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1. December 2018 at 02:47 #3079trisho0Participant
I have an issue with SODE jetways between two separate platforms FSX and P3Dv4.
I installed FlightBeam EDDN Nuremberg for P3Dv4 and the installed SODE jetways working fine.
I also have EDDN version 1.03 (freeware) for FSX and have extra jetways coming from FlightBeam EDDN SODE files, injecting to FSX. The EDDN (freeware) for FSX doesn’t have or not installed SODE, it has the own jetways that came with.
I found from C:\ProgramData\12bPilot\SODE\xml\ a file Captain7_29Palms_EDDN_Default.xml which is the FlightBeam jetways for P3Dv4 EDDN airport. When I rename that SODE xml file to Off, the FSX EDDN jetways are normal but jetways disappears in P3Dv4.
How to exclude the jetways from that xml file in order to see FSX jetways correctly? Or, how to exclude the FSX SODE jetways from the P3Dv4 xml file in order to see FSX jetways as intended?
Patricio Valdes
3. December 2018 at 18:53 #308912bPilotKeymasterHi,
For this use case, you can try to implement the “TargetSim” mechanism as described here: https://sode.12bpilot.ch/?document=the-xml-definition-file/targetsim
So for each Jetway SimObjects, you need to add such a “TargetSim” node and specify “P3Dv4” as the ID. This should suppress the jetways from being shown in FSX.
3. December 2018 at 22:06 #3090trisho0ParticipantHi, For this use case, you can try to implement the “TargetSim” mechanism as described here: https://sode.12bpilot.ch/?document=the-xml-definition-file/targetsim So for each Jetway SimObjects, you need to add such a “TargetSim” node and specify “P3Dv4” as the ID. This should suppress the jetways from being shown in FSX.
What is each Jetway SimObjects? Do you mean to add “TargetSim” just once in XML file?
3. December 2018 at 22:18 #309112bPilotKeymasterThere are several “SimObject” nodes within the xml, some of them refer to the jetway models.
For example
<SimObject Name=”Jetway GATE 10″>
<Placement Lat=”49.4950011″ Lon=”11.0782116″ Alt=”0.0#AGL” Hdg=”190.0000000″/>
<Model SimTitle=”29Palms_EDDN_Jetway” StaticSimTitle=”29Palms_EDDN_Jetway_Static_0″>
<Jetway InitialState=”78;45;65;13″/>
</Model>
</SimObject>
What you need to do is to add those “TargetSim” nodes to each of the jetway simobjects.
I think for EDDN, there are 4 of them…here is one example:
<SimObject Name=”Jetway GATE 10″>
<TargetSim ID=”P3Dv4″/>
<Placement Lat=”49.4950011″ Lon=”11.0782116″ Alt=”0.0#AGL” Hdg=”190.0000000″/>
<Model SimTitle=”29Palms_EDDN_Jetway” StaticSimTitle=”29Palms_EDDN_Jetway_Static_0″>
<Jetway InitialState=”78;45;65;13″/>
</Model>
</SimObject>
3. December 2018 at 22:31 #3092trisho0ParticipantMany thanks for your help. I am going to give a try with EDDN.
With SODE installed by DRZEWIECKI DESIGN sceneries I don’t see xml files but sdx extension, I couldn’t add “TargetSim”. Any ideas?
3. December 2018 at 22:45 #309312bPilotKeymasterThey want to protect their files, so they used the compiled file format sdx. No way you can change something in there.
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