Military AI Works

these are now ready on AVSIM, hope you like them

Brill Ray, have wanted these for a while. What scenery is that in the shots?

Regards
Dale

thanks Dale, that is Hohn and Landsberg. there is a link in the read me but i removed the static 160's ?

Ok cheers Ray

Thank you very much, Ray
This will be the first download after I return from our holidays

Great addon!

Just one question... how the static C-160s can be removed in the scenery of landsberg?

thanks

Juan

i removed this file from the ETSA scenery folder "N49E010_N48E011.bgl" but the buildings will also go ! but with ADE9 you can add your own.

f4nutter wrote:i removed this file from the ETSA scenery folder "N49E010_N48E011.bgl" but the buildings will also go ! but with ADE9 you can add your own.

Or you could import that BGL into ADE, then delete the statics from the AFD, recompile and you have the buildings but no statics.

Mark

Ref the Flightsim.com new files entry:

The link for the C-160 is wrong and gives you a 1996 A/C from Dennis Wasnich !
(This confused me for a couple of minutes).


To find the Fernando Martinez A/C search for "ai_c160.zip


Regards

ooops sorry about that Pete, i'm not that good with ADE9 sorry din't know you could do that with the scenery.

campbeme wrote:

f4nutter wrote:i removed this file from the ETSA scenery folder "N49E010_N48E011.bgl" but the buildings will also go ! but with ADE9 you can add your own.

Or you could import that BGL into ADE, then delete the statics from the AFD, recompile and you have the buildings but no statics.

Mark

And once you have done that, you could then post the amended bgl for those that are crap with ADE -


Please???????????????????????

Stewart Pearson wrote:

campbeme wrote:

f4nutter wrote:i removed this file from the ETSA scenery folder "N49E010_N48E011.bgl" but the buildings will also go ! but with ADE9 you can add your own.

Or you could import that BGL into ADE, then delete the statics from the AFD, recompile and you have the buildings but no statics.

Mark

And once you have done that, you could then post the amended bgl for those that are crap with ADE -


Please???????????????????????

I will take a look next week for you.

Mark

campbeme wrote:

f4nutter wrote:i removed this file from the ETSA scenery folder "N49E010_N48E011.bgl" but the buildings will also go ! but with ADE9 you can add your own.

Or you could import that BGL into ADE, then delete the statics from the AFD, recompile and you have the buildings but no statics.

Mark

Just tried that and it would not load into ADE. I might be doing something wrong though

Can you tell me where you got the AFCAD "ETS2" from ??

ah that afcad ? its actually ETSM Memminggen AB for my GAF F-104's, i cut the airfield in half so i could have pair take off's.

Nice package Three of the birds flew over my property in a kind of "stretched" formation last Thursday. I am not good in guessing altitudes but I am sure they could make me out easily

[quote="f4nutter"]ah that afcad ? its actually ETSM Memminggen AB for my GAF F-104's, i cut the airfield in half so i could have pair take off's.

Ok so if I replace ETS2 with ETSM and re-compile that should work then

perfectly

f4nutter wrote:ah that afcad ? its actually ETSM Memminggen AB for my GAF F-104's, i cut the airfield in half so i could have pair take off's.

Nice, I was wondering if that method would actually work for getting side-by-side landings and take-offs.

It does but you have to be careful as you are effectively having two completely different airfields in the same location. They won't share parking spots or taxiways and you can/will get aircraft taxying through one another.

You have to be very careful at planning your traffic to reduce these ghostly collisions. You may need to time slot arrivals and departures in each hour to reduce it.

It depends how much you really want pairs take offs.
Pairs landing you may get a pair are already on approach from another airport/waypoint when you load it, but if the airport/waypoint is not set up for pairs approaches itself then the pair will normally get split and not arrive together.