Christoph Langguth has updated autotower for FS2004 to version 2.4.0. autotower Website
" The logic for determining the available sceneries has been completely rewritten. Now, an arbitrary number of sceneries is supported, and the order in which they are considered should exactly mimic FS9's behavior. Previous versions supported a maximum of 999 layers, and may have gotten the ordering wrong under certain (unusual) conditions. This version also fixes a glitch accidentally introduced with version 2.3.0, where a debug message would be unconditionally displayed if the tower settings for TNCM were changed using autower.ini."
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Friday, November 4, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
autotower for FS2004 Version 2.3.0 Released
Christoph Langguth has updated autotower for FS2004 to version 2.3.0. autotower Website
"This version allows to conveniently override tower positions (and names) within the configuration file, instead of having to directly modify the airport definition. Moreover, closed runways are now accounted for, thus yielding more accurate results on roughly 500 airports."
"This version allows to conveniently override tower positions (and names) within the configuration file, instead of having to directly modify the airport definition. Moreover, closed runways are now accounted for, thus yielding more accurate results on roughly 500 airports."
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
autotower for FS2004 version 2.2.0
Christoph Langguth has updated autotower for FS2004 to version 2.2.0. Direct Download
"There has been a slight modification of the scenery layer detection, and warnings about ignored layers have been "downgraded" to informational messages. In addition, airports with a tower altitude of -1000m or less are ignored (as per user request for a very special setup). Note that the default log level has been changed, so if you're using a custom configuration file, you may need to update the LogLevel setting in autower.ini."
"There has been a slight modification of the scenery layer detection, and warnings about ignored layers have been "downgraded" to informational messages. In addition, airports with a tower altitude of -1000m or less are ignored (as per user request for a very special setup). Note that the default log level has been changed, so if you're using a custom configuration file, you may need to update the LogLevel setting in autower.ini."
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