After reading the Thread about the upcoming Carenado Do 228 and the comments about the "folks" that "only" change the colors and the registration of Carenado-Planes (Yes - I am one of that "folkes") and that this has nothing to do with "Repainting" - I'm not sure that i will go on with it. Those comments make my day go bad ..... I spend a lot of time and work to each Original-Paint that is modified by me, add small details here and there, dirt, stickers and more ... .
Canadian Registration is ready - as shown below
Kindest regards
Dirk
Thank you, Dirk. Nice looking repaint. Looking forward to the download.
-- WH
If at first you don't succeed, try, try,try again. ... or go read the manual.
Tom
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Dont let it bother you Dirk
Whingers are going to whinge
Keep doing what you do mate & give the greatful people what they want and ingnore the others
Well done
Last edited by jeansy; October 30th, 2015 at 19:10.
Very nice. Thanks Dirk.
-- WH
If at first you don't succeed, try, try,try again. ... or go read the manual.
NEW VERSION RELEASED (1.1)
CARENADO F406 CARAVAN II FSX/P3D VERSION 1.1
Fixes:
- Stdby ADI realigned....
- OAT gauge synced with the Aspen info.
- Landing gear up status light fixed.
- IAS behavior fixed.
- Autopilot and marker beacon annunciator test improved.
- Overstress of engine causes a malfunction.
- Minor bugs fixed.
Customers should download the package again from the link provided. Downloads and installations were increased.
You should uninstall the aircraft before installing this new version.
That wasn't the intended point of the comments, at least from me, I was complaining about their development process, as a developer myself, I have no issue with people doing paints anyway they can... its nice to see people persisting with it and making paint jobs. Love what you've done so far
If you try to take any greater a moral higher ground, you're going to need supplementary oxygen.
On topic...
What's the flight model like? I'm tempted, but with their recent FM's being a bit derpy I'm uncertain. Model and usuals seem as good as always, but performance is of interest.
It flies by the book, and as someone with experience in smaller Cessnas, it seems convincing to me!
Keep in mind that the aircraft is unpressurized, so you'll either be on simulated oxygen up high, or you'll be flying in the weather, which makes things fun.
The aircraft comes with a good amount of performance documentation that matches up with how it performs in-sim, but I've also included the below for reference as well:
http://www.what2fly.com/manufacturer...CARAVAN+II/919
I've very, very recently started trying to record some simple flightsim flying videos (no special camera angles or movie effects, just me flying along) so I'll look into getting a short trip recorded sometime in the coming days.
All in all, the FDE seems to be well-crafted.
To me, its not enough that an AC flies to the numbers of the book. There are other things that I find to be far more important:
Roll rate, how the AC comes out of a turn if you just let go of the controllers, Pitch and yaw stability (enough but not to much) and this very important thing, how does it react when lowering the power, does it dive, accelerate and level out or is it just a stable going down. All that together is IMHO what makes an AC worth flying in the SIM.
There are many AC flying by the numbers that are dead boring to fly. It is of course personal to a certain degree. But there are reasons why I keep comming back to A2A, Realair, Flysimware, Milton Shupe and a few others.
Noted
I would be silly not to take advice from the most successful fs developers who owns one of the more successful franchises for fltsim and who the guy who wrote the original book on development
My apologies for trying to encourage a painter who enjoys what they do
But since your the one and only SME, i will leave it a that and allow you to continue without undermining your knowledge and opinions. In future i will only take your extensive knowledge in both development and social reason and apply it to myslef so i can be a better person
You've completely utterly misinterpreted every post I've made, but heck, you know best
Could'nt resist and did another british reg. Plane - its my personal "workhorse" . Also ready is a "Tanzania-Bird" for those of you, like flying in Africa.
Next week i plan to start with working on the Cargo-pod - i will try to change it to a "photorecon-pod" for surveillance missions.
Greetings
Dirk
The camera pod sounds like a great idea Could probably retroactively apply it to the Greek coastguard one... that would look ace.
Nice work.
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