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I am involved in a simulation/prototyping project in which it would be
very desirable to track the movement of several aircraft using the
Microsoft Flight Simulator. It would be equally useful to be able to supply
scenery data derived from existing terrain data to these simulators in
the form of scenery files.

Does anyone on the net know the communications protocol used between two
copies of the Microsoft Flight Simulator? I am aware of the Tracon II game/
simulator which already speaks this protocol; it's not sufficient for our
needs.

Similarly, does anyone have the file format used in scenery disks? We
would also like to correct some errors in VOR positions and frequencies on
several existing disks. Again, the Aircraft/scenery designer program is
insufficient for our needs.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. I'll summarize any
responses I receive to the net--will also email detailed responses to
anyone who'd like them.

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Phil Wherry
Member of the Technical Staff
MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA
psw@mitre.org  (703)-883-6694