Jude 190 Posted December 5, 2020 Share Posted December 5, 2020 Hello Colleagues Since Dublin is building a new runway, 28 is now 28L and the apt.dat is outdated. The entries should read something like I 1100 Generated by WorldEditor 1.6.0r1 1 242 1 0 EIDW Dublin 1302 flatten 1 1302 drive_on_left 1 100 45.00 1 0 0.00 1 2 0 10R 53.42246800 -006.29014361 0 56 3 4 1 0 28L 53.42030631 -006.25049156 0 0 3 4 1 0 100 61.00 1 0 0.00 0 2 0 16 53.43705966 -006.26201301 0 0 3 3 0 0 34 53.41995699 -006.24958089 0 0 3 10 0 0 editing manually gives errors that the scenery may not look correct. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CJ Reed 4 Posted February 28, 2021 Share Posted February 28, 2021 searching and replacing ALL references to 10 and 28 in the apt.dat with 10R and 28L respectively (except where these numbers are part of a lat or lon value obviously) seems to overcome the scenery error. Updating ...\Resources\default data\CIFP\EIDW.dat to change RW28 to RW28L and RW10 to RW10R might help, depending on your navdata configuration. As always backup any files revised BEFORE saving changes. And this file may get overriden in a future X-Plane Update so a copy of the revised version might be handy to keep stored away. In addition I've copy/pasted & amended the Navaid data for 28(L )and 10(R) into my custom user navdata ...\Custom Data\User_nav.dat 4 53.419944444 -6.244666667 294 10890 18 35375.282 IDE EIDW EI 10R ILS-cat-III 6 53.420972222 -6.284861111 294 10890 18 300095.282 IDE EIDW EI 10R GS 12 53.420972222 -6.284861111 290 10890 25 0.200 IDE EIDW EI DUBLIN INTL DME-ILS 4 53.422722222 -6.295472222 259 11135 18 100715.282 IDW EIDW EI 28L ILS-cat-III 6 53.419333333 -6.255111111 259 11135 18 300275.282 IDW EIDW EI 28L GS 12 53.419333333 -6.255111111 260 11135 25 0.200 IDW EIDW EI DUBLIN INTL DME-ILS 14 53.422431667 -6.290074722 202 59277 0.0 275.286 R28 EIDW EI 28L LPV 16 53.420260417 -6.250578333 242 59277 54.0 300275.286 R28 EIDW EI 28L EGNOS As ever we'd greatly appreciate a minor tweak from Aerosoft to correct this officially in their excellent XP11 product. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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