The "Comac C929" is renamed to "CRAIC CR929". The lenght is changed to 63.35m and fuselage width to 5.92m. The maximum range is 12.000km.
Introduction is set to 2025. Because of planned a longer and a shorter variant, it should get the additional designation "-600" (CR929-600).
A post for help here! I am trying to add a multi logo data for MU. However, there seems to be some mistakes making it unable to be recognized by the game. Would you please help me with it? The file is attached below.
The file you have attached is not in the correct xml format, but no matter what it looks like you are doing the correct, since the format is:
Code:
<airline>
<profile name="China Eastern Airlines" iata="MU" color="Blue" country="148" CEO="Liu Shaoyang" mentality="Aggressive" market="Global " preferedairport="SHA">
<narrative narrative="China Eastern is a major Chinese airline in operation out of Shanghai since 1988. They operate a fleet of 300 aircraft to 110 domestic and international locations. Their fleet is a broad mix of Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer." />
<logos>
<logo from="1988" to="2013" path="BA1975-1984">
</logo>
</logos>
</profile>
Don't mind it is a BA logo it is just for testing
What you are missing, or maybe something I should add to the code, is that if you have multiple logos then you need to specify it for all periods like this:
Code:
<airline>
<profile name="China Eastern Airlines" iata="MU" color="Blue" country="148" CEO="Liu Shaoyang" mentality="Aggressive" market="Global " preferedairport="SHA">
<narrative narrative="China Eastern is a major Chinese airline in operation out of Shanghai since 1988. They operate a fleet of 300 aircraft to 110 domestic and international locations. Their fleet is a broad mix of Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer." />
<logos>
<logo from="1988" to="2013" path="BA1975-1984"/>
<logo from="2014" to="2199" path="CL1958-1992"></logo>
</logos>
</profile>
06-26-2018, 06:29 AM (This post was last modified: 06-26-2018, 06:35 AM by 2466254711.)
(06-23-2018, 07:36 AM)pjank42 Wrote: The file you have attached is not in the correct xml format, but no matter what it looks like you are doing the correct, since the format is:
Code:
<airline>
<profile name="China Eastern Airlines" iata="MU" color="Blue" country="148" CEO="Liu Shaoyang" mentality="Aggressive" market="Global " preferedairport="SHA">
<narrative narrative="China Eastern is a major Chinese airline in operation out of Shanghai since 1988. They operate a fleet of 300 aircraft to 110 domestic and international locations. Their fleet is a broad mix of Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer." />
<logos>
<logo from="1988" to="2013" path="BA1975-1984">
</logo>
</logos>
</profile>
Don't mind it is a BA logo it is just for testing
What you are missing, or maybe something I should add to the code, is that if you have multiple logos then you need to specify it for all periods like this:
Code:
<airline>
<profile name="China Eastern Airlines" iata="MU" color="Blue" country="148" CEO="Liu Shaoyang" mentality="Aggressive" market="Global " preferedairport="SHA">
<narrative narrative="China Eastern is a major Chinese airline in operation out of Shanghai since 1988. They operate a fleet of 300 aircraft to 110 domestic and international locations. Their fleet is a broad mix of Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer." />
<logos>
<logo from="1988" to="2013" path="BA1975-1984"/>
<logo from="2014" to="2199" path="CL1958-1992"></logo>
</logos>
</profile>
I hope it makes sense :-)
Hi!
I have tried to modify my code and here is my result. Still, the game cannot recognize this file and the airline list ends with China Eastern
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<airline>
<profile name="China Eastern Airlines" iata="MU" color="Blue" country="148" CEO="Liu Shaoyang"
mentality="Aggressive" market="Global " preferedairport="SHA">
<narrative narrative="China Eastern is a major Chinese airline in operation out of Shanghai since 1988. They operate a fleet of 300 aircraft to 110 domestic and international locations. Their fleet is a broad mix of Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer." />
<logos>
