If you select the FSX radio button, it saves the plans in FSX format. The conversion to FSX format is done at time of compilation. Regarding folder selection, at the moment, no. Note, however, that the file names for converted FSX files have 'FSX' appended and you have the option to have the FS9 files renamed with a 'FS9' suffix. There are a number of TNG flight plans in there to play with. But, the FSX files are saved to the same folder.
#Convert fs9 traffic files to fsx system zip
I've created a zip of my A2A P-51D AIFP files if anyone wants a look at them - just drop the lot in your AIFP work folder and open the flightplans text file using the "Open TTools format" or whatever the exact name is. FS Recorder is an add-on module for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Now, I've got back my default aircraft (which I'd lost) but ONLY THE ODD FEW AI aircraft, where I should have a fairly large number. I removed all the FS9 files to a folder on my desktop. However you also have to then to another leg from EGMA to EGMA - I'd suggest another hour of TnGs, within the cycle period (4hrs, 8hrs, 24hrs, whatever). After conversion I got a list of Traffic files ending in FS9FSX.bgl. Every flightplan, even if it starts and ends at the same place, has to consist of two legs, so if you start at, say, EGMA and want to do an hour of TnGs, you have to do a flightplan to EGMA, from EGMA, overwrite arrival time as one hour later and tick the TNG box. The trick with TNG flightplans is that you have to do them twice.
That is a very rough description, but I hope it helps. This tools allows a very easy and fast convertion. To do so, I used AI Flight Planner (AIFP) by Don Grovestine. If you put it into another folder somewhere, you must use the normal format Folder name\scenery\traffic.bgl then activate it as add on scenery. Recently, I remembered about this bug that disables the boat traffic with FS9-format AI traffic is installed, and I read somewhere that it was possible to convert this FS9 traffic to FSX format. If you put the traffic file in your Scenery\World\scenery it will be read automatically.
This is important as if you don't, it may over write a flightplan in your folder, you probably don't want to do that !!!! It may select a file name if it detects one, but rename it to what ever you want as long as it starts with "Traffic". Click "Files" then click "Compile traffic.bgl. You must return to the original airport for the loop to be repeated.Ħ. Everything installed there - no matter if by hand or using installers - will appear in Prepar3D. The repeat times can cause problems, but it will tell you if it isn't happy. Migration Tool creates a virtual FSX installation, meaning that it will turn an empty folder of your choice into looking like FSX root folder, with all necessary configuration files present. Add detail in as required for the flight plan. Select aircraft to be used by clicking on "Aircraft" then "Create Aircraft list" then clicking on the desired aircraft in the list.
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