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Dave_YVR

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  1. Well if it's based on live traffic then I would expect Spirit not to be there. Why would I expect otherwise?
  2. It still doesn't come close to PSXT. I tried it out at YVR and it was missing so much compared to what PSXT was injecting. I also had no moving traffic on the ground after 12 mins of waiting and an FSLTL restart even. Aircraft that had already departed irl while FSLTL was running were still showing as parked etc.
  3. As far as I know, just don't install or activate the FSLTL fleet and the injector will use AIG's.
  4. AIG AI? Yes it works with AIG's aircraft as well.
  5. The AIG models also conform to the MSFS SDK, the Fsltl models do not so you should even get better performance from them.
  6. With psxt they are pretty good. You may see the odd slew like rotation while taxiing during large turns, it depends on the individual aircraft as well as the coverage at the airport. But landing and departing traffic is far better than anything I've seen with any other option. It's not perfect butv still far better than the other options. I watch those briefly and turn them off pretty quick.
  7. I wouldn't get rid of the AIG fleet, it will work fine and is far more comprehensive than the fleet included with FSLTL.
  8. It won't be any different than it was before, so no. PSXT will get far more traffic as it gets blocked traffic that FR24 never sees (there's a lot more out there than what FR24 shows). Plus the psxt traffic isn't subject to the ai engine of the sim. So you still get real real arrival/departure separation as well as proper movements on the ground.
  9. I imagine that it would be the same as it was before. The AI engine of the sim still "controls" the traffic in and around airports.
  10. When you update flightplans, it also commonly updates many of the liveries required for the new plans. I highly recommend updating to get the most benefit. It's up to you to setup AI Manager to work how you want it. If you don't want business jets for whatever reason, then don't select the business jet operators.
  11. This isn't another PSXT traffic injection issue. It's entirely in your setup. If you must use the lfolder entries vs automatic, you want lfolder0 to point to your AIG OCI folder and then lfolder1 to do the same for FSLTL.
  12. I parked my drone cam on top of a building just North of the final approach course to 13L at JFK a couple of nights ago in MSFS2024 to watch real time psxt traffic flying the Parkway visual onto 13L and R as well as the Park visual to 31 at LGA. It was amazing watching these streams of arrivals that weren't doing the usual straight in ILS or RNAV approaches turning final about 2 miles from the thresholds.
  13. Look in the PSXT manual about matching depth. Have you installed the AIG Norwegian Air Sweden AOC package?
  14. Look in your LiveriesScanned.xml file in C:\PSXT\output and see what PSXT has scanned in your setup for Norwegian Air Sweden.
  15. What ai aircraft package are you using and what are your system specs?
  16. Matching on 6 is the reason. I never anything higher than 2. As for the B736 entries, it's not about not having any B736's. Those are RT errors, not actual 737-600's. The fix there, I'm not really sure but I see them all the time.
  17. I've also been noticing lots of frozen aircraft, both on the taxi as well as in position on the runway. I'm at ATL right now for instance which is normally quite good coverage wise as well but I see many aircraft frozen in place or slewing around corners etc. All very unusual.
  18. I can't say about the Traffic Controller issue but AI Manager only needs to be run when you want to install or update packages. A good tip as well is to not have the sim running when installing or updating packages with AI Manager as some of those textures may be in use by the sim.
  19. It's probably just the one livery that SI is trying to use in place of having a more proper one. Do you know what specific livery it is? I don't know exactly what is included in the base package, but from previous experience most users are having issue with a particular C208 from a small operator in New Zealand. Maybe it's in there but I would think probably not?
  20. Yes.. it's all covered right here. https://www.alpha-india.net/2026/05/10/oci-basepack-release/ It includes plans as well as the aircraft and liveries. If you already have OCI installed and well setup, there's no need for it. It's for new users or those that need to get setup without having the initial model download etc.
  21. Certainly, but you have to save it yourself to a custom AI aircraft folder.
  22. I'm missing 68 airlines from AIGAIM that I chose not to install AND I have resized any of the large textures from 4k to 2k and my AIG Simobjects folder is 61.7gb. You can't have all of them.
  23. (i) any sizable increase in your simobjects collection will increase your load times. It's been like this since AI became a thing over 20 years ago. You only notice it more with AIG because of the shear number of liveries. (ii) by all means using FSLTL will decrease your load times, but back to above it's because it has 20% of the liveries. (iii) Ensure that your AIG collection is on a fast drive. I have nearly all of AIG as well as double that in custom liveries and my 2024 only takes around 3-4 mins to start. IMO, it's well worth the short wait.
  24. Tracking overflights is much different than on the ground.
  25. Where were you when you captured these? I can go have a look on my end. Very weird to not have reg's associated to them.

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