AC# Numbers.....any order

[Guest tonyhallam]

I have done a search on the forum but cannot find a definative answerI have arranged my AI aircraft in a number of Exel worksheets sorted into categories. eg Operators, Aircraft make & model, Military, Cargo, etc. each aircraft with its own unique AC# ID.I want to be able to cut and paste these AI Aircraft into flight plans, keeping their ID, so my question isWhen I compile a flightplan1.Can the initial start number be any number ie. could the first line be AC#365......2.Do the AC# numbers have to follow on and increase by 1 each time eg.AC#365......AC#366......AC#367......AC#368......or can they be displayed in the Aircraft.txt file as followsAC#365......AC#377......AC#412......AC#418......3.If the answer to the above is yes, Do the AC# numbers have to be arranged in numerical order,or can they be displayed in the Aircraft.txt file as follows?AC#45......AC#1006......AC#745......AC#1243......

[Guest MikeS]

Taken from the flight plans section of the TT's help files:Here are a few typical lines from a FlightPlans...txt file. Each line is a complete flight plan: AC#4,N29696,56%,12Hr,IFR,01:46:21,06:29:27,320,F,2953,KLAX,07:46:16,12:29:22,310,F,2954,KMCO AC#27,N68008,95%,8Hr,IFR,00:11:37,03:15:36,190,F,4365,KGEU,04:11:33,07:15:32,180,F,4366,KSFO AC#1,N60168,51%,24Hr,IFR,03:45:43,09:28:50,050,F,1782,CYYZ,15:45:32,21:28:40,060,F,1783,CYQRMikewww.aimadeeasy.comwww.flightontario.comI'm confused. Wait...maybe I'm not!

[Guest tonyhallam]

Thanks Mike........Guess I should have read the manual!Seemslike as long as its listed it'll FLY...great news