Dave

Swiss F-5E ROK F-5E ROC F-5E Greek F-5A Turkish F-5A Israeli Mig-21F-13 Finnish Mig-21F-13 Also 8 different Mig-15's 1 and 2 seaters. 2 East German, 2 Polish, 2 Egyptian, 1 North Korean, and 1 PLAAF, pending approval from pasko and a few others. All require the latest wep pack... ...coming soon...

Get in touch with Column5 for permissions.

Just do as instructed in that post and it will work in WOE. Trust me...

Yep that is the best way to do it and no headache.

Papa K Look here http://www.simhq.com/simhq3/sims/boards/bb...t=004014#000001 That willl fix your F-18 issue Never had that issue with the F-111. The Tornados I am not sure about. Never seen it before.

Never truer words spoken Gepard.....

Well my main concern was permission to use all 3rd party mods. As long as he has that then I wish him luck.

But that is the case with any new aircraft. The dev wants a fighter unmatched by anything else, so the money will get spent on it.

It is possible to install any 3rd party terrain using any of the three .cat files: desert.cat, GermanyCE.CAT or VietnamSEA.CAT. Most, if not all, 3rd party terrains are created expecting to be used with desert.cat, but can be modified to work with others with a few .ini edits. Think of a .cat file as a zip file. The .cat file includes everything needed to make the terrain work. It contains the terrain tiles, ground objects, runways, and all the .ini's to make it work. Files can be extracted from a .cat with the cat extractor. Files cannot be put back into a .cat. Files that are in the terrain's folder, take presidence over those in the .cat file. ******************************************************************************** The first issue that needs to be resolved to use either the GermanyCE.CAT or VietnamSEA.CAT with a 3rd party terrain is the airfields. Without the following edits, runways will not work. All three cat files contain the same 6 runway models. What differs is name of the "AirfieldDataFile" specified for each airfield in the terrain's _target.ini. For example, from Gepard's Israel terrain, israel_targets.ini: [TargetArea004] Name=Tel Aviv "Ben Gurion" Position=350000.000000,422000.000000 Radius=8485.281250 ActiveYear=0 Location=1 Alignment=FRIENDLY AirfieldDataFile=desert_airfield1.ini <- AirfieldDataFile name NumSquadrons=3 Target[001].Type=Runway1 <- Runway name Target[001].Offset=0,0 Target[001].Heading=90 The desert_airfield#.ini's only exist in desert.cat. They exist with different names in the other .cat files. You'll need to edit EACH airfield's "AirfieldDataFile" for all the airfields to work. Use the table below to determine what "AirfieldDataFile" to use. RUNWAY NAME VietnamSEA.CAT GermanyCE.CAT *********** ************** ************* Runway1 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD1.INI GERMAN_AIRBASE1.INI Runway2 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD2.INI not available Runway3 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD3.INI GERMAN_AIRBASE5.INI Runway4 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD4.INI SOVIET_AIRBASE3.INI Runway5 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD5.INI SOVIET_AIRBASE1.INI Runway6 VIETNAMSEA_AIRFIELD6.INI GERMAN_AIRBASE6.INI You'll notice that there does not exist an "AirfieldDataFile" for Runway2 in the GermanyCE.CAT. If you're using the GermanyCE.CAT file, you'll need to pick one of the other 5 runway names, and the correct "AirfieldDataFile" for all instances of Runway2, if you're using the GermanyCE.CAT file. ******************************************************************************** Second, you'll need to edit the terrain's main .ini file to point to the correct .cat file. For example: In israel.ini: [Terrain] TerrainFullName=Israel DataFile=israel_data.INI CatFile=..\Desert\Desert.cat <- Catfile name Change it to either: CatFile= ..\VietnamSEA\VietnamSEA.cat Or: CatFile= ..\GermanyCE\GermanyCE.cat ******************************************************************************** The last issue, involves only those 3rd party terrains who use the terrain tiles from the desert.cat file. Israel, SCal, and AmericaNW are examples. For these terrains, you need to download one of the two alternate desert tile sets. Deuces's "Enhanced Desert" is located at www.sfmods.com Polak's "Photo-Realistic Desert" is located at www.majorleesaerodrome.net Choose one, and copy all of the contents into the terrain's folder. ******************************************************************************** Couple Of Notes: I have not compared every last file from the three .cat files. These changes are enough to make the terrains usable. There may be ground objects such as a building or a mosque that is in the desert.cat, and not the others. If this is the case, these objects will obviously not appear in the terrain, if used by the terrain's author. If you have the desert.cat, use it.

Well Zero you cant sell something that isnt yours. You selling 3rd party add ons without thier permission is theft.

He is sitting here right here with me as I type drinking beer.

Dont forget my Vark skin packs. http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...mp;showfile=923

Its just their own planes. No real differences in them.

Fubar did it as a joke Sag, relax.

Any aircraft in the hands of a good pilot will kill the other. Whether it be an F-4 vs a Mig-29....the better pilot always wins. Chuck Yeager can atest to that.

I answered your post at SimHQ. Since you dont have WOV it wont work for you.

First of all the SU-37 will never see production. There are no buyers. And even in a 1v1 against the F-22, it wouldnt stand a chance, whether it be long range or a knife fight. The F-22 is a much better fighter than anything in the air right now.....period.

Ok its from 2004, whats the big deal?

Sky captain the Mig-25's are out...

View File Mideast F-5E Package Mideast F-5E Tiger II Mod by USAFMTL Skins by Mike1 Modded with permission from BPAO. Hanger screen, loading screen, weps tweak by USAFMTL. FOLLOWING THE READ ME'S Submitter Dave Submitted 06/27/2006 Category F-5 Freedom Fighter  

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=82755

Looking good....

Right mouse click on the respective icon (Weapon and/or Gun Editor), then click on "Properties" and when the menu drops down, click on the "Compatibility" tab. Put a check mark in the square for "Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows 95, then click on "Apply" and "OK" and the editors should then open. Or you can also put it in your windows/system folder.