SFP2 Israeli-modified Super Mystere Cockpit

[+ordway 23]

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SFP2 Israeli-modified Super Mystere Cockpit

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New SFP2 Israeli-modified Dassault Super

Mystere B.2 Early-Mid life cockpit for Wings Over

Israel2 (I could not get the SFP1 version to work

in SFP2 and had to start over again with SFP2).

 

Gages have been moved, eliminated and added. Bitmaps were added.

Color photos and cockpit diagrams of the Super Mystere were used as reference.

 

You need the Wings over Israel 2 for the

Dassault SMB2 Super Mystere.

 

Originally inspired by CA_Stary (photo-realistic

early to mid life additions added by Richard

"Pitts2A"Ordway).

 

version 1.0

June 07, 2010

 

You NEED SFP2 Israel and a previous SFP2 addon (with the F-100D Super Sabre) such as SFP2, WOV2, WOE2, to use it!

 

3D .LOD files not included!

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Credits:

 

CA_Stary for all his hard work to make the

brilliant basic Super Mystere B.2. in

SFP1

 

Thanks to Frank Safrenek and Michel Gerard of

Mirage Aircraft of Flightsimulator.com for pics of

the Mystere IVA and Ouragan-many of which

carry over to the Super Mystere.

 

http://www.mirage4fs.com/

 

TK for Wings Over Israel2 and a bitmap image of

a Meteor battery gage.

 

Lexx_Luthor for his "Generic Cockpits:

 

applications to strategic air warfare" at Thirdwire

forums and cockpits MOVE editing discoveries.

 

Really great stuff there!

 

Wrench, for his tutorial about adding F-100D

cockpit to unflyable WOI 1 planes.

And suggestions to use Hun's pit in Super Mystere.

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This is a modification of Thirdwire F-100D sfp2

cockpit to represent the Dassault Super Mystere

B.2 Early-Mid life cockpit.

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Installation:

 

The 3D F-100D base cockpit is NOT included! If you have any previous merged SFP2 installs,

you can just add the contents of this download to the Super Mystere folder and it should work.

 

If you have only the SFP2 Israel alone, then you need to extract the F-100 contents and add it to the

Super Mystere folder. It's two

minutes work anyway.

CAT File Extract Utility can be found at:

http://combatace.com...3-catpack-archi

ving-utility/

 

Included are ini files and all repainted textures.

 

1. Extract the archive to your C:

MydocumentsThirdwireWings Over

Israel2ObjectsAircraftSuperMystereB2 folder

 

2. Using the CAT File Extract Utility extract from

SFP2 the F-100D_PIT.LOD...and all the

other F-100 files if you want.

 

More precisely, from "ObjectData.cat" found in

"other_Thirdwire_jet_simulationObjects"

directory extract the file:

 

"F-100D_PIT.LOD"

-this file is the geometry of the Super Sabre

cockpit. It's core file and cannot be redistributed.

 

Period.

 

3. Copy this file into C:

MydocumentsThirdwireWings Over

 

Israel2ObjectsAircraftSuperMystereB2cockpit

folder.

 

4.That's it. Nothing more needed. Go flying!

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HISTORY:

 

The Dassault SMB2 Super Mystere was the

basic equivalent of the North American F-100

Super Sabre except smaller and much less powerful. It saw much air-air combat and gave

stellar value to Israel.

 

Over Saykal, the Israeli Super Mysteres

encountered a pair of Syrian MiG-21s and

although outclassed by the MiGs, shot both of

them down.

 

By the end of the first day of 1967 Six Days War

hositilities, Super Mysteres had destroyed 5

aircraft in the air.

 

http://www.geocities...anaveral/Hangar

/2848/smbd.htm

 

http://www.acig.org/...h/article_255.s

html

 

In 1975, Israel sold 12 complete airframes and 6

sets of spares to Honduras. The aircraft were

involved in numerous border skirmishes with

Nicaragua and were finally withdrawn from

service in 1996.

 

http://en.wikipedia....sault_Super_Mys

t%C3%A8re

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Tactics: The Super Mystere has almost the same

thrust/weight t/w ratio as the F-100. It has a

noticeably lower wing loading than the F-100 so

can out turn it all other things being equal. It can't

climb as fast as the F-100-(Mike Spick, Illustrated

Directory of Fighters). Against the Mig-19 and

Mig-21 and MiG 23, try to out turn them.

Against the Vampire, Meteor, Mig-15, Mig-17 try

to do vertical yo yos while turning.

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Legal stuff:

 

You can do whatever you want with this, as long as you don't include it in any payware package.

 

Giving us credits would be fine.

 

Richard "Pitts2A" Ordway

Przemek "CA_Stary" Starkiewiczfor Wings Over

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• Submitter
  ordway
• Submitted
  06/08/2010
• Category
  Jet Cockpits

 

[+paulopanz 2,876]

This is a must have add-on! Eagerly needed!

 

Fantastic.

 

Thank You very much.

 

 

Paul

[+guyran 13]

Thanks, Ordway.

Is it good for the IAI Saar too?

 

guyran

[+ordway 23]

Thanks, Ordway.

Is it good for the IAI Saar too?

 

guyran

 

The short answer is yes. They were basically the same aircraft in the cockpit...but maybe more electronics/replaced newer items in the later Saar. Unless I can find a cockpit photo of a Saar. The Saar might have had a blue artifical horizon added...if so I would make a separate Saar cockpit and release it in a jiffy!

[JediMaster 451]

I'm getting a crash whenever I click fly with the SMB2. It gets to 90%, then the jet engine loading sound abruptly dies and it freezes until I eventually get "SF2.exe has stopped working".

I'm using a merged SF2 install, what did I do wrong?

[+ordway 23]

I'm getting a crash whenever I click fly with the SMB2. It gets to 90%, then the jet engine loading sound abruptly dies and it freezes until I eventually get "SF2.exe has stopped working".

I'm using a merged SF2 install, what did I do wrong?

 

 

Have you tried extracting and putting all the F-100 files (especially the .lod files) into the new Super Mystere folder? Sometimes for me, this will solve all problems.

 

 

 

There's so much legal stuff, that I hesitate to do this for a download for the public. But you, of course, can.

 

 

 

Richard