Military AI Works

I am recreating Pease AFB, NH as it was when I was stationed there in the late seventies. It was a Strategic Air Command base with FB-111A's and KC-135's
Standing in for the AI FB-111A is Mike Stone's F-111C repainted by me. If anyone would like to help with a true AI model PLEASE let me know. Thanks, Steve
You can download the Beta version from my website at: http://sites.google.com/site/shess0757/projectpeaseafb

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Features include:
# Alert Area with shelters and static FB-111A(with SRAMs) and KC-135 aircraft
# Static FB-111A, KC-135 and C-130 aircraft
# Military Combat and Cargo parking spots added
# Ground support equipment and vehicles
# Individual add on transient aircraft & flight plan packages to save frame rates
# AI FB-111A's that ATC addresses by tail number
# AI and Static KC-135 aircraft with matching SAC textures
# Added signs and US flag
# Optional high resolution AI KC-135 textures
# General's T-39 now parked in front of Base Ops
# Alert Area 'Mole Hole'

That looks very impressive mate, well done indeed.

Nick

If I remember correctly the Aardvark used in the Australian AI package is a true AI. Maybe it's worth to contact them and ask if you may use the aircraft.

gsnde wrote:If I remember correctly the Aardvark used in the Australian AI package is a true AI. Maybe it's worth to contact them and ask if you may use the aircraft.

I have tried in the past, but have had no luck

Plus it has a built-in afterburner, in the mdl, I seem to remember.
That seems like a good idea, but in practise it doesn't work as well as you would think it would.

shess0757 wrote:

gsnde wrote:If I remember correctly the Aardvark used in the Australian AI package is a true AI. Maybe it's worth to contact them and ask if you may use the aircraft.

I have tried in the past, but have had no luck

If anyone has a copy of it, Please pass it on to me.
Thanks

Static FB-111A aircraft in the hangers will now be llt a night, not a dark silhouette as FSX would live with. Hopefully the static KC-135s will soon follow.