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How to create a flight plan from KML?
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I saw this: "Create a FSX flight plan along a polyline",
here: http://www.scenery.org/graphical_editors.htm
here: http://www.scenery.org/graphical_editors.htm
I think they must have mistyped that.
In the manual the flight plan feature is listed for a future release.
http://fsdeveloper.com/wiki/index.php?title=FSX_KML#v1.10_Beta_-_19th_August_2007
In the manual the flight plan feature is listed for a future release.
http://fsdeveloper.com/wiki/index.php?title=FSX_KML#v1.10_Beta_-_19th_August_2007
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Hi flying-w & All;
First off... my apologies on the unintentional misrepresentation of facts.
We at the SHOF always strive for accuracy. However, given the nature of FS development and the climate of constant change, a typographical error is almost a given.
Based on your report, and verification against the authors website's documentation, we have elected to strike the questionable reference from the archive.
All The Best
Tom G, Sr.
First off... my apologies on the unintentional misrepresentation of facts.
We at the SHOF always strive for accuracy. However, given the nature of FS development and the climate of constant change, a typographical error is almost a given.
Based on your report, and verification against the authors website's documentation, we have elected to strike the questionable reference from the archive.
All The Best
Tom G, Sr.