I'm trying to use ADE 01.70.6042 (with ProKey) to edit the VOR/DME navaids in Thailand, Laos, and South Vietnam to match the historically correct TACAN channels that were used between 1966 to 1973.
I have been able to use ADE to successfully edit navaids that are already included in addon scenery airports.
My problem is that when I try to do the same with stock airports, I end up with two navaids.
A specific example of an airport I'm trying to change is Pakse, Laos (changing VOR/DME from 115.000 to 113.500).
I use "Open Stock Airport" to bring it up in ADE and then compile it to a folder I placed within my FSX\Addon folder.
I then use "Open Airport from BGL" and pick the airport from the addon folder.
When I look at it, I see that the VOR/DME is missing from this new compilation.
I add the VOR/DME back in (with the corrected frequency) and recompile it.
When I look at the airport in FSX, I end up seeing the old navaid sitting next to, or on top of, the new navaid.
I must be missing a step in my process somewhere, but I haven't been able to figure out what it is.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
I have been able to use ADE to successfully edit navaids that are already included in addon scenery airports.
My problem is that when I try to do the same with stock airports, I end up with two navaids.
A specific example of an airport I'm trying to change is Pakse, Laos (changing VOR/DME from 115.000 to 113.500).
I use "Open Stock Airport" to bring it up in ADE and then compile it to a folder I placed within my FSX\Addon folder.
I then use "Open Airport from BGL" and pick the airport from the addon folder.
When I look at it, I see that the VOR/DME is missing from this new compilation.
I add the VOR/DME back in (with the corrected frequency) and recompile it.
When I look at the airport in FSX, I end up seeing the old navaid sitting next to, or on top of, the new navaid.
I must be missing a step in my process somewhere, but I haven't been able to figure out what it is.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?