Safegate ID Fail NEW EMBRAER E-Jets E170, E190 & E175, E195 **SOLVED**

[virtuali]

We'll have a look at it as soon we don't have anything more important to work on.

[Fer]

Hello anybody there? Any developer to fix this?

[Captain Kevin]

Hello anybody there? Any developer to fix this?

Look up one post before yours, you'll see this:

We'll have a look at it as soon we don't have anything more important to work on.

[Fer]

Sorry, didnt saw the post above, thanks  

[Fer]

Well the FSDT is too busy to fix the costumer problems, they are solving "more important things" than that, so i want to share the fix for this bug that Matty260191 found. you have to change the Atc model= E-190 to E190, in the aircraft Cfg file.

here is the link of the post.
https://forum.simflight.com/topic/89003-sode-vdgs-simobject-display-enigne-add-e175-195v3/

[virtuali]

Well the FSDT is too busy to fix the costumer problems, they are solving "more important things" than that, so i want to share the fix for this bug that Matty260191 found. you have to change the Atc model= E-190 to E190, in the aircraft Cfg file.

So that wasn't a "GSX bug" after all. It was an error in the aircraft.cfg. The atc model line has been a standard since FS9, and it mostly conform to the ICAO aircraft type. GSX obviously respects that, assuming that since there is a standard, airplane developers would follow it:

Standard ICAO code for the Embraer 190 is, of course E190, without the dash:

https://www.icao.int/publications/DOC8643/Pages/Search.aspx

And the same standard is followed by FS9, FSX, P3D:

http://woodair.net/Flight_Sim/data/FS_Aircraft_Codes.htm

Even if they don't have the E190 in this list, not a single airplane in this list use a dash in the atc model line. Because, again, that's how the ICAO standard works.