If our concept of honor contradicts your feeling of justice - don’t use FSLTL, IVAO, AIG, or any other project using these old models. We’ve put a lot of time and effort into these models, so they are used as they were meant to be - as a lightweight, fully animated AI, properly credited and for free. PilotEdge Cessna 172 X-Plane 11 X-Plane 11: Sacramento to Fresno in the Baron 58. World Traffic v3-World Traffic 3 is the most comprehensive traffic application for X-Plane 11 or 12. We believe in an honest and open approach we will not be using any legal loopholes, tricks, and half-measures seen in other projects to mask using others' models under their brand. PilotEdge: professional air traffic control for flight simulators. We appreciate that people will have differing views on this matter, however FSLTL wishes to give a new life to their work, and to do it properly. Members of our group do have and had permissions from FAIB in previous projects, but not specifically for MSFS use.įSLTL has reached out to the original author on multiple occasions to establish this, but have exhausted all means of contact and it would sadly appear that they are no longer active in the AI/Sim community.įSLTL will fully respect any permission status changes as we have done with AIA's models, which are no longer available within FSLTL. If I've missed anything, got something wrong or you have different ideas I'm keen to hear it.FSLTL is working towards fully in-house built open-source models in the future however for now uses a number of models that have been around for some time, updated for MSFS use.įSLTL has full permissions for these models with the exception of FAIB. I'm interested to see where Traffic Global goes (I've not yet tried it) given it has the same author as the X-Plane default ATC. or if the X-Plane AI plane system got more realistic traffic and used lower 3D fidelity models and flight model to allow more planes. Looking at this table of options the holy grail for me would be if World Traffic 3 let you hear the other planes being controlled and worked on the ergonomics and complexity of ATC. PilotEdge is available reliably for a particularly part of the world but costs quite a bit and may be more intimidating for new users? In any case a lot of people would like a realistic offline option. LiveTraffic is a plugin for the flight simulator X-Plane to show real-life traffic, based on publicly available live flight data, as additional planes within X-Plane. Obviously VATSIM exists and is a great option for the best realism, but is also not always available. World Traffic 3 offers realistic traffic, a quite basic ATC but you can't hear the other planes on radio. Default X-Plane AI planes with default ATC is quite good for GA flying in that all the planes converse with ATC, but the traffic is not hugely realistic. But in x-plane 11 you can see all traffic planes (depending on the traffic program). If I use x-Life Deluxe (have WT3 switched off), I don't know how to see them in Pilot2ATC. In Pilot2ATC the two buttons for Airplane are on. For the WT 3 I have activated World Traffic in x-plane 11 at AI. The most important criteria for me are realism of the traffic, whether the traffic and user are both controlled by an ATC and whether I can hear what the traffic are doing on the radio. Neither of the two traffic programs I can see in Pilot2ATC. I've been looking at the ATC / traffic options for X-Plane 12.

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