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Hmmm. I did find one once, but as I can't remember where, tis is only to
give you hope. "karel adams" wrote in message ... Every version of FS I have known has a file called MAGDEC.BGL In FS2002 it is FS2002/SCENERY/MAGDEC.BGL It's size has remained constant since 5.1 and I reckon the contents haven't changed much either... This file must contain data for magnetic variation i.e. by reading this file it should be possible to determine the magvar for a given longitude/lattitude. Does anyone know how to do this? In other words how is the data organised in the file? Maybe a bit of code that actually reads this file? Or is there a place on the web where the various .BGL formats are explained? Somewhere on flighsim.com praps? TIA for any hint, Karel Adams |
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