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MSFS Adding EFFECTS to an aircraft?

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Christopher

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Hello everybody,
has anyone of you got a clue, on if it possible to add effects to an aircraft already? Talking about stuff such as wingtip vortices, contrails (of course...) and stuff.
I already tried around a little.
For example:
Adding
[Smokesystem]
smoke.0=-17.4, -43.8, 1.04, fx_contrail_ffx2
smoke.1=-17.4, 43.8, 1.04, fx_contrail_ffx2

to the systems.cfg. Of course this effect is defined with its corresponding texture file which sits inside the base effects folder.
Unfortunately that didn't do anything. My next attempt would be to bind this effect to a light source (lets stay NAV light for example), so the system treats the contrail as a light and therefore would show it. But I haven't tried that so far.
 
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