Re: Aircraft Animator Does not Show Aircraft!

[frfsim]

*possibly* going into your aa.ini file may help:

You should find an entry as follows:
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

; FS98/CFS/FS2000 directories. Normally, AA would get them from the
; system registry. If this doesn't work, remove the semicolon from
; the following line(s) and enter correct directories.

;FS98_Dir=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator
;CFS_Dir=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Combat Flight Simulator
CFS_Dir=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Combat Flight Simulator 2
;FS2000_Dir=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\FS2000

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Correct as necessary.

Hope this helps
Felix/FFDS
Pegasus Aviation Design

I changed my FS2000 From C Drive to my slave drive D and it will not show any
of my aircraft...I`ve even changed my setting`s in AA but no plane`s!
I`ve sent an E-Mail to Abacus and nothing from them.....Help
Donny mrman922@cs.com

[rundio]

I changed my FS2000 From C Drive to my slave drive D and it will not show any
of my aircraft...I`ve even changed my setting`s in AA but no plane`s!
I`ve sent an E-Mail to Abacus and nothing from them.....Help

You don't say how you 'changed by FS2000 From C Drive to my slave drive D...'
The correct way to do this is to uninstall FS2000, then install it where
you want it. The only way around this is to manually change all the
Windows registry entries by hand (which is an error prone process) or
use a utility that can move applications for you.

By just copying FS2000 to a new location, any application that uses the
system registry to locate FS2000 won't be able to find it. This includes
the 'Uninstall' program for FS2000. It can't uninstall it if you've
moved it improperly.

[fastone]

I changed my FS2000 From C Drive to my slave drive D and it will not show any
of my aircraft...I`ve even changed my setting`s in AA but no plane`s!
I`ve sent an E-Mail to Abacus and nothing from them.....Help

You don't say how you 'changed by FS2000 From C Drive to my slave drive D...'
The correct way to do this is to uninstall FS2000, then install it where
you want it. The only way around this is to manually change all the
Windows registry entries by hand (which is an error prone process) or
use a utility that can move applications for you.

By just copying FS2000 to a new location, any application that uses the
system registry to locate FS2000 won't be able to find it. This includes
the 'Uninstall' program for FS2000. It can't uninstall it if you've
moved it improperly.

That is correct. I don't know why you would drag your FS folder over there, but
you need to move it back, uninstall, and reinstall. And for future reference
don't drag any programs/games like that, they all have to be reinstalled, or
else they can't find directories and so forth.