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Turning Off Traffic Advisories with EditVoicePack?

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Hello.

 

Is there any way to turn off or otherwise minimize controller traffic advisories when using EditVoicePack (v4.0, Windows 7 64bit)?  I use a ton of GA and military AI traffic (UT2, WOAI, HTAI, ANAI, UGA, MAIW, AIG, etc...) and even with the speech sped up to realistic rates, the amount of traffic advisories has gotten over the top, especially between AI in the pattern.

 

Thanks.  :)

 

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I'm assuming you are referring to "aircraft at 9 O'clock at 4 miles, report traffic in sight".  With

 

Tons of AI there will be Tons of traffic.  Are you using AISmooth?

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Lower your AI Traffic sliders in FSX.

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No, I don't use AISmooth.  Used it before and didn't like it.  Among other things, there were technical issues with it (aircraft landing while rolled at 90 degrees or even upside down, etc...).  The traffic spacing manager for FS9 - forget what it was called - was much better, reliable, and more flexible.  I've learned to live with the go-arounds which, thankfully, occur a lot less often in FSX than it did with FS9, as the former doesn't "stack up" spawning traffic the way the latter does.

 

Lowering sliders, other than being an unhelpful "work-around", is out of the question.  I don't install traffic just to lower sliders and see less of it.

Well with 7+ traffic programs this is going to be the case. You will just need to deal with all the traffic advisories then.

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