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Hi Friends,

I am new to this forum...

How to add ROAD TRAFFIC to existing freeways/roads in FSX? I got FSX_KML but I don't see and tag for INCLUDING road traffic to existing roads. Can anyone help, PLEASE!

Thanks

dito
 
UtahJazzfan said:
TAG -> FreewayTraffic
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I understand, that tag can be used ONLY by adding it to a path of a road or freeway you create in Google Earth. (AM I RIGHT?)

And, that the coordinates of such a path will need to be manually edited/replaced by those of the FSX (by pressing SHIFT+Z).

However, the coordinates that appear on the FSX are in the following format. Here is an example: N41* 48.25' W87* 34.92' (How to enter "degree after 41, for example?).

Yet, the coordinates generated by using GE on Notepad are like this:

<coordinates>
-87.60498772693101,......41.97077519217454,0 </coordinates>

Certainly a different format. How can I reconcile both or how to convert the coordinates generated in the FSX to be like the ones in the notepad?


Thanks,

dito
 
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