Simbol

 

This is what is being generated in the aircraft.cfg.

Visibly you can see two sets of strobes and beacons on the plane, and one set is not in the right position (ie off-set). I am using the NWF models and have checked that I have the right model in the right folder (ie my NWF model is not aliased to the WF model).

Have tried resetting and copying the original aircraft.cfg into the folder but still creates the duplicate for all FAIB 747's.

 

[LIGHTS]
//Types: 1=beacon, 2=strobe, 3=navigation, 4=cockpit, 5=landing
light.0=3, -203.3, 0, 10.35, fx_fsreborn_navwhi2908
light.1=1, -18.7, 0, 19, fx_fsreborn_beacon2908
light.2=1, -67.5, 0, -7.66, fx_fsreborn_beacon2908
light.3=3, -124.73, -96.63, 6.16, fx_fsreborn_navred2908
light.4=3, -124.73, 96.63, 6.16, fx_fsreborn_navgre2908
light.5=2, 0, 0, 0, fx_fsreborn_stbg2908
light.6=3, -119.95, 0, 10.35, fx_fsreborn_navwhi2908
light.7=1, 64.8, 0, 19.05, fx_fsreborn_beacon2908
light.8=1, 16, 0, -7.75, fx_fsreborn_beacon2908
light.9=3, -46.6, -103.2, 6.65, fx_fsreborn_navred2908
light.10=3, -46.6, 103.2, 6.65, fx_fsreborn_navgre2908

 

Regards

 

Rob

Hi Rob,

My bet is the model had them declared twice to begin with, do the following:

• Be sure you are running the latest version of AILRP 1.13.5 is the latest I published.
• Restore your original AI Lights via the config panel.
• Open your FAIB 747 .cfg
• Check for duplicated lights, remove them and be sure to have all the lights.x numbered correctly.
• Re-scan with AILRP.
• Click Apply.

This will clear all the duplication and ensure if you ever uninstall / restore your lights they don't become duplicated again, etc.

Regards,
S.