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FS2004 Weird runway problem!

Pranay

Pranay

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Hey all,
Not sure if this is the appropriate forum for this question but, anyway.

Its not the first time I've made/edited an AFCAD file. This time however when I was restructuring VEGT, this problem occurred:
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As you can see, the AI planes take off from the middle of the runway instead of the runway start. Here is a screenshot of the AFCAD:

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The situation occurs with runway 10R. At 10L, which is also only take-off, the AI take off from the runway threshold. And as you can see, the starts are at their proper places and there is virtually no difference between 10L and 10R.

I've never faced this problem before. Kindly guide me out of this. Thanks in advance.
 
Interesting!! i don't have fs9 so make sure the sim is not reading another file
are those trees or bushes on the runway and taxiway?
how about landing? have you checked that?
can you also click on the red button bottom left and see what that says
other than that upload your ad4 file so someone can take a look at it
 
Hey Glottis,

1. Trees and Bushes: The project isn't complete yet. I've got to add more gates so I was going to create flattens and exclusions later on.

2. The runway in consideration(10R) is a take-off only runway and I haven't tried yet changing the setting to have a plane land and see.

3. I don't know what red button you're referring to but I'm sure that's irrelevant because I've never clicked any red button and the AFCADs have turned out correctly functioning every time except this time.

4. I'm uploading the project(ad4) for people to see and help me out.

So, I'm waiting to be enlightened on this problem. Thanks for your time.
 

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3. I don't know what red button you're referring to but I'm sure that's irrelevant because I've never clicked any red button and the AFCADs have turned out correctly functioning every time except this time.
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This red button indicates there is a problem with your project:

 
It appears this airport started its life out using Lee Swordy's AFCAD program. When you crosswind runways with AFCAD all the runway black link lines loose their Ident and need to be reset.

Please run the Fault Finder.
Many of the runway link lines (black lines) are numbered as runway 11 and some are also blank. AI Planes cannot find the correct runway holdshort

The original VEGT runway 02 ILS from stock has been deleted. There is no record of it but FS9 is still going to show it active.

Runway closures are mismatched on each end. FS9 will not honor this type setting for the runways.
 
LOL! Some trees on airport. FAA wouldn't be happy to hear that plane damaged or crashed. LOL

Stuart
 
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