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The captured F-5E Tiger during soviet flight evaluation. And for the guys who dont believe, that the Soviets had one:

Recon run over Sark island.

The gunners were good. As you can see, they tracked my flight path across the base quite well. Speed was what saved me. They missed the parachute retarded store I dropped on the pass. (on the left) This one... Not a bad drop for going by at high speed. A little late to run now, though.

As part of your continuing training and pilot education, we have a special test for you today. As you can see, the maintainers have repainted all the gauge faces, so NONE of the numbers can be seen. It is your task, not only to remember which gauge is where, but what the information the gauge is displaying. To do this, you'll be flying a full circuit around the base. Engine start, taxi, takeoff, fly the pattern, and land. You'll taxi back to the parking slot you started from. Have a safe flight. Happy April Fools Day!!!

one: how the hell do ya have a Phantom parked on the runway? i mean i see its Uncle Sams favorite ASVAB waivers but still..... two (yeah, i been sittin on this for a week) youre too damn high. mandatory screenie:

back to the original question, are the weapons youre trying to edit stock? stock weapons (or decals, pilots and guns) do not show out of the box. you have to extract at least the weapon ini from the cat and place it in your weapons folder (creating a weapons folder if your install is very much stock). when you extract it, a folder will be created for whatever your extracting stock aircraft and ground objects are the only ones that will have folders in a vanilla stock install final question: when yours was greyed out, had you selected(clicked on) at least one file?

from Guam with love.....

James have you tried reinstall of the extractor?

The weapons editor is convenient especially when you look at Guidance type. In the ini, this item has a numbered code, eg GuidanceType=10. But in the editor it has Heat seekers, and similar for other types. So for ini editing, user needs to know the codes. (Although, I suppose not many people change guidance type on missiles.) Rechecked, my extractor installed itself in Program Files x86. Also put a Utilities folder in Savedgames but it just contains Config file for the extractor. Also creates another folder in Savedgames/Thirdwire called Extracted Files.

Neither the WEaponsdata nor gundata are required anymore, especially for add on or edited weapons. Hence, the creation of seperate sub-folders in the /Weapons folder This is clearly stated in the Knowledge Base on "Editing weapons" or some such title. Might want to give that a look see. Also might want to read up in the KB on "how the extractor works". Because they ALL do. Odd the Utilities instlled in the base install; mine installed to the root of the SavedGames/ThirdWire. Having mods, in any amount will NOT effect how the editors works.

Do you have mods? Remove any big mods. Or do a separate install of SF2 in a different location (or a different pc) and try using cat extractor. You may need to install all 5 games.

this one too (damn Ron, i actually did make my deadline )

in the midnight hour babe

the biggest Gunfighters