Hi all
First of all great product you have done here, its a joy to work with ADE9X.
I am doing a port-over at the moment from VRC to ES for our FIR, I am using a small app named af2sct.exe where it pulls out the data such as Runway, Apron, Taxi Centre Line, Taxiway, Hold Short Line, Parking etc from the .bgl I create in ADE9X.
If I am working on the laptop which has the FS9 version on it it works without a problem, if I am working on my rig which uses FSX the small conversion tool gives an error which says 'wrong header'.
Now I know it is not directly linked with your program but does someone know a better program to convert the .bgl data from ADE9X created to convert it to the .sct/.sct2 or .ese file extension, or another way to do it?
Would it be an idea to copy the most relevant files from my FSX library to the laptop where I can point out to ADE9X the FSX location perhaps?
FS9 is great but outdated and even with the stock airports in FSX it looks much more detailed etc....
any help is appreciated, again great freeware product ScruffyDuck, cheerio
First of all great product you have done here, its a joy to work with ADE9X.
I am doing a port-over at the moment from VRC to ES for our FIR, I am using a small app named af2sct.exe where it pulls out the data such as Runway, Apron, Taxi Centre Line, Taxiway, Hold Short Line, Parking etc from the .bgl I create in ADE9X.
If I am working on the laptop which has the FS9 version on it it works without a problem, if I am working on my rig which uses FSX the small conversion tool gives an error which says 'wrong header'.
Now I know it is not directly linked with your program but does someone know a better program to convert the .bgl data from ADE9X created to convert it to the .sct/.sct2 or .ese file extension, or another way to do it?
Would it be an idea to copy the most relevant files from my FSX library to the laptop where I can point out to ADE9X the FSX location perhaps?
FS9 is great but outdated and even with the stock airports in FSX it looks much more detailed etc....
any help is appreciated, again great freeware product ScruffyDuck, cheerio

