March 27, 20215 yr Hi guys, I'm somehow managed to corrupt a few of my aircraft.cfg files from the FLAi model matching data I have. I know I'm asking a lot, but could someone please send me the aircraft.cfg files for the below aircraft? I have the IP problematic stuff like models and repaints, I just need the aircraft.cfg files. Please please please can someone do me a huge favor? CRJ2 B789 B738 AT45 AT75 A320
March 28, 20215 yr I did a bit of research and this is clearly a gray area, copyright-wise. There is a lot of debate regarding sharing original cfg files versus sharing cfg tweaks. I suspect that may be why your question has not had any responses; people are unsure what is allowed in this case. I did some research and found some tips that may help. I have not actually tried these myself. Depending on how your Windows OS is configured, you may have previous (i.e. uncorrupted) versions of the aircraft.cfg files. Find an aircraft.cfg file. Right-click > Properties > Previous Versions tab Run the FSX repair. Apparently requires physical installation disks and what exactly is repaired is a subject of debate. Run Windows system restore. Depending on what you've done since the last restore point, this may affect more that just FSX. Each aircraft is different, but you can find the default aircraft.cfg settings here and here. Uninstall and re-install FSX. Before doing that, backup addons and individual FSX files that you want to keep. I hope this info helps resolve your issue.
March 28, 20215 yr Author Thanks for the response. I have the default aircraft.cfg from the model. The gold nugget is the [flightsim.X] sections of the FLAi aircraft.cfg files because that needs to match the VMR file that I also have. It's tricky and extremely time consuming trying to recreate that. I understand that it could be a grey area with regards to IP. However, since I already have the models, repaints and core aircraft.cfg text, I didn't think it would be an issue. Thanks anyway.
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