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FSXA Using default approach lights

dgpilot1

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Hey gents!

I like the way fsx handles the default sequenced flashing approach strobes, but not the steady lights.

I don't think I've figured it out yet, but is there a way to extract the sequenced flashing lights and use those along with my custom approach lights?

If not, is there a way to recreate sequenced strobes?
 
look for and download the Fx editor, there's a link around somewhere on this site.
 
Standard approach lights are defined by the XML code and compiled with BglComp. I can think of no way that these could be modified or extracted. The only suggestion I can make is that you would not include any standard lights but create your own using effects or something similar
 
You could always try to cover up the default lights with your custom lights and let the default strobes flash away...
 
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