For instance, one day I found myself following a Mig out of a Russian airbase. I wasn't following him terribly closely and looked away for a moment, but when I looked back, another identical aircraft had sprung up alongside the first. The aircraft mirror each others' movements and for all the world, look like a formation flight.
I must admit, this is a rather impressive feature which I believe any military flyer will find absolutely delightful. Additionally, you'll often get squads of fighters departing at the same time, such as when I followed five or so F's out of Nellis AFB on an easterly track- an off-the-book mission to the Middle East, perhaps?
Additionally, the fighter and light aircraft traffic don't just follow a straight line, but will dodge, weave, and dip around while in flight. I found these aircraft often fly quite high, and I followed an F for some time at around 36, feet. In general, the aircraft will behave quite well at airports and you'll find lines of Lufthansa or Singapore Airlines planes next to each other.
However, sometimes the placement of aircraft can be less accurate, such as when I found a tri-jet partway through a fueling station, or when I chanced upon a forlorn-looking Beaver on floats sitting on the tarmac of an airforce base. Perhaps this is some new sort of military testing Keep in mind, however, that you can remove any Beaver traffic via the Traffic Control Centre if this bothers you.
The aircraft at some of the smaller airports may not be entirely accurate, however. I found a rather large jet at my own airport rather than the small commuters we get here.
In any case, all of the suitable aircraft make use of FSX's features such as jetways and baggage trucks. One thing that I really enjoyed about default traffic was that I had A2A's 3D lights installed which added a lot to the night life of an airport. Unless I'm very much mistaken having not seen the default lights of FSX's traffic for some time, Just Flight tried to recreate a similar effect by giving the landing lights of their aircraft something like the cone of light which A2A's package creates.
Whether or not this is what the developer had in mind, the lighting effects on the whole left me quite satisfied. First of all, I must say that Traffic X puts a lot of aircraft into your simulator, particularly after you have the latest service pack installed.
Between all of the new GA, airliners, and military aircraft floating around compared to what default FSX gave you less airliners overall and some skimpy GA there's probably three times the amount of aircraft. Considering the increased amount of traffic , I think that performance was really exceptional, but there's a good reason for this- I counted the sides on the fuselage of a and found that this airliner is indeed a dodecagon. It's fairly obvious that, although this package has some details such as transparent cockpits and reasonably detailed undercarriage, this is definitely, like all traffic programs, something that relies on numbers, variety of aircraft, and liveries to make the traffic enjoyable; a definite case of quantity over quality; additionally, the landing gear doors don't work, and the undercarriage just retracts through the fuselage.
Nonetheless, I can't complain as this is a major step up from default in terms of performance and aesthetics. Besides, this is so much more creative than 'World Travel' airlines. Please keep in mind that the models do not look awful, and only when I viewed traffic from the front did I encounter any need for criticism. Just don't expect models the quality of even default AI.
Traffic Control Centre is really the brains of this add-on. From here you can control a host of fairly self-explanatory features such as adding flight plans, choosing which aircraft fly, selecting the language you'd like to display, altering the airline call-signs, and seeing what flight plans are programmed.
Even though the manual doesn't stress this, it's absolutely necessary to configure the TCC. By stock installation, some default traffic is enabled, but some GA Traffic X traffic isn't. Full steam ahead! Navigate the most imposing locomotives through picturesque landscapes and cities.
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