Fsbuild-2 Flight Planner

Hi,

My problem is here: I have installed navigraph AIRAC 1209 to my fsbuild but it isn't there. It installs all txt files to my fsbuild folder but i can't see any new navdata (sids, stars, waypoints) only old ones.

I have tried install those as adminisator. My system is windows 7 if it helps. I just bought a new computer and i loved fsbuild very much. I want use it in future but if I can't solve this it's impossible and I lose my money. So please help!

I think he has same problem and no solution: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3923

Regards,
Nicrative

To begin with, what version of FSBuild are you using? You can find it by using the "About" menu item... If you have a version other than 2.4.0.x you must update to the 2.4.0.18 (at least) version before the AIRAC data will be used.

DJ

Thank you!

Didn't even noticed new version. Now all is good and we are ready for takeoff!

Excellent. The one other thing I would suggest is that you rebuild the Map Database every time you update the AIRAC. If there is a difference between what the map db has in it and the AIRAC, the program will error out sometimes.

DJ

I just finally successfully purchased, downloaded and installed FS Build 24. According to the Help/About FsBuild tab it states I have Version 2.4.0.18, Build 267. Also, since I could not see any evidence of AIRAC data, I went ahead and updated to the 1210 Airac cycle, which the same screen confirms is the one in use... My question is, where is this new cycle data stored... The Navigraph cycle update program created a \NAVData-Backup folder in the FSBuild folder for reverting back issues, and indeed it now contains the AIRAC cycle 1013 data that presumably ships with FSBuild, but if you don't know where the current data is located, how can you revert if necessary? So, where is the current cycle data placed within the files on the system?

The AIRAC data is in the main FSBuild directory...

DJ - speaking for Boskone

Thought you'd like that... ;). The files are pretty obvious - there are eight .txt files: apps, cycle_info, stars, sids, awys, ints, navs, and apts..

DJ