FS Traffic

I am also enjoying 2024. Furthermore, I completely agree with your opinion. At first, I was confused when I turned off the “Air Traffic” option and couldn't see the multi-users. I still don't understand why they tied the multi-users to the “Air Traffic” option. I made a suggestion to ASOBO, but I don't know when they will change it. I think including multi-users in this option was clearly the wrong choice.

We would kindly ask you to raise a ticket with Just Flight support, and one of our support team will be in the best position to assist with troubleshooting this: https://www.justflight.com/support Mark - Just Flight

As with all of our MSFS products, the initial MSFS 2024 native updates are focused on bringing the products across with their MSFS 2020 feature sets, albeit in most cases with significant MSFS 2024 compatibility work and improvements. We have not yet fully investigated what new features we can bring to FS Traffic in MSFS 2024, and we'll likely need to wait for some improvements and stability in the simulator's core traffic engine before we can do that. We can only hope those will come in the upcoming MSFS 2024 Sim Updates. The FS Traffic manual for MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024 can be viewed here and includes a Quick Start Guide and our recommended settings in MSFS 2024. Mark - Just Flight

There is intentionally no arrival schedules displayed in the Traffic Control Centre app, as the arrival traffic generation doesn't conform to the same sort of schedules as the departure traffic, and is instead generated in a way that works around some simulator limiations (a further explanation behind that is included in the link in my previous reply). We do have a feature request logged on our internal tracker to add arrival schedules into the Traffic Control Centre, but there is nothing in progress at the moment. Mark - Just Flight

Hi, I spent some time chatting with the FSHud developer today and we were able to work out what the problem was here. FSHud should be compatible with FS Traffic once the sim settings have been configured correctly according to the quick start guide in the FS Traffic manual. The FSHud admin has posted a clarification on their Discord: [image: 71ffa6b3-5262-44c0-938f-010b33595cad.png] Thanks for reporting the problem, and thanks to the FSHud admin for their time.

@Derek Ok done, thanks.

MSFS 2024 Career mode compatibility isn't something we have investigated yet with FS Traffic. As with all of our products, with the initial MSFS 2024 native updates, we are focusing on bringing our products across with their MSFS 2020 feature sets, albeit in most cases with significant MSFS 2024 compatibility work and improvements. As we've not investigated Career mode compatibility yet, we couldn't confidently speak about the functionality. However, the FS Traffic models are configured so that they can be used as model matching for the default AI traffic, and therefore, if MSFS Career mode uses the same Ai Traffic system and models as Free Flight, then FS Traffic may work out-of-the-box. Mark - Just Flight

That's an odd one, and I don't believe it's something we have ever seen reported before! Could I kindly ask you to raise a ticket with Just Flight support via the following link: https://www.justflight.com/support If you could include the aircraft models that you are seeing the behaviour with, and ideally a screenshot/video of the behaviour, then our support team will be in the best position to either assist with troubleshooting or pass the information on to the development team for further investigation. Mark - Just Flight

This sounds like one for Just Flight support. They can look into this for you. https://www.justflight.com/support

https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000131086-why-am-i-seeing-a-lot-of-white-aircraft-at-my-local-airport-

I will do so. thx. It seems that the crahses when fsuipc is running. without fsuipc all works fine. regards Dieter

The FS Traffic fleet is all set up with the correct airline ICAO/IATA codes in their config files, so that if airline codes have been assigned to specific gates at airports by the scenery developer, the aircraft will generate at the same gates as they would in the real world. The main limitations of this are that it does require airline codes to be assigned to gates by the scenery developer, and they must also be set up correctly. Typically, they are set up correctly on payware third-party airports, but the default, auto-generated MSFS airports likely won't have airline codes set up, so the aircraft will generate wherever there is a free gate/parking position that can accommodate that aircraft type. Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

Thanks Mark ! Now, everything is cristal clear for me.

Hi, I have solved the problem. It turned out to be a computer issue. Now the map can be loaded normally. Thank you for your reply.

@DDoBaGi Probably best if you contact Support in that case: Create a ticket with Just Flight Support via the following link, and our support team will be able to assist with troubleshooting this: https://www.justflight.com/support