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Multiple Traffic.bgl files?

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Hi guys,

Am I correct in thinking that it is possible to use multiple "Traffic.bgl" files?

Do they have to be named that? Also, is it possible to put them in another folder and declare them in the scenery library as you would any other scenery?

Many thanks,

Martin
 
FirmamentFX said:
Hi guys,

Am I correct in thinking that it is possible to use multiple "Traffic.bgl" files?

Do they have to be named that? Also, is it possible to put them in another folder and declare them in the scenery library as you would any other scenery?

Martin
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Yes, you can have multiple traffic files.
The name can be anything, but must have a bgl file extension.
I don't know if you can put them elsewhere than the default directory,
but if you have a valid traffic file, it's easy to test.
 
MarkkuS said:
I don't know if you can put them elsewhere than the default directory,
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You can. :)

Traffic bgls can be treated like any other bgl file, in that they can be put in any dir as long as your Scenery Library points to the right place.
 
Traffic bgl versions (in FSX)

To add to what has gone before. Yes multiple traffic files can exist, however they must all be either FS9 format or FSX format to all work simultaneously.
If any FS9 format files exist they will take priority and effectively disable FSX format files.
Do not assume that 3rd party products labelled as being for FSX such as Ultimate Traffic X produce FSX format traffic files. Their output is FS9 style which I had to manually convert to FSX format using the AIFTP utility.
 
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