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Disable default tug vehicles

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Hi to the UGCX Team,

First of all, congratulations for a great and very well supported tool, I am really impressed!

My question is: how can I disable the default FSX-SE tug vehicles? Alternatively, do you plan to include as an option in UGCX settings (similarly to what REX Worldwide Airports does - with some bugs - for GSX tug vehicles)? It is very annoying to see the marshal sitting in the middle of the default tug or the UGCX tug mashed-up with it. Of course one solution would be to remove all airport traffic but this is not an option for me (I like to have some anination around).

Thanks and regards,

 

Fabio

 

 

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Hey fabio2111,

First of all thanks!, there are new things we would like to add to it, but we are first checking if the new version will keep stable.

The UGCX installer should have removed the default FSX default tugs from the airports. Something may went wrong during setup. There is a external tool that patches a FSX/P3D file that hides the default tug. I will check that tool to see what went wrong, meanwhile, could you post your FSX (SE) main directory path? and the appdata path too?, so we can compare and analyze what went wrong.

Cheers,

Manuel

Edited by Manuel82

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Hi Manuel,

Here are the two paths you requested:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FSX

and

C:\Users\Fabio\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX

Best regards,

Fabio

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To complement my answer: I have REX Worldwide airport installed and the software, as you probably know, updates airport vehicles with new textures. I wonder if this is causing some conflicting issues with UGCX.

Thank you again for lookin into this.

Fabio

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6 hours ago, fabio2111 said:

To complement my answer: I have REX Worldwide airport installed and the software, as you probably know, updates airport vehicles with new textures. I wonder if this is causing some conflicting issues with UGCX.

I think that the cause of the issue is pointing in this direction. Our setup patches this file:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FSX\Scenery\Global\vehicles_airport.bgl

If REX updates that file after UGCX installation, then it might be the source of the problem, and might need our external application to patch it again.

Cheers,

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or ..... C:\Program Files (x86)\ might be a problem (write access?)
Still surprised so many people keep installing in C:\Program Files (x86)\ 😲

Cheers,
Luc

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28 minutes ago, seahorse said:

or ..... C:\Program Files (x86)\ might be a problem (write access?)
Still surprised so many people keep installing in C:\Program Files (x86)\ 😲

Cheers,
Luc

 

Possible... and you're right, users should never install into Program Files...  that's just inviting write permission headaches.

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28 minutes ago, seahorse said:

or ..... C:\Program Files (x86)\ might be a problem (write access?)
Still surprised so many people keep installing in C:\Program Files (x86)\ 😲

Cheers,
Luc

 

Possible... and you're right, users should never install into Program Files...  that's just inviting write permission headaches.

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