Mock as much as you like I have also noticed that the aircraft section now has tabs for importing and exporting AI aircraft and a share tab not fully implemented yet but you can the direction it is going.  

and what to buy in the end?🤗

46 minutes ago, niksan29 said:

and what to buy in the end?🤗

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Edited March 26, 20197 yr by rjfry

6 hours ago, niksan29 said:

and what to buy in the end?🤗

Well... I'd say none of them. I've become a total convert to AIG's OCI. It's free and it works like a dream. Just realize that you have to supplement it with custom-compiled traffic if you want the full breadth of traffic, though with what's available now all your continents should already be brimming with life. Personally I added an extra 100 or so airlines that are smaller, as there are some countries I particularly like to fly around and OCI was missing some of the airlines of those places...

On 3/26/2019 at 9:43 PM, Benjamin J said:

Well... I'd say none of them. I've become a total convert to AIG's OCI. 

I would like to receive detailed instructions;)

If you do not have instructions, it stops you from installing and configuring;(

 

Edited March 29, 20197 yr by niksan29

4 hours ago, niksan29 said:

I would like to receive detailed instructions;)

If you do not have instructions, it stops you from installing and configuring;(

 

There's very little to it. Go to AIG's forum (https://www.alpha-india.net/forums/index.php?board=253.0), download the AIG manager (still in beta), install it (just unzip it anywhere you want, essentially), run it, setup some basic stuff (should be easy enough to figure out), install whatever airlines you wish from the list of currently available airlines, that's it 🙂 

It's worth emphasizing that there's a large amount of airlines that are not yet available through OCI. In that respect UTL is much more complete, but it does mean having to install and assign manually a whole bunch of additional aircraft and liveries. The FLAi package can help somewhat with that, and the AI2UTL injector can help you replace UTL aircraft with FLAi aircraft. However, I simply chose to compile my own bgl traffic and leave UTL out of it for good. However, this also requires a ton of manual work. Because I had already been running UTL with a large library of custom-installed aircraft and repaints, this was not a big deal for me - effectively I'd already done the work to get all those additional airline,s I just needed to find a flightplan and compile them.

For now I would recommend you to just go with whatever AIG has available, and if there's anything else you might want, feel free to come back in here and we can look at how to compile your own traffic.

8 hours ago, niksan29 said:

I would like to receive detailed instructions;)

If you do not have instructions, it stops you from installing and configuring;(

 There is also a manual and tutorial included with the AI Manager that has so far worked for MANY other users. 

7 hours ago, Benjamin J said:

For now I would recommend you to just go with whatever AIG has available, and if there's anything else you might want, feel free to come back in here and we can look at how to compile your own traffic.

Add me to that list 😀

Cheers,

Mark

TG aircrafts with AI LIVE TRAFFIC are the best combination with excellent quality airplane models and exact and non repeating traffic schedule, at least for central europe, I am flying out of Geneva LSGG.

TG aircrafts with AI LIVE TRAFFIC are the best combination with excellent quality airplane models and exact and non repeating traffic schedule, at least for central europe, I am flying out of Geneva LSGG.

9 hours ago, francesco.doenz said:

TG aircrafts with AI LIVE TRAFFIC are the best combination with excellent quality airplane models and exact and non repeating traffic schedule, at least for central europe, I am flying out of Geneva LSGG.

 TG models and repaints are FAR from excellent. They are still so far away from the quality of what you get with AIG's AI Manager for free. Where are you getting repeating traffic schedules? You must be referring to TG again.

The schedules are from AI LIVE TRAFFIC, it's a new player in the AI world, and support excellent for the first days, but no forum yet....

I dipped by toe into ai live traffic this morning.  Like everything it's got pro's and cons.  My test flight is EGGD TO LGRP.  Ill give 3 of each

Pros. 

1. The traffic was accurate on departure, (utLive schedules are old) 

2. There wasnt traffic sitting on stands that was going anywhere (utLive will have dormant a/c taking up stands) 

3.easy to compile timetable for my flight. (see point one) 

 

Cons.

1.  its only going to give me traffic at EGGD AND LGRP.  the whole 4 hour flight down to LGRP ive not seen any traffic

2.  It can only do one sector.  When i come back after doing the turn in LGRP i will have to load up the sim.  If i do a 4 sector day, im not going to want to load up 4 times.

3.  On compiling schedules it told me i was missing a Novair a320.  Now to add the novair livery i need to faff around with a text document to add the livery. It would be easier to have a gui to point and click to select the livery.

 

My honest opinion i dont mind paying a tiny 3.50 a month.  Thats the price of a beer.  But they need to make it so you canb do mulitple sectors and not have to load up each flight.

Can make my mind up on this wether its better than UTlive with the old schdules.  Nothing is ever easy 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 2, 20197 yr by tooting

Can someone remind me what the software is called that scans ai traffic for wrong aircraft codes and prints you a list of errors?? 

2 minutes ago, tooting said:

Can someone remind me what the software is called that scans ai traffic for wrong aircraft codes and prints you a list of errors?? 

Here you go Pete

AILGenerator (AILG)

Version 4.10, May 12, 2019

https://www.lekseecon.nl/