Hi Cees!
I think I may have found the problem. Maybe. No promises.
IF you get a green line at the top of the screen when you try to place the carriers with AICarriers, that says Sim Model Creation Failure (or something like that), the problem may be this:
In the AICarriers config file entry for this boat:
Code:
[formation.XX]
title=Arromanches 1954 TAC 120 X (117.30)
unit.0=R95_1954,0, 0,
unit.1=R95_1954_Part_02,0, 0,
unit.2=R95_1954_Part_03,0, 0,
Notice the location parameters, unit.1=R95_1954_Part_02,
0, 0, the numbers in red in this example, are all the same for all three unit.X entries.
You're telling AICarriers to place all three units in the same place, which it's got a problem with. You need to either comment out 2 of the carriers, OR change the location parameters, so that they're well separated. Beyond the ship's physical dimensions. Maybe something like this:
Code:
[formation.XX]
title=Arromanches 1954 TAC 120 X (117.30)
unit.0=R95_1954,0, 0,
unit.1=R95_1954_Part_02,500, 500,
unit.2=R95_1954_Part_03,-500, -500,
They may be separated too far for you with those location parameters, but they should separate them enough to get them to display. If you want, I can maybe make up a nice little .cfg entry for the three different carriers, with FSX default boats to make up a couple of Task Forces. Large or small, it's up to you. Same for how far spread out you want them.
But first, give that .cfg entry a try, and see if they show up. Don't forget that the [formation.XX] portion MUST be the next number in whichever .cfg you put it in. Like if the one before it is [formation.12], the new one MUST be [formation.13], you see?
A small side note, if I may: It's best NOT to add entry after entry to the Aicarriers.cfg file. It's best to make a new .cfg file in the Conf.d folder for a particular sort of boat or task forces you want to add. Also, it's best to only have ONE, maybe two, .cfg files in the conf.d folder at a time. Keep all the others you may have in a separate folder. I keep mine in Conf.d\BAXX.
You may ask why. It's because if you have too many entries in the AICarriers.cfg file, or .cfg files piled up in the conf.d folder, the menu in the sim, the SHFT+J menu, rapidly becomes so long as to be nearly unusable. If you separate things out into different .cfg files and only load one or two when you start AIC, the menu will remain short enough that you can find what you want quickly and easily, rather than having to hunt through 10 or 20 pages of menu to find the ship or formation you desire.
Also, should you desire to change the .cfg file(s) you want to use, just shut down AICarriers, change files you want to use in and out of the conf.d folder, the start it back up again. It's actually a quick, easy method to have a ton of ship, formations, helicopter hoistable objects etc, without having to big a menu to look through.
Sorry if I ramble on too long.
I hope all my babbling is some small help...
Pat☺