May 28, 20224 yr Flying the beta Chancellor quite a bit these days and really like it. I have noticed that ATC do not call out the manufacturer and model of the Chancellor... I figured out that the aircraft.cfg file is missing the necessary definitions. I have added the following to mine under [GENERAL] based on what I found in the original aircraft.cfg file for the JF Turbo Arrows: atc_type = "TT:ATCCOM.ATC_NAME CESSNA.0.text" atc_model = "TT:ATCCOM.AC_MODEL C414.0.text" At least now they call me up and I respond with "Cessna blah blah"... 🙂 I can't remember if there is a situation when the model designator is also used by/with ATC, so I am not sure yet if that works. Can anyone give an example in which situation the model designator is called out, then I can check...
May 29, 20224 yr Author Got it after some experimenting! When requesting e.g. a Class C airspace transition the aircraft model will also be called. With the edits I listed, the Chancellor will be referenced as Cessna 414 as per ICAO database.
May 29, 20224 yr All the aircraft model and manufacturer strings the sim's text to speech recognizes are in the "\Official\-steam or msstore-\fs-base\en-US.locPak" file. it can be opened with a text editor and searched. You can also do '$$:TextHere' and the TTS will read it Edited May 29, 20224 yr by Tuskin38
May 30, 20224 yr Author @Tuskin38 - thanks. That works great. Do you know how to make it read "four one four" or "four fourteen" instead of "four hundred and fourteen"?
May 30, 20224 yr 23 minutes ago, SuperKaro2014 said: @Tuskin38 - thanks. That works great. Do you know how to make it read "four one four" or "four fourteen" instead of "four hundred and fourteen"? You may have to do a custom string as I suggested with $$ and just type out Four One Four.
May 30, 20224 yr Author Yes, that's where I ended up... only thing is the 'subtitles' then also show Four One Four 🙂
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