Loading a project opens the aircraft and 3D models and project specific settings.Ī project in tmEdit is a single file which is saved in the Aerofly syntax with the *.tme file extension.Ī projects consist of the file path link to a TMD file and 3D model, the selected last camera positions, aircraft specific settings such as the mean aerodynamic chord datum definition, selected airfoil data and assigned geometry functions (see below).Īfter loading an aircraft TMD file and a 3D model you can save the tmEdit project to any location.
ProjectsĪ tmEdit project can be saved as a TME text file. To open a recent file you can click the down arrow next to the open button and select the file or use the main menu: Project -> Recent -> select the desired file. To clear the entire list you can select from the main menu: Project -> Recent -> (at the very bottom) Clear this list. To remove a recently opened file you can middle-click the item from the drop down menu. To suppress opening the last opened file there is an option in the program settings. When opening a file the open file dialog automatically remembers the last folder location as well. Recently opened files are saved and the last opened file or project is automatically restored when tmEdit opens next time. The program will open and load the selected file. You can also select to “Always use this app to open. The program can also be opened from the windows context menu via “Open with…” -> “Choose another app”. The editor can also load 3D models in form of Aerofly FS 2 intermediate geometry files ( *.tgi and *.tgi.txt), Metasequoia 3D model files ( *.mqo) and Wavefront *.obj files.įiles are opened in conventional ways with a open file dialog, just like any other editor you have ever used 😉 Also supports Windows file assignments. It can read *.tmc and *.tsc files as well and theoretically supports all files with the typical Aerofly syntax as seen in the Aerofly FS 1, Aerofly FS 2, Aerofly RC 5, Aerofly RC 7 and Aerofly RC 8.
Aerofly rc 7 cockpit view software#
The tmEdit software supports mainly the Aerofly aircraft definition file *.tmd text file format for editing Aerofly FS and Aerofly RC aircraft.
OBJ and MQO (typical 3D model) file types are supported. TMC, TMD, TME, TSC, TGI, TGI.TXT (aerofly specific) The Basics Opening files Supported File Extensions It is the ideal companion to bridge the gap between the 3D model and the Aerofly aircraft implementation and assists with the Aerofly TMD file coding by debugging and powerful 3D editing capabilities.
Aerofly rc 7 cockpit view Offline#
The Aerofly tmEdit is a stand-alone fully offline program to create and modify Aerofly FS 2, Aerofly RC 8, RC 7 and RC 5 simulator aircraft files.
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