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Edit NDB

Vernon howells said:
Ok i'll try that later on!

What i done yesterday is, just open it through stock airport and compile it then copy and paste to MTX
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Hi Vernon,
The best way to revise a MTX airport in my eyes is to (step by step)
- open Airport from BGL (in this case 'BR2_EGNX.BGL')
- go to 'Lists'
- open 'Parking'
- make a screenshot of that list and save it to your screenshot folder
- open EGNX by using 'Open Stock Airport'
- save it
- start working on it > save your work > compile it to the folder 'Addon Scenery'
- after compiling your version to the folder 'Addon Scenery' I would go to the folder 'Scenery' in MTX and deactivate 'BR2_EGNX.BGL'. Simply change the ending section to BGx, that does the job.

When you compare the stock EGNX with the MTX version you will find out that they kept the number of parkings. They just added some vehicle paths.

If you will compare other airports (stock/MTX) you will probably find out that MTX added a lot of parkings or changed the parking type/size.
You might want to install the same number and type of parkings as you found them in the list which I mentioned above. When I want to do so, I just add the screenshot
> right click into ADE, select 'Add ...', select 'Image'
ADE_Add_Image.jpg

Click the button (yellow arrow) and search for your screenshot of the parking list. Find a nice suitable location, Resize it and save it to your work.
ADE_New Background Image.jpg

Should look like this when you' re finished:
ADE_lists_parking_01.jpg

Good luck and have fun!
 
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Ok thanks!

So basically compile it to fsx addon scenery then?

Why add images to your stock airport? What will this do thanks
 
Vernon howells said:
Ok i see, how does adding an image add the parking paths?
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It doesn't

Hotelfox is showing a image of the MTX parking spots that you need when you open a stock airport. Its just a picture for reference on which parking spots to change and/or add.
 
To be honest guys i'm going to try ultimate traffic 2 tomorrow and drop MTX. But i'll still go ahead and change an airport to see how it works and if i can manage it :)
 
Vernon howells said:
To be honest guys i'm going to try ultimate traffic 2 tomorrow and drop MTX. But i'll still go ahead and change an airport to see how it works and if i can manage it :)
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I' m pretty sure that you will run into exactly the same issues ...

@ jvile: Thanks Jim!
 
Hi i recently uninstalled MTX for the new version and it still changed EGGP NDB so i placed that file into mTX scenery that someone sent on this thread but it isn't having an effect. EGGP NDB keeps showing 349.0
 
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