Because it is an executable .bin file, it can sometimes be flagged by security software. If you know the source of the file is trustworthy (e.g., direct from an official simulation website), you can exclude it from scanning.
Clear your system temporary files by pressing Win + R , typing %temp% , hitting Enter, and deleting the contents of that folder. Step 3: Run an Advanced Security Scan
You are struggling with limited disk space, and the software installation allows you to deselect this component. How to Handle fg-optional-editor.bin Issues fg-optional-editor.bin
You plan to create custom content, such as new sceneries, missions, or models. You are using the software for development purposes. Delete it if:
If this is part of a simulation game (like FlightGear ), the fg-optional-editor.bin file might be used to create, edit, or test 3D models, scenery, or scenario files. Because it is an executable
I can give you a more specific answer, or help you figure out how to safely delete it if you need the disk space. Fg-optional-editor.bin ^hot^
If the file is actively running, you must stop it before attempting deletion. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open . Step 3: Run an Advanced Security Scan You
: If you do not plan on creating custom maps or using the editor, you can choose not to download this file. The core game will still function perfectly without it. How to Use It : The file must be placed in the same folder as the files (like ) before you start the installation. Installation . The installer will automatically detect the presence of fg-optional-editor.bin
: Explicitly informs the user that the file is non-essential for the core game to boot and run.
When you see an "editor" tag on an optional file in a game repack, it almost universally refers to that were originally shipped by the game's developers.