Wrench

did you read the post above, about d/ling expansion pak 1? JRL said it should have been fixed in there!

it's not a turret, but more of a swivel mount. I'e never set one of these up.

I hate bugs...

File Name: XvT/BoP Alliance Operation: Revolt on Draketh V & Return to Draketh File Submitter: Wrench File Submitted: 21 December 2015 File Category: Star Wars Games XvT/BoP Alliance Operation: Revolt on Draketh V & Return to Draketh 12/01/2015 For XvT -with- BOP add on (both original CD & new GoG version) This package contain 2 sets of 12 mission each, in chronological order. Revolt on Draketh V: One of the major systems (Draketh V) that the Alliance had hoped would join the Rebellion against the Empre, has just fallen into Civil War. The dissidents that started this dispute are a group of Drakethians who refuse to live by Draketh V's governmental laws. This is a new group with few resources at their disposal; much like the early Rebel Alliance. Known as the Chasekk Directive, this group has begun to attack many vulnerable Alliance convoys in order to obtain supplies and weapons for their own use... Return to Draketh: The Alliance, successful in resolving the dispute between Deaketh V and the Chasekk Directive, has now gained the support of the Drakethians. However, the Chasekk Directive (who was secretly working on advanced shield generators during the Draketh V Tour) remains Neutral. They have not yet decided if they will join with the Alliance to Restore the Republic, or the Galactic Empire... These are to be used/placed into your ...Balance of Power/Combat folder. Each set has it's own folder (part 1- drak, part 2- chas) and the lst reflect a chronological order. Most of these missions have additional goals, messages (which are sometimes used as in-game hints), and "eye candy" added. To get the maximum points, stay 'in mission' until all goals are achieved. As always, PLEASE read this enclosed readme for full, detailed install instructions. Give the "Note" section a read too, for well, notes! The original readmes for both sets are in their respective folders. Good luck and good flying! Wrench Kevin Stein Original mission set for XWCD by Jeremy Lee, circa 199? Click here to download this file

thanks, Alfie, for giving it the proper USN designation! I was going to suggest the name change in the release thread...!!

still early... but with some luck, this one single Lod can be used to create 4 - 5 different variants!

the picture linked is pretty useless, as just WHAT item(s) in question are not being pointed out. the "square bars" on the side of the HUD is a pitch ladder, for up and movements. Usually, across the top there is sometimes a heading scale (compass degrees). Sometimes that may only be a digital readout being a modder has nothing to do with being able to read the instruments. KNOWING what the displays are (or should be) is the question. your linked image clearly shows both the pitch ladder AND the heading scale on the HUD. The only thing I see missing (and if the image had been zoomed in closer to JUST show the HUD, we could see more -- and tell us WHICH aircraft--) is a gunsight So, what exactly IS the question?

what exactly are you trying to say??? Your statements make no sense ADI don't show degrees; they're for pitch. Are you asking about a compass (ie: heading)

. may it rest in piece

File Name: SF2 1950s USMC AD-6 (A-1H) Skyraider Skin Pack File Submitter: Wrench File Submitted: 14 December 2015 File Category: A-1 SF2 1950s USMC AD-6 (A-1H) Skyraider Skin Pack 12/13/2015 = For SF2 (or Any & All =at= Full- Merged) = *Note: must have SF2:V as part of your merged install to access the A-1H aircraft itself.* The package represents USMC AD-6 (A-1H) Skyraider squadrons of the mid-1950s. Included in this set are skins for: VMA-212 VMA-333 VMA-225* VMA-251* *Note: In Real Life ™ service, these 2 squadron used AD-4B (and AD-5) aircraft, but as there is little difference between the marks, for gaming purposes, are used with the AD-6/A-1H. (they =CAN= be added to the "SF2 AD-4B Skyraider, KAW Era" mod here at CA, but you'll have the blue drop tanks on your grey/white skins, but that DID happen in Real Life. Or one can hand-load the 'white' drop tanks.) All aircraft use a pool of modex and BuNums, with individual air group letters. In this respect, they should be considered "generic" in nature. All markings, excepting special squadron paint schemes (VMA-225 only) are decals. All skin maps are in jpg format. Decal randomizaion is TRUE. For those squadrons that are listed in the stock 3w "squadronlist.ini", a decal is used to activate the squadron name display on the loadout screen. Reminder: nothing is included herein that makes them Player Flyable. There is a superb cockpit by Dels you should have already! If you don't, what ARE you waiting for?? :) As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them .... Happy Hunting! Wrench Kevin Stein Click here to download this file

and...the decals are still drying. forget to use setting solution!!

1957.. departing NAS Key West for the Rosey Roads Target Range

I'm pretty sure TOD objects (trees and buildings) can only be added via the 3w terrain editor. As these are "built in" to the tiles. Otherwise, one would need the skins and lods (or whatever 3d item is used) for the TOD buildings and the 2 types of trees resident within the terrain's main folder. THEN they can be added to the _targets and _types ini. Sounds like way too much work... Unless a separate TOD generator is created...

get a decent graphics card, maybe?

possible mismatch in aerodynamic statements for left/right wing, (flaps, lift numbers, etc) landing gear not matching (possibly rolling coefficient, shock strokes, rolling radius, etc) possible issue with lod; when mirroring the one side to create the other, sometimes the don't lineup (but I don't think that might be case--that's more of a decal/skin thing any aircraft in particular? -- you can name them, it's alright

yes, they did get the plane wrong. you'd think with CGI they'd get it right...

there may be something happening along this front. be paitent

shouldn't be an issue, as long as the desert.cat is in your FE2 core install (a simple copy/paste to the core install's /Terrains folder) what I don't remember is if it covers, historically, enough area for that time frame

I made some additional tiles, to fill in some missing transitions for that set, and used them on the Eritrea/Ethiopia terrain. if that's of any help to anyone...

see if this works...

although the folder structure is pretty much the same from 1stGens, the LOCATION isn't. And you WILL need to create some new folders in the mods folder for some of the items. also, read the "creating a year/theatre specific install" -- should be pinned at the top of the forum and, just as important -- you'll need access to the DAT site for 75-85% of the WW2 aircraft (good luck!) any questions, ASK!! :)