How to Add Planes to Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Flight Simulator
Download the plane., Download Complete., Place the main files where they belong., Load up FS and the aircraft should be there.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Download the plane.
This is the most important step, of course! Make sure that if the file is a .zip file, or file like that, have a program ready to use that file, such as WinZIP, or WinRAR. -
Step 2: Download Complete.
When the download completes, more than likely the zip file program will open the file automatically.
You should, after possibly opening the file that appears, see a couple of files such as:
A model file, maybe a panel file, a texture file, possibly a sound file, a .cfg file named 'aircraft'
and a .air file. , Place the main file, holding the files mentioned above, if using FS2004, in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft.
If using FSX, place it in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Simobjects\Airplanes.
If there is no main file containing all the files of the aircraft, make one and place the aircraft files there. , Happy Flying! -
Step 3: Place the main files where they belong.
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Step 4: Load up FS and the aircraft should be there.
Detailed Guide
This is the most important step, of course! Make sure that if the file is a .zip file, or file like that, have a program ready to use that file, such as WinZIP, or WinRAR.
When the download completes, more than likely the zip file program will open the file automatically.
You should, after possibly opening the file that appears, see a couple of files such as:
A model file, maybe a panel file, a texture file, possibly a sound file, a .cfg file named 'aircraft'
and a .air file. , Place the main file, holding the files mentioned above, if using FS2004, in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft.
If using FSX, place it in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Simobjects\Airplanes.
If there is no main file containing all the files of the aircraft, make one and place the aircraft files there. , Happy Flying!
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