October 11, 20169 yr Hello all, I followed Lifetimes post on how to install my traffic 6 for beginners and no AI traffic is showing up. I have went over the instructions and cant figure out the issue. I am getting a scenery.cfg file error that Area 120 not found. Also in My Traffic 6.0 communicator the Traffic data base builder not yet copied is in red. Not sure if these two are causing the issues? Any suggestions would help. Thanks, Matt
October 11, 20169 yr Hello Matt. Leave the Communicator "Control Panel" closed. There is only 2 steps to take when getting MyTraffic 6 set up, And you can do these 2 steps Manually =================== For Prepar3D V2 Step 1 Simobjects.cfg Did you Install MyTraffic 6 to the Default Install location of of C:\MyTraffic Professional ? If you did, Go to ProgramData \ Lockheed Martin \ Prepar3D V2 Right Click on simobjects.cfg Open with < Notepad Copy and Paste this into your simobjects.cfg. Notice my last Entry is 8, So my new with MyTraffic 6 is now [Entry.9] You have to adjust this to suit your last Number [Entry.9] Path=C:\MyTraffic Professional\MyTraffic\Aircraft This is what a Default simobjects.cfg looks like With MyTraffic 6 as well. Be sure you adjust the Numbering correct going down, 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 and so on [Entry.0] Path=SimObjects\Airplanes [Entry.1] Path=SimObjects\Rotorcraft [Entry.2] Path=SimObjects\GroundVehicles [Entry.3] Path=SimObjects\Boats [Entry.4] Path=SimObjects\Animals [Entry.5] Path=SimObjects\Misc [Entry.6] Path=SimObjects\Submersible [Entry.7] Path=SimObjects\Weapons [Entry.8] Path=SimObjects\Countermeasures [Entry.9] Path=C:\MyTraffic Professional\MyTraffic\Aircraft You will know if this first Step is done correctly as Prepar3D will take a lot longer to get to the Splash Screen when you Launch it ================================= Step 2 Adding the MyTraffic 6 folder to your scenery library Start Prepar3D. Click world (Top Left) Click Scenery Library. 1 Add Area. 2 and 3 Browse through your Drives and Click MyTraffic, this is the exact folder that you should add. 4 and 5 Click ok. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1585/24511000569_46c1b6a807_o.png Check this -----) The correct folder to add is............. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1654/24760907562_6068794c9e_o.png Be sure to adjust up your Traffic settings to see Traffic to at least this , The more you turn it up the more traffic you will see, Also the heaver it will be on your system https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1596/24251929793_33620c2b9e_o.png Don't forget to Turn Off Default Prepar3D traffic Follow the path of ► Your Install Location ► Prepar3D v2 ► Scenery ► World ► scenery Follow the steps. 1 Right Click on trafficAircraft.bgl, Click Rename. 2 Just add off to the end, make sure you don't delete the Full Spot. 3 What it should look like. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1597/23567917114_8fa51bcbfb_o.png
October 11, 20169 yr Author This worked I have AI traffic! However, I still get the scenery.cfg error SCENERY.CFG file error. Local scenery directory (C:\MyTraffic Professional\SCENERY) in scenery Area. 121 not found. Click OK to continue Thanks, Matt
October 11, 20169 yr Good stuff :smile: Ok 2 things (Try in this order) (1) Start Prepar3D. Click world (Top Left) Click Scenery Library Make sure you have Not got another MyTraffic 6 Scenery folder in there, Identify the correct one and remove the wrong one. Start Prepar3D, Message gone ? If Not.............. Or (2) Go to ProgramData \ Lockheed Martin \ Prepar3D V2 Right Click on scenery.cfg Open with < Notepad Navigate to [Area.121] and.............. Your corrupt [Area] "might" look something like this, Basically Prepar3D is looking for something that's not there, Its calling on a Path= that's missing As you can this is the Wrong folder you added to your Scenery Library, You Need to remove this Complete [Area] Carefully remove this Complete [Area] Leaving the same amount of space between the [Area] over and below (Important) After you do this, Start Prepar3D. Click world (Top Left) Click Scenery Library Just Click Ok By doing this It will Automatically Renumber your [Area.xxx] in your scenery.cfg correctly [Area.121] Title=MyTraffic Local=C:\MyTraffic Professional\SCENERY Layer=121 Active=TRUE Required=FALSE
October 11, 20169 yr Author Problem Solved!! Step 1 did it. I had another version of my traffic 6. Thanks for your help Matt
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