Dels

Eraser, I'm still on board with the FA stuff and I can give you a hand with the X-32 when you like. Jedi Master, I'll be planning on having a similar armament to what the X-29 had in Fighter's Anthology.

G'Day again, I thought I'd ask before I get shot down again, but is anyone in the middle of building the X-29? If not, it will be my next project, hopefully beginning work next week.

That's good news. Might have to go back and change some of my pits.

You're right there! A well aimed RPG or S-5 rocket will do heaps more damage than a SA-7/14/16 that has not been defeated by flares/DIRCM.

I guess you could give the "Item number" a try and see if it works for internal fuel tanks. I've never thought about that. However, I don't think you could apply the same to the external tanks. So I think that you might be stuck there. Let us know how you get on.

Once again I have been blown out of the water. The SR-71 etc. is already in the works. But that's good news, because it means it's closer to release than if I were to start one from scratch!

G'Day all, I'm in the middle of a project at the moment, but I was considering doing an SR-71 as my next project. Is anyone interested? Also, if I did make a recon SR-71, would anyone be interested in a fictional strike version with internal weapons bays?

Recently, while I was doing the final testing on my C-130E I found that the landing light positions on all my Hercs were incorrect. To fix it, do this: Open you C-130J-30_DATA.ini file and go to the very bottom section where the light positions are. Make the following changes: [inboardTaxiLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-2.650,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to -2.650,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [inboardTaxiLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=2.775,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to 2.775,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=-2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE and, [LandingLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-7.400,0.50,1.825 <------Change to -7.408,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [LandingLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=7.705,0.50,1.825 <------Change to 7.54,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=-1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE

Recently, while I was doing the final testing on my C-130E I found that the landing light positions on all my Hercs were incorrect. To fix it, do this: Open you C-130J_DATA.ini file and go to the very bottom section where the light positions are. Make the following changes: [inboardTaxiLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-2.650,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to -2.650,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [inboardTaxiLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=2.775,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to 2.775,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=-2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE and, [LandingLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-7.400,0.50,1.825 <------Change to -7.408,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [LandingLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=7.705,0.50,1.825 <------Change to 7.54,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=-1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE

Recently, while I was doing the final testing on my C-130E I found that the landing light positions on all my Hercs were incorrect. To fix it, do this: Open you C-130H_DATA.ini file and go to the very bottom section where the light positions are. Make the following changes: [inboardTaxiLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-2.650,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to -2.650,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [inboardTaxiLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=2.775,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to 2.775,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=-2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE and, [LandingLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-7.400,0.50,1.825 <------Change to -7.408,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [LandingLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=7.705,0.50,1.825 <------Change to 7.54,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=-1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE

Recently, while I was doing the final testing on my C-130E I found that some of the landing light positions on all my Hercs were incorrect. To fix it, do this: Open you C-130*_DATA.ini file and go to the very bottom section where the light positions are. Make the following changes: [inboardTaxiLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-2.650,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to -2.650,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [inboardTaxiLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=2.775,0.125,-1.124 <------Change to 2.775,1.15,-1.124 LightSrcOffset=-2.43,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE and, [LandingLight1] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=-7.400,0.50,1.825 <------Change to -7.408,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE [LandingLight2] SystemType=LIGHT Color=0.88,0.88,0.88 Brightness=0.10 Position=7.705,0.50,1.825 <------Change to 7.54,0.50,1.825 LightSrcOffset=-1.0,80.0,3.0 LightSrcRange=90 LightRange=45.0 CanFlash=FALSE LightNodeName=LandingLight IsLandingLight=TRUE

View File C-130E Photoshop templates Ver 1.0 These are the Photoshop templates for my C-130E Ver 1.0, so that others can make skins for it. Enjoy! Submitter Dels Submitted 02/18/2008 Category Skin Templates / Decal Sets

View File C-130E Version 1.0 C-130E As flown by 37 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force from 1966 to 1999. Read the Readme.txt Submitter Dels Submitted 02/18/2008 Category Multi Engined Aircraft

G'day everyone, Just thought I'd post to say that a C-130E will be inbound very soon. No pics to post at this stage, but you won't have to wait long. Maybe two weeks, maybe less... Dels

Marcello is already a fair way into building a B-2.

But of course if you want to put the decal on the doors also, you'll need to create a separate entry for them.

Yeah, I attached the landing gear pods to the fuselage. So the mesh is "Fuselage". Any time.

Crusader, They are actually there, but they're just a little faint with the light tan background. If you change the colour, they should appear.

That's fine Dave. No harm done. Sorry I couldn't respond earlier...it's a little hard with dial up.

Which hole? If you mean the one right at the front that looks like an intake, it's the intake for the Cargo Air Conditioning Pack. The exhaust is a round hole below the intake, forward of the MLG doors. All hercules that are C-130H and later have that type of air con inlet. That's the main way you can tell the difference between an E and a H (also the Flight Station Air Conditioner and APU inlet/exhaust).

Dave, Don't know if you still need help, but: I detached all the control surfaces for skinning, so some won't exactly line up. For example with the tail and rudder, if you want the stripe to show correctly, you'll need to offset the stipe on the rudder by a few pixels or so. Use the rivet lines as a guide. Sorry to make it difficult.

Thank God! I really wasn't looking forward to revisiting that!

View File C-130H Photoshop templates Ver 1.0 These are the Photoshop templates for my C-130H Ver 1.0, so that others can make skins for it. Enjoy! Submitter Dels Submitted 10/26/2007 Category Skin Templates / Decal Sets