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PLEASE answer my this 2 questions clearly:

 

1- WHY we dont see every famous aircraft in SF2 or SFP1 libraries.for example I love to fly with FJ-1 Fury.now i search in web and there it is: FSX MOD! but never find sf2 MOD.is work on files in sf2 harder than FSX or what?WHY WHY WHY? :angry:

 

2-WHY in last year production of new files is stopped.we did not have new aircrafts.where are our famous MODDER (wrench,stary,spinners,cocas,79 ai piraties,veltro2K,Dave and etc).only yakarov is the man who worked hard in last year.ther are more than 100 aircraft to worked but more of them stopped or unknown position like Tu-160,super mirage 4000,FJ-1 fury,FH phantom,AH-1w, AH-1Z,a new su-24,su-34,sukho T-4,.....but dont worry about them: search......... and.....and.....and you find  FSX or FS9 versions !!!!!! :angry:  but never find Any SF2or SFP1 version. :blind:

 

 

NOTE:i am not a modder.yes yes i know i am an architect. :buba:  I work on 3D buildings.but never worked on aircrafts.IF not work on them personally. :flyer:

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2 - Sometimes life gets into your way and slows things down. Does not mean that work will not be resumed on those projects whenever that is possible from the side of the modeler. Just a side info, due to time availability in Real Life several projects are going on for years before it can get into release status. Certainly betas can be punched out quickly, but then comes the nagging about certain points that "user" dislikes and complains about and the creator of the work had no time to iron out yet even when he had plan to do those modifications himself for final release. Also there are project "priorities" what a modeler would like to finish first, second, third, etc.  

I think I can say in the name of others: we work on models specifically for that reason, because they are NOT in our games, if they were there already then we wouldn't need to create them.

 

 

1 - Depend on the modeler and how that was made. FSX and X-planes have their own program that can create models and it is not that simple to port over, sometimes you need a 3rd party exporter/importer that might not free at all. Secondly the creator of the model might not even work or use SF series titles so why he would take the hassle to convert one for it. Beside that sometimes an AC is over detailed for other titles and would require quite some time to make it less system heavy, so your SF2 game engine can run it without a hick-up. Also an other aspect that the creator of certain models are not agreeing to convert/use their work in other titles or simply not share source files so can be converted by someone else - and they have a right to it, their product, their work.

 

Patience young padawan.

Creating an AC in modelling software is not that too different from a house - although for this later there are specialized software that makes it easier and simpler for the user, but if you use autodesk architect then you have more than half of the know-how to make one without much of a trouble. You only need to get used to round shapes and their connections and how to work with smoothing groups, etc.

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Havent seen so many angry smileys for years  :seks:

 

Cant wait to see the other guys response and im realy astonished about your calm answer logan! My would look alot different and I would risk to get banned cause of many bad words I would use  :big_boss:

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Havent seen so many angry smileys for years  :seks:

 

Cant wait to see the other guys response and im realy astonished about your calm answer logan! My would look alot different and I would risk to get banned cause of many bad words I would use  :big_boss:

 

 

That´s why I did not replay too....  :biggrin:

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Hey my friend, people here have spent serious time on creating mods, and when I mean time, I mean as in years.  

 

So relax and take the time to thank our modding community for their toils, for the gifts that they have given us, and namely, thank them for the time they took. Valuable time that they could have spent with friends and family, etc.

 

Threads like this get closed, fast, and posters who continually whine about such things, tend to suddenly disappear.  Understand?

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