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I've had FBLv2 for a while now, but I ant seeem to change the sky settings with Sky Conductor. It changes the skies on all my other routes, but not with the FBLv2. Its stuck on "golden". Golden was the active sky when I installed FBLv2, and it wont change. Any advice on how to fix this is welcome.
thanks!
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Freak,Go into Explorer, find the folder for Sky!Conductor (usually C:\Program Files\Sky! Conductor_2.Look for a subfolder named ROUTE-ADDER, open that folder.Inside should be a file named ADD_ROUTE.EXE. Run this file, it will allow you to add FBL2 (a great route, by the way) to Sky! Conductor, and you should then be able to enjoy the special effects.MC
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OK, I tried that many times, and I tried again as you suggested, but I'm still stuck with golden skies. I hope I dont have to reinstall the FBL route. With the golden skies, everything looks so dreary and dark. Soon I hope to have some blue skies smilin' at me.
Thanks anyway. -Mike
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