Hello
Is there a way to change the Traffic Settings after the scenario starts by using some sort of "Action"?
I have not been able to find the variable within SimDirector.
Any clues would be much appreciated.
Thanks
[RESOLVED] How to change Traffic Settings after scenario starts?
- Rob McCarthy
- Lockheed Martin
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- Joined: Wed Aug 24, 2011 1:37 pm
Re: How to change Traffic Settings after scenario starts?
Hello,
No, currently there is no action that changes traffic settings. You can use the RealismOverrides object to prevent users from changing settings during the scenario. There is also the DisabledTrafficAirports object that will prevent any traffic to and from the specified airport.
Regards,
Rob McCarthy
No, currently there is no action that changes traffic settings. You can use the RealismOverrides object to prevent users from changing settings during the scenario. There is also the DisabledTrafficAirports object that will prevent any traffic to and from the specified airport.
Regards,
Rob McCarthy
Rob McCarthy
Prepar3D® Core Lead
Prepar3D® Core Lead
Re: How to change Traffic Settings after scenario starts?
That's too bad.
I'm trying to recreate actual flights with custom communications with ATC for training purposes.
I need the aircraft traffic to enhance the realism at only some points in the scenario.
Thus I would need to adjust the traffic density in real-time.
I also would need to silence ATC but leave the radios on and tuned to the correct frequencies for realism purposes.
I've already tried your suggestions but are sadly not adequate for my training objectives.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Cheers!
I'm trying to recreate actual flights with custom communications with ATC for training purposes.
I need the aircraft traffic to enhance the realism at only some points in the scenario.
Thus I would need to adjust the traffic density in real-time.
I also would need to silence ATC but leave the radios on and tuned to the correct frequencies for realism purposes.
I've already tried your suggestions but are sadly not adequate for my training objectives.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Cheers!