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It would surely need some control input to the left !

@sr01 - Thanks for the effort, but again this seems to based on either a very early model or one of the prototypes.
Look at the main gear doors, then compare to recent pic. They are a lot smaller.
Also look at the side bulges, on the current? ones the skinny part (viewed from the side) goes a lot further back before turning into the rear 'bulge'. Good indicator is the rear windows, it goes well beyond them before bulging.

@mark - sorry, as it is at the moment it's not good enough for release, was a proof of concept model for XML based hover taxiing.

Ok Kev, your the best judge of that.
I could also put the F-35 on hold until quality 3 - view drawing / blue print info is released, if ever released, but I'm hoping the FS community are going to be kind enough just to appreciate my best guess efforts to bring them this aircraft as an AI. I guess we'll see with the release of the F-35B, before I move on to other versions of it.
cheer's,
Mark

Last throw of the dice, I have emailed Boeing to see if they can help.

Finger's crossed Kev. At very least they may be able to steer you to the link where the plans can be located on-line.

When the AI V-22 comes out it may end up being retro.

Check this article : http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?do=m ... 5b2371298c

That really isn't a nice looking aircraft.

And I do wish you Americans could spell properly

It appears that James is going to release his AI V-22 Osprey as Payware.

I hope he has an agreement with Boeing as they don't take kindly to individuals or companies making money directly from there brand.

What about the KRAI Osprey Project ?

some news screenshots ?

TheFoufure wrote:What about the KRAI Osprey Project ?

some news screenshots ?

I think he's involved in another project right now.

He had come a long way with it. Hope some day he will finish it

Never did get 'reliable' or 'accurate' 3 views for the Osprey, they were all based on the prototype.

Jake - PM your email address ref your request to me.

i just find this one

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ng.svg.png



and this one :

or this :

http://www.freetexturesblueprints.com/a ... eprint.gif

and last :

http://www.the-blueprints.com/modules/v ... osprey.jpg

there is some good information on the 3 pages of this forum :

http://zealot.com/threads/boeing-cv-22-osprey.142564/

Kevin, just out of interest, what triggers the engine rotation animation?

Would your existing (G:Var2) ai_gear xml with a forward speed bracket do the trick? The aircraft is on wheels, so hover taxi isn't needed? Flap code is straightforward.

There's probably a booby trap somewhere, but I can't spot it.

John

John Young wrote:Kevin, just out of interest, what triggers the engine rotation animation?

Would your existing (G:Var2) ai_gear xml with a forward speed bracket do the trick? The aircraft is on wheels, so hover taxi isn't needed? Flap code is straightforward.

There's probably a booby trap somewhere, but I can't spot it.

John

Hi John,
Use the swing wing code in the XML section.

Yep, that sounds good. Not that I want to build an Osprey in the near future, if ever, given that you have the basis for a model already. If the xml is working, you can always adapt the prototype plans from a side on photograph, if nothing later is available.

John