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AIM-97A Seekbat for SF2


What if Mod : AIM-97A Seekbat for SF2
v1.0.0


1) History

    Studied by General Dynamics, the Seekbat tested under the designation XAIM-97 was a USAF 

    attempt to field a long range AAM for intercepting the Foxbat.

    This 590 kg air-to- air weapon was a SAHM. Its speed was Mach 3+ and its range was 90 km.

    The Seekbat was another Standard missile derivate...


2) Installation

    This AAM uses the AGM-78 LOD file from Strike Fighters 2.

    I have repainted the tile and created the needed files with the TW Weapon Editor.


    Put the "Objects" folder to your SF2 Directory


    In order to fire it you could fly the Thirdwire F-15A and you need edit the data.ini of the plane 

    and add "SAHM" entry to this file :

        // Weapon Stations --------------------------

        [LeftWingStation]
        SystemType=WEAPON_STATION
        StationID=1
        StationGroupID=2
        ...
        ...
        ...
        AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,EOGB,MER,FT,SAHM
        AttachmentType=NATO,USAF
        ...
        ...
        ...
        FuelTankName=Tank610_F15
        FuelTankNodeName=droptank_wing_L

        [RightWingStation]
        SystemType=WEAPON_STATION
        StationID=2
        StationGroupID=2
        ...
        ...
        ...
        AllowedWeaponClass=BOMB,LGB,EOGB,MER,FT,SAHM
        AttachmentType=NATO,USAF
        ...
        ...
        ...
        FuelTankName=Tank610_F15
        FuelTankNodeName=droptank_wing_R


3) What if story 

    1980 over Europe : the AIM-97A Seekbat is in operational service !


    
Its your turn now !


Coupi ;)


 

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