Military AI Works

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NOTE 4: ATTENTION: During the final testing of this package, it was discovered that some FS9 may experience a loading crash when viewing the Randolph AFB scenery during times of dusk or dawn. This is due to a texture issue that conflicts with the “dawn/dusk texture blending” option in the scenery options within FS9. We were unable to determine a consistent fix but did not want to delay this package from the community any further.

About the scenery crashing, there was a fix for it posted here http://www.militaryaiworks.com/forums/t ... 46#p151546

I noticed that there are new/different T-38 models (T38CPMP_1c, T38CPMP_2c) included in this package,
also their textures have different filenames (JKAI_T38CPMP_t.bmp).

What is the difference compared to the older/other models from previous packages?

Hello all.
I noticed that the file Randolph Landclass.bgl is in the Addon Scenery\Randolph AFB\scenery directory.
This leads to a memory leak if you stay in the nearby of the airport for long time and, depending on your system, it can bring your FS9 to crash.
Move Randolph Landclass.bgl in your Addon Scenery\MAIW Land Class\scenery directory to avoid this problem.

Regards, Giorgio

hawk_sh, my quick research shows a slight change in polys, and now true "C" model updates to intakes (with plugs) and burner cans.

Chris is correct, this is the first package featuring the true C models with new engines and intakes.

I found a huge elevation spike northeast of KLSV which is an 'airport' called 'Randolph-turning Pont1 over Grand Canyon'. The elevation is over 15000' and appears as a huge wall. Is this from the Randolph package or is it coincidental and connected to another package such as Nellis? Any idea what file I would have to work on to fix this, or if it is connected to Randolph package, can I delete a certain file, and/or the entire package to remedy this?

Thanks,
Andrew

Can you tell us what the afcad is called rather than the name please. It will make it easier to find. ta.

When you are near the spike in the sim, open the built in GPS and get the four letter ICAO code for it. Open the old school AFCAD program and open the same 4 digit ICAO code. Check to see if the "runway" is set to 1 foot width. There's a 99% chance it's not and that is what is causing the problem.

its part of the Military AI Works USAF T-1 Part 1 AI Package

and the file is MAIW_AF2_RN01.bgl

its set at 15500 ft and runway is 13123 x 328 ft

God, how comes it has taken this long to find this out!

I did a quick check and didn't have the problem. I am assuming that this problem is only in FSX.
The runway is only 8' wide and so shouldn't cause a problem but I would follow click's instructions from a couple of posts ago and reduce the width.

N.B.
Another way maybe to change the runway surface from concrete to water.
During my testing I could select RN01 as a start point and it would take me to the runway at 30000'. When I altered the surface to water selecting RN01 would take me to RN01 but on the ground. That might be what is needed.

I flew at 3500 ft at 090 deg straight over it and suddenly I was at 15500 ft. I went into slew mode and maneuvered onto the runway, its a lot more than 8ft wide. For info this was in FS9 too !!

For waypoints I use 500ft by 1 ft runways. Flights to them should be IFR anyways so the physical size can be tiny and still function correctly.