.93, 20.72, -0.19, fx_concburner1light.12= 8, -80.93, 16.15, -0.19, fx_concburner1light.13= 8, -80.93, -15.85, -0.19, fx_concburner1light.14 = 8, -80.93, -20.32,-0.29, fx_concburner1light.15= 8, -80.93, 20.72, -0.29, fx_concburner1light.16= 8, -80.93, 16.15, -0.29, fx_concburner1light.17= 8, -80.93, -15.85, -0.29, fx_concburner1Delete all entires under the smokesystem heading so its blank.This is a start which will allow you to use the PSS panel with the Altitude model which is far superior to the PSS one.It requires more work especally the fuel stuff but i don't think these two will ever be accurate when taken away from there own home model.Both panels are great packages and have relative advantages over each other in different area's and if you truly like the Concorde i happly recommend both as excellent pieces of work and deserving of your cash.SeeyaDarren Howie