johanfrc1

One of the admins from AIG here. For some people the solution with just a simple copy paste works great, but for others it does not. Simply because it contains some folders that are "links" to other folders, and that can give issues. If the copy paste does not work, do the same as mentioned above, but at 3.1 use this prompt in Command Prompt (search for CMD in Windows and run the program found as admin): xcopy F:\MSFS2020\Community\aig-aitraffic-oci F:\MSFS2024\Community\aig-aitraffic-oci /e /s /b Remember to change the paths to your own folders. Then afterward, do it as said in the "guide" above.

@SnoBrit Just saw your application and activated your account. You might need to check your email once more, though. The reason why it takes a bit of time, is because a couple of months ago there was a huge influx of spambots, making new accounts left, right and center, posting links to websites with malicious content. So we had to activate admin activation of new accounts. Since we can't be around the website all the time (remember it's just a spare time thing we do, so we have our own individual lives and jobs), it might take a few hours (or days) between new accounts being activated.

Yes. It works fine for me, using no "-beta" in the folder name.

Hey kiek. AIG admin here. I think you have misunderstood something. MSFS2020 is also "aig-aitraffic-oci" now, and has been for some time. So exactly the same as MSFS2024. The change was made by the developer in late October / early November 2024, so even before 2024. It happened when the AIG Manager went out of beta for 2020. The issue now is that many users of 2020, still uses the version of the folder with "-beta" at the end, but not everyone, and most who uses 2024, have the folder-name without the "-beta". When a user is either updating from 2020 to 2024 or installs for 2024 from scratch, the folder will be "aig-aitraffic-oci". And it's the same for 2020. If a user installs for 2020, it will be "aig-aitraffic-oci" too now, and not "aig-aitraffic-oci-beta". Also, is a user moves the "aig-aitraffic-oci-beta" from 2020 to make it compatible with 2025, it is renamed automatically to "aig-aitraffic-oci". And if not, then the user is required to do so manually. Being a 2020 user myself, I have "aig-aitraffic-oci" and it works perfectly. So my request would be if you could make it so PSXT, when looking in the 2020 community-folder, it is also looking for "aig-aitraffic-oci" too.