Hi
although I have never used them, I do have the carriers and ship packages downloaded for future fun.
I just read through the instructions for using aicarriers2 and how to insert ships and it all seems pretty clear to me.
Maybe if you explain the steps you have taken.
Did you read the entire readme.txt file?
**** Installation components ****
- Main program :
used to interface with Flight Simulator through simconnect (No separate installation needed as this program does not use the Microsoft implementation of the simconnect library).
This component is also available to manual installation in the manual_install.zip archive
- Hard deck ship models :
Hard pad versions of the standard cruiser and destroyer models included with FSX. Note that this option is useless and thus disabled if you have the Acceleration XPack since it already contains hardened models.
- CVN Texture variations :
Five texture variations included ID marking on the Island. Not so realistic.
- FSX Acceleration ships config :
Sample config file that allows you to insert the USCG cutter included in the acceleration XPack. Note that the Expansion pack is NEEDED, only configuration for it is included.
**** Usage ****
After installation, a menu item should appear in under "Add-ons" in FS titlebar. If it doesn't appear, please
contact the author.
The main control panel for inserting an AI fleet or controlling it can be displayed by this menu item. Alternatively,
a keyboard shortcut (shift + j by default) can be used too.
First select a fleet formation to use. Some of them contains only one ship, other may be large (take care if you are low on fps). Then select the location of insertion, either the current user plane location, or a specified FS waypoint.
Note that waypoints are not available if you did not displayed the FS map first.
After the fleet has been created, the menu allows multiple movements. Try to avoid sharp turns as FSX can be very rough with ships.
Manual exe.xml installation: if the installer cannot edit the exe.xml for you (this can be reported with Vista configurations), it's necessary
to add the AICarriers entry to this file manually.
**** Customatisation ****
The config file aicarriers.cfg is located in the installation dir. Some items can be configured in it, just
follow the syntax.
You can also add independant formation files in the conf.d directory. If you modeled a landable ship for FSX, you can
provide a config file to be put in this directory.
Seems to me you just put the config file provided with the ship into the installation directory for it to be included.
- found this in the Ark Royal rm, too:
JD
ps - if you still keep having problems, I'm willing to give it a go to see if it works for me
