Lockheed Jetstar II

[thunder100]

I am a little bit speechless

Never saw that- but I cannot test in FSX
I suggest you go back with the interior ONLY to prebeta model. That should work unless your FSX setup is a bit different

Textures can make a difference too, but very usually only to surface not to shape.

Look to the grond steering wheel

Usually looks like that

[IFlySWA]

I am a little bit speechless

Never saw that- but I cannot test in FSX
I suggest you go back with the interior ONLY to prebeta model. That should work unless your FSX setup is a bit different

Textures can make a difference too, but very usually only to surface not to shape.

Look to the grond steering wheel

Usually looks like that

I'm seeing the same thing in FSX SP2. When I view the JG_JSII int FSX2.mdl file using ModelConverterX the wheel looks just like it does in FSX. Looking at the pre-beta int files using ModelConverterX I notice that the wheel looks normal in the JG_JSII int.mdl file. Very strange. Here's a pic of the JG_JSII int FSX2.mdl using ModelConverterX.



Brian

edit- A quick update. I tried using the JG_JSII int.mdl file in FSX but received a message stating that the model could not be displayed. I then saved the JG_JSII int.mdl file to FSX format using ModelConverterX. The wheel now looks like the enlarged one. Crazy!

[Mike71]

For consideration:

This is from a manual, along with a flap gauge I am working on that is based on an actual photo. I am new at XML, so getting the LE flap needle to rotate in reverse (using angle notation) is guess work right now


Note that the flaps have only 3 positions - UP, 20 deg and 50 deg. The LE flaps extend first, but no TE flaps.






Hope this is of some use

[Mike71]

The attached XML gauge now works as according to manual extracts, with the exception of intermediate 10 deg and 30 deg positions are included per the current aircraft.cfg file. If the model is changed to incorporate only 20 and 50 deg TE flap positions I will modify it accordingly.

Simply place the folder in your gauges or panel folder and change the name of the flap gauge(S) in the panel.cfg file accordingly, leaving positions and sizes the same.

[gray eagle]

The attached XML gauge now works as according to manual extracts, with the exception of intermediate 10 deg and 30 deg positions are included per the current aircraft.cfg file. If the model is changed to incorporate only 20 and 50 deg TE flap positions I will modify it accordingly.

Simply place the folder in your gauges or panel folder and change the name of the flap gauge(S) in the panel.cfg file accordingly, leaving positions and sizes the same.

Have to ask, is this gauge kosher for P3D V4?

[Mike71]

Have to ask, is this gauge kosher for P3D V4?

Sure is - tested thru P3d4.4, works fine

[thunder100]

The attached XML gauge now works as according to manual extracts, with the exception of intermediate 10 deg and 30 deg positions are included per the current aircraft.cfg file. If the model is changed to incorporate only 20 and 50 deg TE flap positions I will modify it accordingly.

Simply place the folder in your gauges or panel folder and change the name of the flap gauge(S) in the panel.cfg file accordingly, leaving positions and sizes the same.

Thanks a lot Mike really

Roland

[thunder100]

I'm seeing the same thing in FSX SP2. When I view the JG_JSII int FSX2.mdl file using ModelConverterX the wheel looks just like it does in FSX. Looking at the pre-beta int files using ModelConverterX I notice that the wheel looks normal in the JG_JSII int.mdl file. Very strange. Here's a pic of the JG_JSII int FSX2.mdl using ModelConverterX.



Brian

edit- A quick update. I tried using the JG_JSII int.mdl file in FSX but received a message stating that the model could not be displayed. I then saved the JG_JSII int.mdl file to FSX format using ModelConverterX. The wheel now looks like the enlarged one. Crazy!

If you fly it. Is there an overhead in FSX ?

Thanks

[gray eagle]

Not sure if I did the panel.cfg correctly,
Here is what I changed:
gauge22=L-1329 Flap Gauge, 1225,473,55,55
gauge48=L1329!Flaps_Indicator, 709,446,77,75

This original gauge seemed to function okay.



I did a before and after install of gauge; face of gauge looks the same and still functions. Was that the desired result?
Did I miss something?

[IFlySWA]

If you fly it. Is there an overhead in FSX ?

Thanks

The overhead is pretty much destroyed. Ha ha.


Brian

[thunder100]

The overhead is pretty much destroyed. Ha ha.


Brian

P3D has negative texture order -FSX positive
i am off computer some days


try $vctexture = 1

all the other vc texture = 0 Z factor lowest on a texture in MDLX texture editor

I start again after I am back

by the way

usually MDLX OUTPUTS in seconds

Jetstar takes minutes - same ?

thanks Roland

[Mike71]

Not sure if I did the panel.cfg correctly,
Here is what I changed:
gauge22=L-1329 Flap Gauge, 1225,473,55,55
gauge48=L1329!Flaps_Indicator, 709,446,77,75

This original gauge seemed to function okay.



I did a before and after install of gauge; face of gauge looks the same and still functions. Was that the desired result?
Did I miss something?

The lines should read L-1329 Flap Gauge!flaps, ----- NOT just "L-1329 Flap Gauge,"

Hope it works for you

[WarHorse47]

Then use old panel cfg- should work then if so pls post first VCockpitsection here

Could you repost the "light panel" cfg from the 1st beta?

Thanks

[thunder100]

Sure is - tested thru P3d4.4, works fine

Thanks

Looks good and works

[thunder100]

FSX Interior Next TRY !!!

HELLO

Pls follow that exactely

Put this model to your Jetstar folder

model.2.zip

From your model folder move the exterior model into model.2 folder

in Model 2 folder ammend the model.cfg

[models]
normal=XXXXXXXX-->to your external model. may look like this-->normal=JG_JSII try BG + Lights FSX
interior=JG_JSIIB-FSX Beta 2 B

go to aircraft.cfg and ammend every aircraft entry

[fltsim.0]
title=JG Lockheed Jetstar II FSX BETA 2 N876BT
sim=FSD_JSII
model=2//FSX BETA 2A


Then give it a try

VC should look like that then ( especially overhead )


-->actuall shot of FSX model in P3DV4.5-->I have no FSX


Also as requested the light panel is included

Best regards

Roland

[IFlySWA]

This looks wonderful, Roland. Thank you so much. The overhead, wheel, and the cup holders in the cabin, all look great. Before this the wood below the cup holders was showing to be above the cup holders themselves.


Brian

[thunder100]

Glad it works in FSX now

[Seahawk72s]

Glad it works in FSX now

I can confirm as well all looks good with the new model in FSX(A). Still some flickering with the gauges, but nicely improving.

[gray eagle]

[thunder100]

Ivan made wonderful effort on P3D only PBR

THANK YOU- will move to P3D Beta 2

[gray eagle]

[gray eagle]

Hopefully, there will be a separate on/off taxi light switch. As is, the taxi light is on and can't turn it off. Maybe in the overhead where other the light switches are

[stovall]

You can use the Shockwave lights gauge (if you purchased it) to turn off the landing light when the nose wheel retracts.

[gray eagle]

You can use the Shockwave lights gauge (if you purchased it) to turn off the landing light when the nose wheel retracts.

I think that works with only FSX maybe P3DV3 - not P3D V4/5

I'm sure that a cure for lights issue is on the way.

https://secure.simmarket.com/a2a-sim...edux-fsx.phtml

[stovall]

The Shockwave gauge works perfectly in P3D v4.5 but not in v5 as expected.