Mirage Factory Mirage 2000 AdA

[Catfish 0]

I'm trying to remove the air-refueling probe from the

 

Mirage Factory Mirage 2000 AdA

 

I think it's called "perche", since removing the entries below from data.ini I was able to remove it from the cocpit view:

 

Component[008]=Perche

 

[Perche]

ParentComponentName=Nose

ModelNodeName=Perche

ShowFromCockpit=True

 

There's a way to remove it also from external view?

[Wrench 9,426]

Yes.

Add/edit aircraft data ini...

where ** is the next number in sequence...

 

[AircraftData]

 

--snippage--

 

Component[009]=Nose

 

--

 

///===moves to remove things===///

 

Component[0**]=NameOfItem (note, can also be called "Remove1" -- but must match the 'Name of Item' below)

 

[NameOfItem]

ParentComponentName=MeshName

ModelNodeName=MeshName

DestroyedNodeName=MeshName

DetachWhenDestroyed=TRUE

HasAeroCoefficients=FALSE

 

pioneered/discoverd by Bpao himself

 

WARNING: don't be surprised if it leaves a hole in the fuselage; it all depends on how that mesh was extruded from the parent (ie: the fuselage)

 

Post a screenshot, if it works (or, even if it dosen't!)

 

wrench

kevin stein

Edited March 2, 2011 by Wrench

[Catfish 0]

it doesn't... I still see the probe.

 

I didn't understand what is "Meshname". I just copy this in DATA.INI

 

Component[008]=Remove1

 

[Remove1]

ParentComponentName=MeshName

ModelNodeName=MeshName

DestroyedNodeName=MeshName

DetachWhenDestroyed=TRUE

HasAeroCoefficients=FALSE

 

 

[FrankD 7]

Hello Catfish,

 

in the _DATA.INI, replace the following lines:

 

[Perche]
ParentComponentName=Nose
ModelNodeName=Perche
ShowFromCockpit=True

 

 

by:

 

[Perche]
ParentComponentName=Nose
ModelNodeName=Perche_ok
DestroyedNodeName=Perche
DetachWhenDestroyed=TRUE
HasAeroCoefficients=FALSE

 

 

and voila!

 

 

Soon™

Edited March 2, 2011 by FrankD

[+JAT81500 135]

Try this:

 

[Remove1]

ParentComponentName=Nose

ModelNodeName=

DestroyedNodeName=Perche

ShowFromCockpit=FALSE

DamageRating=DAMAGED

MassFraction=0.001

HasAeroCoefficients=FALSE

 

It should work.

Edited March 2, 2011 by JAT81500

[Catfish 0]

thank you very much!

 

Now I have a beatiful clean Mirage nose!

[Wrench 9,426]

as the guys said above, the "MeshName" I highlighted IS the mesh name of the object to be removed.

 

wrench

kevin stein