Military AI Works

Hi, I have downloaded the MAIW Tyndall AFB, After I install it, I decompile the traffic file, Then, I see the Flightplan.txt. I,m shocked to see the flightplans inside it. I mean there is so many and you guys can make it is a short time. How do you guys do it?

(Sorry to disturbing and my language)

Hi Pixy and thanks.
The process is not really short at all. Sometimes it takes many, many months for a package to be created, tested and released.

And some of us hate writing flightplans!!!

Thanks to reply. Anyway, if you guys don't mind, Where do you got the sources? I mean the aircrafts, airports, and the flightplans itself? After all the packages you have relased?

awwww whats wrong with writing flightplans! Send them to whereever you want. you should see a An-124 on a 2000ft runway hahahaha.

Pixy wrote:Thanks to reply. Anyway, if you guys don't mind, Where do you got the sources? I mean the aircrafts, airports, and the flightplans itself? After all the packages you have relased?

Speaking for myself. I do alot of research into the bases that I am covering, my main source for where they go to is airliners.net where I can find the places they have historically been visiting from the location of the photos.

Nick

The sources are freely available to our contributors and we use mostly freeware software to put the packages together.

Here are a couple programs that we use on every package:

AFCAD V2.21
TTools
Edit Voice Pack

These are all freeware and are readily available. To create aircraft textures, one of our texture experts will use a program like PhotoShop or Paint Shop Pro to create all the various repaints needed, sometimes from scratch. The models themselves are created with modeling software such as FSDS or Gmax. Same goes for the scenery. The aircraft flight dynamics are replicated by Mike MacIntyre. The flightplans are written from scratch and then compiled using TTools. Finally the whole package is compiled into an auto-installer using a freeware program from ClickTeam.

Like the others have said, our packages are made from scratch for the most part. That's what sets us apart from other AI groups.

Thank you guys. thanks to answer. Looks like I know how difficult to make a package. And you guys relase them as freeware. Keep up the good work and good luck