Options

General

Autoload	With this flag, you can control if BushTripInjector should open on startup the last used file automatically.
Image Delay	When creating 2D images, BushTripInjector waits until the rendering engine has loaded and reports the rendering of all map tiles. Depending on the map provider, this works not perfectly. With “Image Delay” you can define an additional waiting time in ms before BushTripInjector created the image.
Advanced Mode	Experienced users can activate the advanced mode to get some more menu items shown in BushTripinjector’s menu.
Experimental functions	Some new features of BushTripInjector have a very high impact to your missions and needs to be tested in public beta phases. If there is any experimental function/feature, it will be mentioned in a box below this option.
Debug Mode	This enables several TTS to see and hear, which “hidden” triggers are fired. Currently available: – FlowState INTRO – FlowState BUSHTRIP – Enter Mandatory Waypoints

Sim Settings

Most or all Sim Settings are detected automatically on first program start. Sometimes there are some issues with Steam, so you need to modify them. See also Steam Settings

Content Root Folder	This is the path to your content folder of MSFS. It should be detected automatically for all platforms. This is the same, you have selected inside of MSFS for your content.
Steam Version	Ticked, if BushTripInjector detects a MSFS is installed via Steam
Path to Steam	Only visible for Steam Versions. This is the path to your steam.exe.
Steam Launch Params	Only visible for Steam Versions. With these parameters BushTripInjector will start MSFS for compile and/or fast launch.
Path to Flightsimulator	Only visible for Steam Versions. This is the path to the flightsimulator.exe. It is the same you selected in Steam while installing MSFS
Use for compile / MSFS start	If ticked, BushTripInjector uses Steam or MSFS to compile or start MSFS.
SDK Path	Optional: Here you can select the path to the MSFS SDK. When selected, BushTripInjector uses the SDK to generate your missions instead starting MSFS by itself.
FPS Panel	This allows you to select whether and which FPS panel should be displayed in the simulator. The parameter only has an effect if you have not activated the dev mode.

Paths

Project Root Path	This is the path where BushTripInjector will store all of your mission packs. Inside this folder, each mission has its own folder. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\Projects See also Filesystem
Log Path	BushTripInjector generates some log files to analyze issues. Here you configure the path to this folder. Default is %LOCALAPPDATA%\BushTripInjector\Logs
LogLevel	Level how many LogEntries BTI will generate. 1 is low, 9 is spamming. Change this only on request of someone of the BTI-Team.
Retention Days	Defines the number of days before deleting old log files
Rolling Mode	Defines when BTI will generate a new log file – per day or per month.
Backup Path	BushTripInjector is backing up your files once a day or on opening a mission, when it detects changes. With this setting you can define where to store the backups. It is strongly recommended to use another drive then the drive you are saving your BTI and LNM-Files. This path will include also each backup of a image or sound files before BTI override it. Keep in mind, it will be only one backup per image/sound file. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\Backup
Database Path	In this path BTI is searching for or creating internal databases. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\Database
Other Files	In this path, BTI will look for or store different things, i.e. the UserPoints for Landmarks, De-compiled SPB-Files, Recordings and so on. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\Misc
Compile to MissionPath	If ticked, the output packages from MSFS will stored inside of your Mission folder instead of a separate Package Path.
MSFS Output Path	If “Compile to Missionpath” is unticked, this folder is where MSFS builds the packages. There are 3 Sub folders: Packages, PackagesMetadata and _PackageInt. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\MSFS
Publish to MissionPath	If ticked, your published packages will be stored inside of your Mission Folder instead of a separate Publish Path.
Publish Path	If “Publish to Missionpath” is unticked, this folder is where BTI builds the publishing packages. The published packages are stored in a folder with your project name and subfolders of the Version you are publishing. Default is %DOCUMENTS%\BushTripInjector\Publish

Project Groups

Here you can define projects groups to organize your missions on your hard disk. Select an unique name and a path which is not included on your project root path or any other project group.

You can select on BaseData a group for your mission and BushTripInjector moves all mission files into the assigned folder.

DeepL

API-Key	Your API Key of DeepL Register for free at DeepL.com and get 500000 chars free each month!
Usage	Your current usage of deepl.com in the accounting month.
Split Sentences	Sets whether the translation engine should first split the input into sentences. This is enabled by default. Possible values are: “All” (default) – splits on punctuation and on newlines “Off” – no splitting at all, whole input is treated as one sentence “NoNewlines” – splits on punctuation only, ignoring newlines
Preserve Formatting	Sets whether the translation engine should respect the original formatting, even if it would usually correct some aspects. Possible values are: “Off” (default) “On” The formatting aspects affected by this setting include: Punctuation at the beginning and end of the sentence Upper/lower case at the beginning of the sentence
Formality	Sets whether the translated text should lean towards formal or informal language. This feature currently only works for target languages “DE” (German), “FR” (French), “IT” (Italian), “ES” (Spanish), “NL” (Dutch), “PL” (Polish), “PT-PT”, “PT-BR” (Portuguese) and “RU” (Russian). Possible options are: “Default” (default) “more” – for a more formal language “less” – for a more informal language
Tag Handling	Sets which kind of tags should be handled. Options currently available: “None” (Default): No special tag handling “Xml”: Tag Handling for Xml “Html”: Tag Handling for Html.
Tags	The automatic detection of the XML structure won’t yield best results sometimes on splitting sentences with tag. You can control, which tags will split a sentence, which doesn’t split and which of them are excluded from translation. You can use multiple tags, please a comma separated list. ignore_tags = x, y This will not translate any text between <x> and </x> and <y> and </y> Example (en and de): Please open the page <x>Settings</x> to configure your system. Bitte öffnen Sie die Seite <x>Settings</x> um Ihr System zu konfigurieren. BTI will remove the splitting_tags, non_splitting_tags and ignore_tags from translated text in the generation process to avoid confusion of MSFS.
OutlineDetection	The automatic detection of the XML structure won’t yield best results in all XML files. You can disable this automatic mechanism altogether by setting the outline_detection parameter to Off and selecting the tags that should be considered structure tags. This will split sentences using the splitting_tags parameter.