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AI Parking codes

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Has anyone seen this?



It appears that the Traffic Explorer in FSX doesn't like 4-digit parking codes. These codes are used from AI Flight Plans/aircraft.cfg files of WoAI. I corrected one of them... Boeing Business Jet (BBJ0) and changed it to BBJ (highlighted in gray). Which can be seen on the image (no graphic symbols at the end of the parking codes). The others, GA3J and GA2P I haven't changed yet.

I'm not sure if FSX malfunctions in any way, but to the eyes it looks better (corrected). Again, has anyone seen this?
 
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This is a display bug in FSX Traffic Explorer (same in FS9). I'm not aware of any related performance difficulty.

Don
 
This is a display bug in FSX Traffic Explorer (same in FS9). I'm not aware of any related performance difficulty.

Don

Thanks Don... I did have a work around... at least an "eye fix".
 
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