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--- simulator:mcf [2019/06/19 10:05] – [VR Native View] jh
+++ simulator:mcf [2020/05/10 15:54] – jh
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 ===== main.mcf ======
-The ''C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Aerofly FS 2\main.mcf'' file is a [[simulator:text_files|text document]] that is located in the [[path|user directory]] at
+The main configuration file (main.mcf) is located at
-''Documents\Aerofly FS 2''.
-> Deleting this file will reset the simulator settings, but not the control assignments (see [[#gc-map.mcf]] below). It's recommended to only change the settings through the simulator GUI as described in the [[manual:general_settings|general settings]] and [[manual:graphics|graphics settings]] pages.
+''C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Documents\Aerofly FS 2\main.mcf''.
+Deleting this file will reset the simulator settings, but not the control assignments (see [[#gc-map.mcf]] below). It's recommended to only change the settings through the simulator GUI as described in the [[manual:general_settings|general settings]] and [[manual:graphics|graphics settings]] pages.
+==== User Defined Scenery Folder ====
+You can define a second custom user folder by adding or editing your desired extra user folder path to the field:
+<code>
+<[string8][extra_user_folder][]>
+</code> located within the **main.mcf** file.
+The directory on your disk must contain the sub-folder "scenery".
+This gives users the ability to place their custom scenery in a location other than the documents folder located on the root drive.
 ==== Saved flight ====
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 > Deleting this file should reset all game-control assignments. Please note, that there is also an [[manual:controller|in game option]] for this purpose and that manually deleting the file is not the recommended way to reset the controls.
-====User Defined Scenery Folder====
-You can define a second custom user folder by adding or editing your desired extra user folder path to the field:
-**<[string8][extra_user_folder][]>** located within the **main.mcf** file.
-The directory on your disk must contain the sub-folder "scenery".
-This gives users the ability to place their custom scenery in a location other than the documents folder located on the root drive.