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Computer crashed and lost files

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Hello everyone, I recently had my computer crash and lost my airports that I had been working on, they were uploaded to flightsim.to in their current state, can i download them there and continue working with the projects or are they lost forever. I don't know if the SDK allows to edit work from any developer, even though in this case it is me.
 
Just get your finished package and locate it's airport BGL. Then you have 3 choices to recover the XML file.

Airport2Project:

MSFSBGLXML:

Airport Design Editor for MSFS 2020 (ADE_MSFS):

I would try Airport2Project first... it will create a whole project for you that can be loaded into the DevMode and off you go.
 
Just get your finished package and locate it's airport BGL. Then you have 3 choices to recover the XML file.

Airport2Project:

MSFSBGLXML:

Airport Design Editor for MSFS 2020 (ADE_MSFS):

I would try Airport2Project first... it will create a whole project for you that can be loaded into the DevMode and off you go.
thank you, i will try this
 
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