windows10 and cfs2 mission builder
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Originally Posted by
Shadow Wolf 07
Hi. and Happy New Year:
Was the problem with the bases and MB or with your MB in general? If Mission Builder. what OS are you using?
I can't get my MB to work on my PC - it's a pure Win10, not an upgraded Win10 from another OS. I was just wondering if we might have a common problem. :banghead:
Cheers
SW
Hi ShadowWolf/everyone,
I remember having a problem with getting the MB to start in windows10. If memory serves me correctly, it came down to _not_ having any spaces in the path - for example a working path would be:
C:\FlightSims\CFS2_SWPA_43-45\cfs2.exe /BUILDER:
as opposed to:
C:\FlightSims\CFS2 SWPA 43-45\cfs2.exe /BUILDER:
... and run it as administrator.
Having said that, I can only now get it to run on my vanilla install of CFS2 so I've broken something else in the meantime! Anyway removing the spaces might be worth a try,
cheers,
SW
Re: What do we want to see/need in CFS2 in 2020?
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Originally Posted by
UncleTgt
That's a great idea - much better than having more & more obscure aircraft that will hardly ever get used.:applause: Of course what REALLY needs doing is to bring some of the Asian scenery up to modern standards first, & there's a much smaller pool of resources willing to tackle scenery projects :biggrin-new:...
I may have misinterpreted Shessi's original request, but do we need to limit what is on the want/wish list to things that are not obscure? No-body is suggesting that all wanted/wished for aircraft/scenery/campaigns etc etc have to be built??
Can I make the observation that obscurity depends very much on context? For example we have available in CFS2 the Do335, which AFAIK never became operational, and while some may have been seen by allied pilots airborne, the Do335 never engaged in combat. There are many other examples of really obscure aircraft that have made it into CFS2, even some fictitious aircraft.
Similarly, in a different context, Hungarian members of SOH would (I think) not say that Solyom was obscure, used as it was by the Royal Hungarian Air Force in various roles throughout the war.
On my wish list I would submit that these aircraft are not obscure (except the Hendon!)- all of them were operational in WWII except the Vampire and Hendon:
Weiss Wm 21 Solyom - Operational (Royal Hungarian Air Force), used in combat sorties, 128 built
Repulogpegyar Levente II - trainer/liaison (Royal Hungarian Air Force), 100 built
Letov S 328 - Operational (several air forces including the Luftwaffe), used in combat sorties, 412 built
Lockheed Lodestar - Operational with multiple air forces, 625 built
Douglas DC2 - Operational with multiple air forces, used in combat sorties, 192 built
Supermarine Spitfire VI - Operational (RAF), used in combat sorties, 100 built
Hawker Nisr - Operational, used in combat sorties, 34 built
Fairey Gordon - Operational, used in combat sorties, 186 built
DH Vampire F.1 - missed WWII but of the might-have-beens included in CFS3 it was the one most likely to have been actually used in an extended WWII - over 3,000 built
Bristol Bulldog – Operational (with Finnish air force in WWII), used in combat sorties, 443 built
Me 262A-2a Schwalbe - Operational, ""Sturmvogel" Definitive bomber version retaining only the two lower 30 mm (1.181 in) MK 108 cannon." All the existing CFS2 Me 262s are fighters I believe.
Junkers Ju 88P - Operational, used in combat sorties, more than 40 built
Junkers Ju 86 - Operational with multiple air forces, used in combat sorties, around 900 built
Fiesler Fi 167 – Operational with Croatian forces, used in combat sorties, 14 built. JR Lucariny FS2004 version has been converted for CFS2 by Misson, Peperez and Phil Perrot - but no Croatian skins that I know of.
SM79 – twin engine variants - this has been done by IS4G (I4JRS79B.ZIP), but no Iraqi skins that I know of. Operational with Romanian and Iraqi air forces, used in combat sorties, around 100 built
HP Harrow - operational with the RAF, used in transport sorties, around 100 built - "Seven Harrows were destroyed by a low level attack by Luftwaffe fighters of JG 26 and JG 54 on Evere airfield as part of Operation Bodenplatte"
Fairey Hendon - OK, I admit it, this one is obscure. Operational with the RAF but retired before WWII. 15 built.
... so based on operational status, number built, combat engaged in, I'd say these are all better than the Do335 (etc etc). I'm aware that not everyone will agree!
Anyway ... if I have understood the original question by Shessi, let everyone feel free to say what is on their wish lists!
brace yourselves, here's my ideas.
Here are my ideas for new cfs2 planes.
DE: Ju-290/Ju-390, a He-177B and/or a much improved Heinkel HE-100
IT: Caproni-Vizzola F.4 and/or F.6
FR: a cfs2 native conversion of Erwin Welker's Bugatti P110
JP: Nakajima G5N and G8N or fully gmax J7W1 Shinden with vc
GB: cfs2 native Avro Lincoln and Shackleton, Slingsby Hengist, and/or Spiteful and Seafang
SE: FFVS J-22 and/or Saab J-21 piston fighter
FI: Mörkö Morane... why not?
RU: more accurate Yak-3 with radial engine, Petlyakov Pe-8, Pashinin I-21, Moskalev SAM-13 (not a surface to air missile) or improved Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1
US: Lockheed XB-30, Boeing B-50, cfs2 native seversky P-35, gmax P-43 Lancer (sorry), Bell P-63 KingCobra, NAA P-64 and/or Gmax P/F-82.
(Whew) my mouth is now mush.
Thanks Shessi and Roxanne-21
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Originally Posted by
Shessi
done for CFS2, you've missed my Ju88P here at SOH then?
Hi all/Roxanne-21/Shessi,
somehow I had missed the fact that I'd downloaded your Ju 88P at some time in the past Shessi, after looking at SOH and then on my HDD I found it - now installeD!
so thanks to Roxanne-21 for pointing it out, and thanks to you Shessi for pointing it out and making it in the first place,
cheers,
SW