Wow, awesome repaints!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mikew
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Wow, awesome repaints!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mikew
I don't know if this has already been noted, but the AMRAAM on station 6 of the E model is mounted too far back on the pylon. Enjoying it just the same.
Ken
Good spot Ken, many thanks, will put that right in the imminent update :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sundog
Having fun with the Hornets but for the life of me I cannot get the rear cockpit or the crew animations to appear. I am Running FSX SE and wondered if these were P3D only? Has anyone else seen this?
cheers
Good timing - an update is almost ready, and this was one of the bugs spotted. The FSX version's WSO position has a GUID that works fine in P3D but not, for some reason, in FSX. Quick fix is to grab a new one off the Internet and replace the WSO view's GUID in the aircraft.cfg file. The update will of course have this already done. The crew are toggled using a red button that is in both cockpits, right hand side panel, near the front.Quote:
Originally Posted by jjdc
And update included chocks,covers,ribbons?
Not this time around I'm afraid, as I have run out of time - I had to prioritise things that lots of people requested such as SWS ICLS compatibility and of course actual bug fixes . However, it's on the wish list for further updates ( will definitely be there by the time FS2020 is released and possibly before ). I will make sure they're on the F-15s upon release and then can use the codes to add them to the Hornets later down the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsoltquack
Ok,Hydraulics pressure loss visualization on rear stabilizers? When parking Zsolt
https://designer.home.xs4all.nl/airc.../f18e-rear.jpg
Hi Zsolt, I'm afraid if I tried to incorporate every single request from every single user, the aircraft would never be published. Things like that may seem simple to add, but in reality they're not ( especially when they have to appear on multiple different airplane models - three for FSX, three for P3D, three for X-Plane 11 and soon three more for FS2020! ). It all takes a lot of time, and of course the updates would ( quite rightly ) be expected for free despite often taking many days to perform. I will always try to add as much as I can, but cosmetic additions like hydraulic droop and covers etc will always take second place to bug fixes and essential flight requirements in aircraft models like these, which are aimed at the casual user, not the study-level detail fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by zsoltquack
On the current version in P3D, hopped in and launched as designed. Read about the previous bugs, but wondering if the GPS MFD is your own gauge and will it interface with the FSX/P3D stock unit for controls or a chance for a de-clutter option?
The GPS is actually the stock unit, altered slightly to be easier to read. I might well be able to add a de-clutter option at some point, and will make a note of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Victory103
quote Aerotime.aero yesterday : "Germany has officially confirmed to the United States that it would acquire 45 F / A-18 Super Hornets from Boeing to replace part of the Panavia Tornado fleet".
Is this repaint available ?
greetings
Tom
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Originally Posted by klnowak
Tom, i will do an upload if at home again. So i think tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by narah
greetings
Klaus
Has anyone been able to add 2d popup gauges like a gps
I did try to merge the F1 GTN750 in for the WSO's massive display, but need to check my sizing. I just flew my 1st long x-country in it last night, 2+ hours in the F. I do have list of things I'd like to change while staying within the basic parameters, but I'm sure DC's got a bug list already and besides I'm looking forward to the Eagles. Trying to work in Tacpack as well and read up on the VC FLIR.
Yes, thinking about this package ... :)
In his F-15 thread, Dean alluded to "dozens" of repaints for this package. I'm aware only of the one here on SOH by (I think? ) MikeW , two on Avsim by Anthony Oakland, and one by Dean himself on Simviation
Can someone point me to where the bulk of these repaints live?
Thanks very much,
dl
EDIT - I think I found them - Groom Lake Simulations did (or are hosting) a bunch.
thx.
https://groomlakesimulations.wixsite...omlake/blank-1Quote:
Originally Posted by delta_lima
Yes - thanks Zsolt!Quote:
Originally Posted by zsoltquack
I'm not sold on how the afterburner looks, at least in the promo video. But I'll look and see if there's other more recent shots of it, esp in P3D, to see if it'll grow on me.
dl
Awesome looking plane so far! However would anybody care share any tweaks that would enable it to get to design speed. I can't seem to get over Mach 1.2 at 40000 even in clean configuration. I know it's not a study sim aircraft but it should be able to do at least 1.6 at that altitude. Any help appreciated!
I agree that the each model look great. I haven't tried going that fast. My biggest issue is that my aircraft tip over when turning on the ground even at slow speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by RKinkor
It would be good to reduce the brightness of the model
It is possible?
https://i.postimg.cc/5tB19rgp/2020-5-26-9-27-43-4.jpg
https://www.flickr.com/photos/133356...5/34484849591/
The F-15 is a perfect matte
Zsolt
I suspect it is just me but is anybody else having problems with the wing lights? When I operate the wing light switch the wing vapour effect appears when I am not moving but I can't get the lights on. I tried shift+L with no joy. Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Regards Paul Day.
It would be good to know what version of what sim you are using. I have read that P3Dv5 has some effects issues currently... No other information other than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul day
I am using FSX with acceleration.
Paul Day.
I have just gone through every picture in this thread and I can see the red and white tail lights working, which I have, but not one picture with the wing lights working. I mean the lights at the wingtip just inboard of the pylon rail and the light on the underwing fairing outboard of the wingfold joint, as with the VRS F-18E pictures that I have seen.
Regards Paul Day.