MIKE JG wrote:Is that an IR tracking sensor that I see on the nose that is used to target the missiles??

Could well be. You never know around here.

Check 3rd
post down here -
http://www.militaryaiworks.com/newforum ... 4&start=20

Hopefully Mark will get them up soon.

One proviso - If you run Abacus FS Repaint it will complain about a dll being missing. Attached is the missing dll, copy it into the same folder as the FS Repaint exe file. Comes from the Microsoft Technet downloads, so should be safe. Another useful download from them is to get the DirectX runtime ...

Bonus (Mark has some catching up to do - Gifu Test Wing twin pack.
Two aircraft used for testing IRST and AAM-4.

Thanks to Graham King for the textures.

shaggy22 wrote:Will do, probably post them on the "dans bits and bobs" thread. Is that all the serials uploaded now?

I could only find that 6 had definitely entered service. 2 single seat C and 4 dual seat D.
They are due another 6 in 2013.

Just made available to Mark -2 x Thai 39D models and 4 x textures (70101 ---> 70104)
Next up unusual Gripens ?????????????

Shaggy if you want to do flightplans go ahead, I haven't got the time.
Make sure you post it in the My Projects forums though.

cheers

Just put together this -
Includes 70105 and 70106 textures.
I am sure Mark will have it available when he gets it.

Thai D's are to follow.

Any folder apart from "Program Files", will work just fine. Microsoft in their infinite wisdom only apply the additional security to folders called "Program Files", irrespective of what drive it is (they are) on. Also turning off UAC helps - http://www.petri.co.il/disable-uac-in-...

Vista x64 and 7 x64 -
Install it to ANY other folder apart from "Progam Files" and it works great.
Oh and "Program Files" on any other drive apart from the C: drive still can cause problems, avoid "Program Files" completely.

Running Win 7 x64 here.

RKE wrote:Stupid question of the day, but does the NASA RQ4's share FDE with the regular ones? I didn't see anything in the Readme, so I thought I'd ask

Yup, same FDE.

james84 wrote:Good! I'll make the flightplans later!
BTW, I see there is a new Global Hawk version
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Germany- ... 5acfc937f4

Would require a new model, it's based on the RQ-4B, current model is of a RQ-4A.

Thanks.

Waiting on one permission, then this should be next -
As explained in the README the FDE and lightmap is unique to this model!

Next ones ready for upload, this time -
NOTE- As explained in the README -
This needed a slight re-texture to be able to get the blue / gold cheat line to wrap around the nose. This model and both textures (871 and 872) should only be used together.

Mossie hold a 'first' and two records - Was the FIRST twin engined plane to land on a carrier. Holds record for the highest ever night time photograph. A B.IX Mossie, LR503 - F for Freddie completed the most combat missions (213) of ANY aircraft in WW2. (Sadly lost in Calgary during VE day celebrati...

As long as the pics are relatively square on to the subject, so I can grab textures for parts.

Nah, doesn't matter you're not a blackie or greenie, the 'other' side is OK too

If you have ANY of the Lynx with heli-teli or fast rope fitted, that would be the icing on the cake!

Need some pics -

Gazelle Nite-Sun - front / rear / side
Gazelle FLIR - fron / rear / side
Gazelle - Panel of the rad alt on the lower fuse
Gazelle - Instrument panel

As square on to the item as possible.

Cheers

My preference - 32-bit with mipmaps.

Using DXT3 seems to degrade the quality of the texture in a lot of cases.

FSDS boolean is about the only downside to the whole program, it's that bad it would have been better to leave it out!

Try setting a manual texture path in the project properties.

I know I have a shit load of models at various stages. Every time I take a break I always start by doing a test model , Just to be sure I still have my eye in. Few (don't ask if they will ever be finished. I don't know) for example - SR-71, Gannet (3 view issues), Vulcan, EE Lightning (gear into win...