Good evening John.
Do you have an idea, why the Prowler is parking so off-center? It seems that its much longer than it visually is. The parking spots are all aligned and of the fitting size.
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Re: Prowler Carrier Dimensions
That might explain this much:
But not the landing short issues I've been having...
But not the landing short issues I've been having...
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But at least glad to see what looked like some really great landing photos of the Tomcat, Hornet and Goshawk in your other thread!
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Re: Prowler Carrier Dimensions
I've just tried the Prowler on the deck and can confirm the same behaviour Martin. The aircraft parks about half a length behind the parking spot centre, whether an anti-pushback node is present or not.
I don't know why that is. The spot is of the correct size and the datum for the model is halfway through the wing chord on the Y axis. That should ensure that the aircraft is centred on the spot on the spot. I also tested an F-35C with a similar datum and that parked correctly.
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I don't know why that is. The spot is of the correct size and the datum for the model is halfway through the wing chord on the Y axis. That should ensure that the aircraft is centred on the spot on the spot. I also tested an F-35C with a similar datum and that parked correctly.
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All your other airpark behave perfectly fine on deck Wasn't there a thing like aircraft radius? Maybe that is set loo large?
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Re: Prowler Carrier Dimensions
As a matter of curiosity I opened an E-2 model and an EA-6B model in RADiator the results seem rather similar or not enough to make a huge difference...