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Thank you for taking the time to put that together. Every bit of Photoshop help is always welcomed. -Jeff

Add LP to the AllowedWeaponClass= of whatever station you want the pod to be loaded on. Since the Tomcat was wired for the LANTIRN on the right pylon, try [MissileStation2] or [MissileStation2bis]. I don't have my Bombcat loaded at the moment to tell you for sure.

Kevin, Yep. Big sucker. @ JUG, I only repainted the Phase V and added various details and some ini work. The hard stuff had already been done. But thanks.

Could be one of many things. Did you enable to the weapon station to accept the LANTIRN or LP? What year are you trying to fly in? Looking at the WeaponsData.ini it was available in 1987, so prior to that, it won't show. However, the Navy used basically the same AAQ-14 pod as the USAF. The ASQ-138 is a laser spot tracker for Hornets. And the Tomcat didn't use the Nav pod, so you can drop that. I've got to ask. Have you read through the Knowledge Base on the various ways to install 3rd party products?

In order to save some time for people searching for things within the multiple CAT files, here is a breakdown of whats in each. SF2E: ObjectData001 Default Ground Object TAN skins (Barlock thru ZU-23) Ground Object inis Weapon inis (includes GUNDATA and WEAPONDATA) Weapon LODs and skins GermanNum TGAs Country Insignia TGAs ItalianNum TGAs Kill TGAs NationName TGAs Pilot LODs and skins Ejection seat LODs and skins SovietNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) USMCNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) USNNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) USNCV (aircraft carriers) Num TGAs (Same as SF2V) VPAFNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) ObjectData002 Aircraft skins (An12, B57(silver), Hunters, Il28, MiG17s, MiG19, MiG21F/MF/PF/PFM, Su7s, Tu16, Tu22) All inis, LODs, etc, for above aircraft ObjectData003 Aircraft skins (F4C/D/E (ADC grey & desert), F100D/D64(silver)) (Same as SF2V) All inis, LODs, etc, for above aircraft (Same as SF2V) Cockpit gauges (includes common A-4B gauges) (Same as SF2V) ObjectData004 A4_SqTail TGAs (Same as SF2V) F4_SqTail TGAs (Same as SF2V) F4TailNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) F100AFNum TGAs (for SEA camo) (Same as SF2V) F100NumFuse TGAs (buzz numbers for non-camo aircraft) (Same as SF2V) F100NumTail TGAs (for non-camo aircraft) (Same as SF2V) SqF100Tail TGAs (for SEA camo) (Same as SF2V) SqName TGAs (USN and UMCS VA/VF/VMFA) (Same as SF2V) ObjectData006 Aircraft skins (B52,B57(Camo),F4C/D/E (Camo),F100D_64/68(Camo)) (Same as SF2V) All inis, LODs, etc, for B-52, F-100D_68 (Same as SF2V) ObjectData007 Aircraft skins (A7D,F105D/D66) (Same as SF2V) All inis, LODs, etc, for above aircraft (Same as SF2V) Common cockpit gauges for A-7D, F-105D (Same as SF2V) ObjectData008 A1Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) A6Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) A7DAFNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) (SEA camo) A7Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) B57Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) F8Fin TGAs (Same as SF2V) F8Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) F105AFNum TGAs (Same as SF2V) (SEA Camo) F105NumFuse TGAs (Same as SF2V) (buzz numbers for non-camo aircraft) F105NumTail TGAs (Same as SF2V) SqF105Tail TGAs (Same as SF2V) (SEA Camo) ObjectData009 Aircraft skins (A7D75/78,B57(black),CF104s,F4D78,F4E78,F84F,F104G,Hunter51,MiG17PF,MiG21bis/MF/PF/PFM,MiG23BN/M/MF/ML/MLA/MLD/P,MiG27,Mirage3/5,MystereIVA,SuperMyst) Default Ground Object GREEN skins (Barlock thru ZU-23) All inis, LODs, etc, for above aircraft ObjectData010 Aircraft skins (A10A/A78,F4F/F80,F4M/M75,F15A,Harriers) All inis, LODs, etc, for above aircraft ObjectData011 A10_Sn TGAs A10Sq TGAs AV8ASq TGAs F4FNum TGAs F4M_SN TGAs F15A_SN TGAs F15Sq TGAs Harrier1SN TGAs Hunter9SN TGAs SQBadge/Band TGAs SQBandPhantom TGAs I'm hoping that I captured nearly everything and created a fairly comprehensive list for easy reference. As you can see, much of the SF2V files are in the same folders, so it will cross over easily. -Jeff

Like these?

View File Aeroflot An-12 This is a repaint of the Antonov 12, NATO reporting name "Cub". It represents a handful of aircraft actually operated by Aeroflot and the Soviet Air Force. I've also given you a new data.ini file for the An-12. I've added the ALO-2 chaff and flare dispensers that were fitted to some Cubs used in the Soviet-Afghan War. Additionally I've added the landing lights and a tail beacon. This can be used with any of the first series TW sims, although with some slight adjustment, be made to work in the second gen sims. -Storm Submitter ST0RM Submitted 06/07/2009 Category Multi Engined Bomber, Transport, Light Attack and Trainer Skins

AWNVN While we've got some tremendous first hand knowledge from a few members and others who have researched this subject better than most professional historians, some of this could be used for the WoV/SF2V. Note the part about the rattlesnake RWR sound for the SA-2 EDIT In my skim reading, I failed to note this was from a guy designing missions for Fighters Anthology. But still a good resource!

What is this read me you speak of?

Same thing happened to me. My ext HD died. Although I think it's just the USB power supply, so I might be able to retrieve the data on the actual drive later. Otherwise, 200Gb of gaming stuff, gone.

Amen bro! 75 more days to go... I do wish the rest of you guys a fun one though.

Now if we could associate individual sounds for each threat, we'd really be in business.

Thank you Kevin! Looking forward to trying it out. Jeff

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Working it.

I was born in '73...

Just ordered it and am downloading now.

You mentioned the B-57. By 1969, the B-model was undergoing modification to the B-57G "Tropic Moon III" config. The model found in USAFE was the RB-57 and later, the EB-57. The EBs were converted B-57C trainers. So, you could replace the B-57B with one of the excellent 3rd Party Canberras for accuracy. -S

This looks like a great campaign, but it seems to be corrupted. I downloaded twice and got an incomplete archive on both. Anyone else? -S

Very true! Bases like Spangdahlem, Ramstein and Hahn had major A-to-G and SEAD commitments, while the ANG/AFRes would come over with their F-4Ds and backfill in the A-to-A role. But KB is also correct in that the Harrier would be well suited for use on forward deployed fields/autobahns for CAS/Anti-tank missions. -S

Got it. Love it! Thanks KB.

Pass on my well wishes as well. Jeff

Awesome work as usual Ant. Gladly adding these to my install! Thanks. Jeff

The GR.9 was intended to have the larger LERX. The GR.7/AV-8B had the 70%, while the GR.9 was to have the 100%. But it doesn't seem to have been built as standard, so there are still a mix.