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From: James T. <ja...@fl...> - 2023-06-28 08:30:43
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> On 23 Jun 2023, at 17:01, David Megginson <dav...@gm...> wrote: > > That's great news! Last fall, supplying a custom apt.dat didn't put my aircraft in the right starting location (it was still using the default apt.dat), which is why I explored custom threshold.xml files in the first place. > This code hasn’t changed in a few years, so I suspect there is something not working right in the code. Can you detail a bit more, what you tried and what is going wrong? In *principle* (modulo any bugs) custom apt.dat can add or replace runway data from the base apt.dat; I can’t recall if removing runways is possible. I don’t *think* theshold.xml files add any new information to the mix, they were merely a way to override the base apt.data when we didn’t have support for custom apt.dat files in scenery. > That said, if there is a default threshold.xml for the airport, will that supercede my custom apt.dat? Yes, I think right now the scenery overlay XML files are always processed, so this might cause some troubles. Unless we have a way to suppress loading the XML files when using a custom apt.dat, and I would need to dig into the code further, to answer that. Kind regards, James |