It would be nice if FSX suppresses an AI aircraft if the atc_airline and flight number are identical to the users aircraft. In FS9, if one tries to fly a schedule that is also included in the traffic.bgl, it results in a duplicate ATC callsign. I can easily find my AI clone in the traffic toolbox and delete it, the information and functionality is all there, so the AI logic could for sure take care of that.Thanks in advanceJan

ZERO response at all ... cool!At least we had some interesting dicussion over it at the other forum, which rumor has it that the ACES team left entirely. Apparently that doesn't necessarily mean more competency here.Guess I have to figure it out myself "again", like the 2004 taxi speed thing. Thanks a lot for documentation ... or not.JanPS: Why do Java programmers suck so badly when they attenpt to implement things that are supposed do be done in C?

> PS: Why do Java programmers suck so badly when they attenpt to implement things that are supposed do be done in C?Whats does this supposed to mean?

I'm guessing it's a flame as an epilogue to a pissy rant because FSX devs didn't drop everything to rush in to answer him in less than 24 hours. Mere speculation, of course.

But he is "Pilot del Sol Virtual Air Company VP - IT & Systems"!

>> PS: Why do Java programmers suck so badly when they attenpt>to implement things that are supposed do be done in C?>>Whats does this supposed to mean?Just trolling to see if anyone reads this at all. You won!Jan

>ZERO response at all ... cool!I didn't bother to answer because I already did on the other website's forum......so, ditto what I said there! ;)