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Control file format for light effect

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Hello all:

What I am trying to accomplish is to simulate (in FS2004) an aldis lamp shining from a control van for a night takeoff, the parameters being that the light appears 10 seconds after the aircraft is stopped 86 meters (horizontally) from the effect, which is 3.3 meters AGL ( required horizontal distance to the aircraft was measured using a ruler placed with EZ Scenery). The light effect (called fx_aldisg) is placed where I want it (see attached image). What I think I need is a control file for the effect, but after some fruitless experimentation using some other control files as an example, I have pretty much determined that I don´t know what I am doing-- if anyone can give me advice on this, I would be greatly appreciative. Thanks in advance--

Scott

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