That's intentional. AFLT will look for (and hopefully find) all installed versions of Flightsim on its first running.I had no ini at the first start,
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That's intentional. AFLT will look for (and hopefully find) all installed versions of Flightsim on its first running.I had no ini at the first start,
That is the problem with Win 11, it does not find, so I had to create the small ini by myself.(and hopefully find)
this is exactly what I needed because I didn’t know which part to add, okay, I’ll try this!Just add those three lines at the top of the file
unfortunately didn't work for me, just getting an error after clicking ok...I’ll try this!
i created these two folders ( C:\Users\ADMIN\Documents\Prepar3D v5 Add-ons\AFLT for P3D\Scenery\scenery) manually and it workedI've had this problem before, when AFLT adds "scenery" to folder names. It seems to come and go. Try creating a Scenery folder inside the AFLT for P3D folder and try again. If that doesn't work, try adding a Scenery folder INSIDE that new Scenery folder.
probably this is again some kind of problem with Cyrillic characters and the tool cannot create the necessary folders, only if i do it manually it works:All necessary folders in the AFLT for P3D folder are created automatically
no, I was just trying to add lights as it is intended. I didn't meet any problems, but thanks to the help of the participants, all of them were resolved at the moment...If you stop looking for ways to use it differently than I intended