Welcome to this post This post will provide you with information regarding the Air Traffic: Greenlight – Exporting custom locations and data fixes, and we hope you will find this material helpful.

Please find out how to export your individual holding fixes and waypoints, alter them in a text editor outside of the game, and then import the modified data back into it.

Intro

You can export or import your custom waypoints, holding fixed data, in JSON format. This allows for you to modify them via an external text editor.

This feature allows you to modify existing objects. It is not advised to export data from one source and import it from another.

Export

• Open the Custom Waypoints tab within the Management window.
• To open JSON toolbar click the Button at the tab’s top-right

  

• Click on the Export button in the toolbar.

  Export

  

• A.json will be created at you specified path.

 

Import

• Open the Custom Waypoints tab within the Management window.
• To open JSON toolbar click the Button at the top right of the tab.

  

• Click on the button to import.

  Export button

  

 

Custom Waypoint

The following example shows you how to create a JSON File that contains a custom Waypoint.

 

1 {
2 "0": {
3 "name": "SCALE",
4 "latitude": "N46 20 30",
5 "longitude": "E6 7 1"
6 }
7 }

 

Line	Type	Name
2	String	id
3	String	Name
4	String	latitude
5	String	longitude

 

If the assignedID was used in the games, the existing object will not be modified. A new object will instead be created and given a different ID.

 

It must be an int in string format.

 

The existing object will not be modified if the assigned ID is used in the games. A new object will instead be created and given a different ID.

 

If the assigned title has been used, a random name will be replaced.

 

If the assigned title has been used, a random name will be replaced.

 

• N46 20’30”
• N46 20 30
• 46N 20 30
• 46 20 30N
• N46 20.5
• 46N 20.5
• 46 20.5N
• 46.341667

 

Holding Fix

The following example shows an JSON file containing a holding fixed.

 

1 {
2 "0": {
3 "name": "FLOAT",
4 "lantitude": "S46 20 30",
5 "longitude": "W6 23 10",
6 "course": 174,
7 "direction": "R"
8 }
9 }

 

Line	Type	Name
2	String	id
3	String	Name
4	String	latitude
5	String	longitude
6	Integer	Course
7	String	Direction

 

The existing object will not be modified if the assigned ID is used in the games. A new object will instead be created and given an ID.

 

It must be an int in string format.

 

If the assigned was used in the games, the object that has been modified will be deleted.

 

If the assigned title has been used, a random name will be replaced.

 

If the assigned title has been used, a random name will be replaced.

 

• S46 20’30”
• S46 20 30
• 46S 20 30
• 46 20 30S
• S46 20.5
• 46S 20.5
• 46 20.5S
• -46.341667

 

sexagesimal degree

stands for degrees, minutes and seconds.

 

• However,

degrees and decimal minute

are permitted.

 

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