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Extracting data from traffic bgl file

vaikan

vaikan

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hey all,

is there a way of extracting data from a traffic bgl file without decompiling it. or is it necessary for extracting data.

Also does anyone know where to find source code for TTool. I searched for it in Avsim.com but could not find it.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions...:)
 
There you go:
http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=23120

I'm no expert on the subject, however I think only a bit has changed since the FS2002 format. Google around to find it out what has. If you are an adept programmer you certainly don't need to use a decompiler; you can just read the data directly in from the BGL. The TTools source code and a good hex editor should give you a good enough start to get your feet wet.

Good luck! :D
 
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