I've just bought the 3.1 version of AirtrafficFX and must say I'm HUGELY disappointed.
As the default MSFS scenery for NZ is atrocious, I've invested a heap of money on add-on scenery (all of Robin's Godzone). However ....
1) AirtrafficFX AI aircraft insist on using the default MS AFCADs - so use the wrong runways and fly into hills. I have *freeware* AI traffic (WOAI) that uses all my add-on scenery and manages to avoid mountians. If a freeware app can do this, why can't a commercial add-on???
2) Version 3.1 is supposed to import add-on AFCADS, BGLs etc. but any attempt at updating the AirtrafficFX [scenery] database crashes the app, with a pretty unfriendly message - and no explanation. As most major airports in NZ are covered by my add-ons, AirtrafficFX is therefore useless to me.
If you want to set up a quick "in flight" formation pulled from your installed aircraft, then AirtrafficFX is OK ... sort of ... but it does it in a "live" FSX session. There are options for recording, but it's not very intuitive.
I must say, I was massively underwhelmed by Flight1's Ultimate Traffic (WOAI is *much* better and it's free) so I'm not sure how I talked myself into spending $40 NZ ...
As the default MSFS scenery for NZ is atrocious, I've invested a heap of money on add-on scenery (all of Robin's Godzone). However ....
1) AirtrafficFX AI aircraft insist on using the default MS AFCADs - so use the wrong runways and fly into hills. I have *freeware* AI traffic (WOAI) that uses all my add-on scenery and manages to avoid mountians. If a freeware app can do this, why can't a commercial add-on???
2) Version 3.1 is supposed to import add-on AFCADS, BGLs etc. but any attempt at updating the AirtrafficFX [scenery] database crashes the app, with a pretty unfriendly message - and no explanation. As most major airports in NZ are covered by my add-ons, AirtrafficFX is therefore useless to me.
If you want to set up a quick "in flight" formation pulled from your installed aircraft, then AirtrafficFX is OK ... sort of ... but it does it in a "live" FSX session. There are options for recording, but it's not very intuitive.
I must say, I was massively underwhelmed by Flight1's Ultimate Traffic (WOAI is *much* better and it's free) so I'm not sure how I talked myself into spending $40 NZ ...
