I got a whole bunch....'
See the link in the first post:
http://ultimatetraffic.flight1.net/foru ... p?TID=2962
There are two zips in the thread, with all the settings....
which csv file do you want?
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I don't fly other "full" models, so I haven't tried any... but if you got the co-ordinates from the developer it would help a lot
You have to add this if it isn't present (not too sure which is which, because I deleted it when reinstalling FSX+SP1) But from the quoted explanation, it wouldn't take many T&E before you have it....:
[exits]
number_of_exits = 2
exit.0 = 0.4, 54.3, 4.2, -6.0, 0
exit.1 = 0.4, -31.6, 4.3, -6.2, 0
Qte John Goodwin:
OK, a bit of explanation how the door settings work, the example below shows the FIVE settings for each door:-
openclose rate percent per second = 0.4 this is the rate that a door opens, if you are adding this to a flyable model make sure that you use the rate that is already in use.
longitudinal position= 51.5 this is the position of the CENTER of the door measured forward, a positive figure, or aft, a negative value from the aircraft datum point.
lateral position=-5.0 this is the position of the "skin" of the aircraft from the datum point, a positive value is the RIGHT side of the aircraft, a negative value is the LEFT side.
vertical position=3.0 this is the position of the CENTER of the door measured above or below the datum point, a positive value is the above, a negative value is below.
type=0 0=Main 1=Cargo these are the type of doors in use.
The same system is used to position the baggage trucks.
In the example below there are two exits one for the jet way, exit.0 and one for the baggage trucks,exit.1.
[exits]
number_of_exits = 2
exit.0 = 0.4, 51.5, -5.0, 3.0, 0 //openclose rate percent per second, longitudinal, lateral, vertical positions from datum (feet), type (0=Main 1=Cargo 2=Emergency)
exit.1 = 0.4, 36.5, 4.5, -3.0, 1 //openclose rate percent per second, longitudinal, lateral, vertical positions from datum (feet), type (0=Main 1=Cargo 2=Emergency)
Unqte
EDIT: A typo for the type of the second exit for the SVC10 corrected to a "0" (instead of the wrongly "1")

You have to add this if it isn't present (not too sure which is which, because I deleted it when reinstalling FSX+SP1) But from the quoted explanation, it wouldn't take many T&E before you have it....:
[exits]
number_of_exits = 2
exit.0 = 0.4, 54.3, 4.2, -6.0, 0
exit.1 = 0.4, -31.6, 4.3, -6.2, 0
Qte John Goodwin:
OK, a bit of explanation how the door settings work, the example below shows the FIVE settings for each door:-
openclose rate percent per second = 0.4 this is the rate that a door opens, if you are adding this to a flyable model make sure that you use the rate that is already in use.
longitudinal position= 51.5 this is the position of the CENTER of the door measured forward, a positive figure, or aft, a negative value from the aircraft datum point.
lateral position=-5.0 this is the position of the "skin" of the aircraft from the datum point, a positive value is the RIGHT side of the aircraft, a negative value is the LEFT side.
vertical position=3.0 this is the position of the CENTER of the door measured above or below the datum point, a positive value is the above, a negative value is below.
type=0 0=Main 1=Cargo these are the type of doors in use.
The same system is used to position the baggage trucks.
In the example below there are two exits one for the jet way, exit.0 and one for the baggage trucks,exit.1.
[exits]
number_of_exits = 2
exit.0 = 0.4, 51.5, -5.0, 3.0, 0 //openclose rate percent per second, longitudinal, lateral, vertical positions from datum (feet), type (0=Main 1=Cargo 2=Emergency)
exit.1 = 0.4, 36.5, 4.5, -3.0, 1 //openclose rate percent per second, longitudinal, lateral, vertical positions from datum (feet), type (0=Main 1=Cargo 2=Emergency)
Unqte
EDIT: A typo for the type of the second exit for the SVC10 corrected to a "0" (instead of the wrongly "1")
Last edited by DanKH on 05 Jun 2007, 22:25, edited 1 time in total.