Military AI Works

Just some random stuff knocking around. Again in FSX, I must admit i am beginning to like it

Anyway, enjoy:

Great shots, I need to start posting more to show those on here FSX isn't so bad. Like the F-5 overflight of the fisherman.

I just last week put in Joecoastie's RNoAF 330 squadron and added the DB RNoAF Vipers. What prop textures are you using on the P-3?

Thanks v much, I don't know what specific package they're from but i borrowed it from an aircraft belonging from VQ2, if that helps.

Top notch screen shots!! Still, no FSX for me though. I'm still using an old rig that would choke on it.

drpilotw99 wrote:Top notch screen shots!! Still, no FSX for me though. I'm still using an old rig that would choke on it.

You'd be surprised how little power it actually needs. I run it on a laptop thats about 5 years old. Yeah i can't run it at the top end with everything turned up but then i couldn't on fs9 either.

Yeah but that's the point too. I am running on a fully rebuilt machine optimized for XP and with all sliders up on FS9. That along with not having to adjust my ai installations and reload or repurchase some scenery I have to stick with it. Maybe when I come around to getting a new computer I could give it a look. I know support for Window XP is going in to sunset soon so maybe then.

Nice shots

Personally I'm holding off on going full time FSX due to sheer lazyness. Every time I've done a clean reboot of Windows (doesn't happen often, though!) I've installed both FS9 and FSX and updated both, and then.. nothing. I load up FSX every now and then, but then I'm struck by how I have to set the display settings, get fix the GFX driver profiles, learn the new keyboard shortcuts (the FS9 camera movement keys are stuck in my mind), how I have to get new modules, find a decent traffic viewing addon, copy over the relevant traffic files, download ADE & sceneries, get the free FSX versions of payware sceneries I own (where the developers offer that), etc etc etc. Whereas with FS9, it's just a matter of copying in the relevant CFG backups, and being done with it.