AFCAD2 ParkingSpecs.txt

[FlusiRainer]

Ich bin gerade dabei mir diese Datei umzuschreiben(mache sie übersichtlicher und verwende eigene Bezeichnungen).
Womit ich allerdings nix anfangen kann,sind die Zahlenwerte.Weiss da jemand was die zu bedeuten haben?

[WolframB]

Hallo Rainer,

sicher kenne ich mich nicht aus damit. Aber ein Auszug aus dem readme.html des AFCAD221 deutet darauf hin, dass es sich hier um Farbcodes nach RGB handelt. Damit kann wohl die Farbe des Parking Spots in AFCAD angepasst werden.
Versuche mal eine Zeile mit anderen Zahlen und beobachte was in AFCAD mit der Farbe des runden Parkkreises passiert.

Gruß,
Wolfram

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AFCAD comes with a Parking Specs (Specifications) file containing most of the worlds airlines and their ICAO codes. This also defines the colours displayed on parking spots in the AFCAD window. You can customise this file in various ways, for example to add a new airline, or change an existing one, or change the colour for an airline's parking, or to create a parking spec that assigns several codes together. The file is named ParkingSpecs.txt, and you can edit it with Notepad. Here is the format of a file entry:

Spec_Name,R,G,B,Code

for example:

Air Canada,252,215,136,ACA

Spec_Name This is how the spec will appear in the drop down Parking Specs list. This is usually an airline name, but can be any text you want as long as it doesn't contain commas. Note that this name is not saved with an airport when you save that airport to a file, only the parking codes are saved.
R,G,B This is the colour code for the parking spot. If you want to keep the default green colour then leave four commas here (e.g. Air Canada ,,,, ACA).
Code This is the parking code. This can be any combination of letters, numbers, and some punctuation, up to four characters. You can have a spec with several codes, for example to define parking spots for allied airlines. Just add the additional codes after the first code. For example: 252,215,136, ABC,DEF,GHI

You can add comments to the file by preceding them with a semicolon ( ; ) and you can add extra blank lines and spaces wherever it would help to improve clarity.

New entries don't have to be inserted in alphabetical order, but the list will be presented in the order given so it makes searching less confusing if entries are in alphabetical order.

You can assign any colour you want to a parking spec using RGB colour values. An RGB colour is a set of three comma-separated numbers that range from 0 to 255, for example "0,0,0" for black and " 255,255,255 " for white. You can use the Windows ‘Paint’ application to experiment with colours and to determine RGB values. Open the Edit Colours window from Paint's Colours menu and select Define Custom Colour.

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[FlusiRainer]

Klingt so einleuchtend,das es wohl nix anderes sein wird.