30.09.2010, 11:25
The order of aircraft entries in your air.ini will be what you see in game when you choose your aircraft in QMB, or the arming screen in Single Player and Multiplayers missions. It's as simple as that.
Skyomish is doing a great job helping you with this install, so I won't step on his toes, except to add a couple of general rules about adding mods:
Anything in the MODS folder will take precedence over anything duplicated elsewhere, and similarly, anything in the Files folder will take precedence over anything duplicated in the games *.SFS files.
So the best advice for adding new mods to your game is to always use the MODS folder, which, as Skyomish has instructed you, starts out its life with some folders and files that are copied from the base install Files folder.
Thereafter, whenever you add a new mod, put it in the MODS folder, and ONLY edit the .ini files in the MODS folder, so that your base install and the .ini files in the Files folder remain untouched.
Skyomish is doing a great job helping you with this install, so I won't step on his toes, except to add a couple of general rules about adding mods:
Anything in the MODS folder will take precedence over anything duplicated elsewhere, and similarly, anything in the Files folder will take precedence over anything duplicated in the games *.SFS files.
So the best advice for adding new mods to your game is to always use the MODS folder, which, as Skyomish has instructed you, starts out its life with some folders and files that are copied from the base install Files folder.
Thereafter, whenever you add a new mod, put it in the MODS folder, and ONLY edit the .ini files in the MODS folder, so that your base install and the .ini files in the Files folder remain untouched.