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And I have got all the downloads now with few problems.

Thank you.

Chris

Here are some UH/SH-60 callsigns

No. 21 Squadron ( Tateyama air base ) SH-60/SH-60J = BLACK JACK
No. 22 Squadron (Omura airbase) SH-60/SH-60J = WYVERN
No. 24 Squadron (Komatsujima air base) SH-60J = SHADOW
No. 51/513 Squadron (Atsugi air base) SH-60K = MIGHTY
No. 72 Squadron (Omura air base) SH-60J = RESCUELARK
No. 73 Squadron (Tateyama air base) SH-60J = GUARDIAN
No. 101 Squadron (Tateyama air base) SH-60J = HOBBY
No. 121 Squadron (Tateyama air base) SH-60K = SCRAY
No. 122 Squadron (Omura air base) SH-60J = SNIPER
No. 123 Squadron (Tateyama air base) SH-60J = OSPREY
No. 124 Squadron (Omura air base) SH-60J = GANNET
No. 231 Squadron (Maizuru air base) SH-60J/SH-60K =MAIZURU
No. 251 Squadron (Ominato air base) SH-60J = BATTLEAX
Air Rescue Wing (nationwide) UH-60J = HERO, ORIENT, LARK
1st. Air Group Search and Rescue (Kanoya air base) UH-60J = KING STAR
2nd. Air Group Search and Rescue (Hachinohe air base) UH-60J = HOLLY STAR
4th. Air Group Search and Rescue (Atsugi air base) = ANGEL STAR
Shimofusa Educational Aviation Group/ Shimofusa Search and Rescue (Shimofusa air base) UH-60J = SHINY STAR

Thank you very much for those. I'll work those in the coming paints.

I apologize guys, apparently I have made a mistake in my instructions. In order to appear properly, the Tokyo Heliport needs the Tokyo_Photo file as well as the TK2004PG, both available from the same page. That should help anyone pulling out the hair because of bay like floating detected at the heliport.

Sorry.

Appreciate that. It does stop me asking you.

Ominato (RJSO)



Includes paints and FPs for the 7 SH-60Js of 25 Kokutai

Libraries needed for it to work:

Atsugi Object Library
Beaufort Object Library
GGSE
JGSE
MAIW ABO
MAIW Humvee Library
MAIW Mirage F1 Objects library <--- first time for this lib

http://www.mediafire.com/?xg5gq8ku4pbdm69

Here's some links that MAY prove helpful in your projects

JMSDF

Mitsubishi SH-60K: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/774/
Mitsubishi UH-60J: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/876/
Mitsubishi SH-60J: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/874/

JASDF

Mitsubishi UH-60J: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/877/
Kawasaki CH-47J: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/426/

JGSDF

Kawasaki CH-47J: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/425/
Fuji AH-64DJP: http://www.helis.com/database/modelorg/758/

I'm really enjoying the various Japanese sceneries posted on this thread and want to thank all those who have contributed to it. I have a couple of requests. Firstly, does anyone have the Editvoicepack callsigns for 'Mighty' and 'Battleax' that have featured in a couple of the more recent aircraft files? Secondly, I notice that in most of the flightplans the ability of ATC to call out these, and other, callsigns has been suppressed by the use of the 'R' designator rather than 'F' within said plans. The 'R' designator will force ATC to use the aircraft reg instead. The following instruction within the TrafficTools' program will maybe explain this better:

F or R
‘F’ in this field specifies that if the aircraft is associated with an airline then the airline name and flight number are to be used for an ATC call sign (e.g. "Landmark 1213"). ‘R’ forces the aircraft registration (tail number) to be used as a call sign even for airlines.

Hope this helps and thanks in advance if anyone can help out on the missing callsigns.

I didn't even know that Fs and Rs were being put in the FPs. I'm using a GUI program to generate them. I just assumed that they weren't using callsigns because I didn't have the proper files for them. I'll see what I can do about changing Rs to Fs.

Learn something new every day.

Here we go, updated FPs for all helos so that they should use callsigns properly if you have the right voice files.

Battleax & Mighty VCPmods attached.

VCPmod files for Guardian (73 Kokutai) Rescuelark (72 Kokutai) and Hero (JASDF Koku Kyunandan)

Did anyone do flightplans for the GIFU Test Wing F-15Js?

Pretty please


Jim

I just dropped them over two of the Gifu F-15s in the flight plans that come with Ray Parkers repaints.

Here's another one with a runway way too short to land a Viper on, for our rotorhead friends:

Komatsushima (RJOP)




http://www.mediafire.com/?feqrevd877k4572

Includes paints and FPs for the 9 SH-60Js of 24 Kokutai and a VCPmod for the airport. Uses all our usual friends for libraries, nothing new. Does include a landclass file to reshape the bay a little bit.

What file is the landclass one in RJOP as I believe it should be put separately into the Landclass folder? Thanks in advance.

clickclickdoh wrote:I just dropped them over two of the Gifu F-15s in the flight plans that come with Ray Parkers repaints.

Sometimes the obvious is just too obvious.

Thanks for the kick.

Jim

Alan Robertson wrote:What file is the landclass one in RJOP as I believe it should be put separately into the Landclass folder? Thanks in advance.

RJOP.LWM2.bgl

clickclickdoh wrote:

Alan Robertson wrote:What file is the landclass one in RJOP as I believe it should be put separately into the Landclass folder? Thanks in advance.

RJOP.LWM2.bgl

Thanks for that. Would I be right in saying that all bgl scenery files with 'LWM2' somewhere in their name are Landclass files or is that an assumption too far? I do seem to have dozens of them for various sceneries in my Addon Scenery/Scenery folder and I wonder if they should all be moved to the Landclass folder. Any ideas?

LWM2 almost always are landclass/terrain mask files. They will work in any scenery file that isn't associated with a texture folder. Some people choose to organize them into specific landclass folders to keep track of them.


For example

NO GOOD
RJOP/
/scenery
/texture


GOOD
RJOP/
/scenery