FSL A320X & New Refuel

[XCLTM3]

Hello Umberto,

thanks for the latest update to the refuel via GSX - great animations.

I was able to tweak things within GSX to get the refuel positioning just right.

Also, is there any way in the future, that end users will be able to control the paths GSX craft use within the airport?

I ask this due to the fact that the fuel truck is using the aircraft  taxiways. Most of my 3rd party airport sceneries contain vehicle roads/paths.

Rgds,

Steve

PS: For all FSL A320X users - these are the settings I'm using to align the refuel truck under the port (left) wing:

Position:  -10.25    -2.92     3.90

[virtuali]

I ask this due to the fact that the fuel truck is using the aircraft  taxiways. Most of my 3rd party airport sceneries contain vehicle roads/paths.

All GSX vehicles will use vehicle paths by preference, IF they are available. Taxiways will be used ONLY if there are no proper vehicle (not roads) paths available in the AFCAD.

A mistake some scenery developers do, is to add vehicle paths but not connected to anything.

A vehicle path should at least connect to a least one node that can reach your parking: if they are totally separate from the rest of the network layout, they won't be used. All vehicle paths in default airports always have a least one point where the path connects to an apron node.

[XCLTM3]

I ask this due to the fact that the fuel truck is using the aircraft  taxiways. Most of my 3rd party airport sceneries contain vehicle roads/paths.

All GSX vehicles will use vehicle paths by preference, IF they are available. Taxiways will be used ONLY if there are no proper vehicle (not roads) paths available in the AFCAD.

A mistake some scenery developers do, is to add vehicle paths but not connected to anything.

A vehicle path should at least connect to a least one node that can reach your parking: if they are totally separate from the rest of the network layout, they won't be used. All vehicle paths in default airports always have a least one point where the path connects to an apron node.

Thanks for clearing that up Umberto.

All the best to you and the FSDT staff members for Xmas and 2017.

Rgds,

Steve