The 4d will have an extra entry but it too is shared among the other 4d. Luckily all of the 757s share the door placement and door codes. but the ones that are not will have to have it's own file. Every single aircraft has to have it's own gsx.cfg. Mark, the reason that the others are worse is because they are most definitely using aircraft.cfg data. But they HAVE to match the simobjects/airplanes folder.Įach aircraft has to have its own entry. You can create the folders in the appdata gsx folder. They're probably stored elsewhere or are embedded in the actual program.
Keep in mind that internal gsx aircraft data are not kept in the appdata folder. You can override it by making your own or placing a gsx.cfg file in the correct folder. The second one was made by fsdt and they could have made a mistake. that one won't have the door codes or proper alignment. I dont remember the exact wording but you can figure it out.ġ, using data from aircraft.cfg(you do not want this)Ģ, using gsx internal data(fsdt made this and could possibly be bugged)ģ, using data from %appdata%(I dont remember the exact path) At the top it'll say one of three things. Load the aircraft in question and open the gsx aircraft editor. If you're using mine make sure the folder gsx.cfg is in matches the folder name in the simobjects/airplanes folder.
I know that my gsx cfg file works in fsx. To fix this problem, you're going to have to do the alignment yourself, unless someone has already done that, and is willing to share their gsx.cfg files. If I use a different RR version, the alignment of the stairs is even worse.Īnyway. In fact, the CS_B757-200-III_RB535C is the only aircraft listed, even though I have tried different RR versions. On checking in the C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Virtuali\Airplanes\CS_B757-200-III_RB535C, there is a gsx.cfg file there.
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