The Trooper

These are not kill, but mission marks. Bombs for successful bombing missions and missile silhouettes for escort missions. Each white star on the nose means 10 combat sorties.

The same here. My C: drive is reserved only for the OS and swap file. Iam not using the "My Documents" folder at all. Is it possible to put my "Mods" folder where the core game files are (i.e. E:/Games/SF2)? I don't like the idea to have the game split into multiple locations. I don't like the idea of using M$ Windows either, but that is a different story

The "F" usually stands for "Forsazhniy" (afterburner equipped). Maybe PFs are Ps with different engine? But it is only a guess.

This is what is what is stopping me to buy SF2. I totally disagree with Micro$oft's policy to make you put almost everything in the My Documents folder.

Happy Birthday!

I am not prettending to be an Russian aircraft expert, Iam just telling you what I have seen with my own eyes. I don't know what do you mean by early HUD versions - the ones I have seen were attached on MiG-29 (9.12) built somewhere in the late 80's. On the "day"(день) setting the HUD image colour was green (like the KA-50 HUD on your pictures) and when the little knob on the hud was switched to "night"(ночь) the image turned yellow-orange (much like the older ASP-17 gunsight on MiG-23BN). I don't remember the "setka" mode colour though.

Actually the HUD has two modes: day(green) and night(yellow-orange)

0,0,0 255,255,255 = white

In Su-27SM_cockpit ini set this for a correct bank indicator: [hud_Roll] Type=BANK_INDICATOR NodeName=HUDPlane01 MovementType=ROTATION_Y ValueUnit=DEG Set[01].Position=0 Set[01].Value=0 Set[02].Position=360.0 Set[02].Value=360.0 [ADI_Mark] Type=BANK_INDICATOR NodeName=ADI_Mark MovementType=ROTATION_Y ValueUnit=DEG Set[01].Position=0 Set[01].Value=0 Set[02].Position=360.0 Set[02].Value=360.0

Sure, go for it! She will need some errr... modifications of the 3d model, as well

Sure, if there is enough interest.

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=36660

X RAY, the Soviets have been producing PPK suits (G-suit trousers, much like the western ones) since the late 60's, but I have no idea why they preffered the high altitude VKK suits. The PPK suits were more common (and liked) in the rest of the Eastern bloc. Part 2 - modern Russian pilots - 90's until today, including Su-33 pilots in orange water resistant VMSK suits. No ZSh-9/90 helmets though. Part 3 - some early Soviet pilots wearing leather helmets. I'll probably use the stock pilot model, because the WWII pilot isn't very skin friendly. VPAF pilots pack - Vietnam war era and modern VPAF pilots. I have to guess the colour of the flightsuits used during the Vietnam war, due to a lack of colour reference photos.

Part 1 uploaded. Awaiting approval.

View File Soviet/Russian Pilots Pack - part 1 (60's - 80's) Soviet/Russian Pilots Pack - part 1 (60's - 80's) ------------------------------------------------- These are re-skins of the stock pilot model, representing Soviet/Russian pilots in a typical flightgear from the 60's till the 80's. Pilot descriptions: ------------------------------------------------- Red3201 - Red3211 These pilots are wearing ZSh-3 helmet and KM-32 oxygen mask. Developed in the early 1960's, this is probably the most widely used flight helmet in the world. Many of these are in use even today. Aircraft to use on: Virtually every type of Soviet-made aircraft. Best to use on: late MiG-17 ahd 19, MiG-21, early MiG-23, Mi-24, Su-7, early Su-17 etc. --- Red5201 - Red5211 These pilots are wearing ZSh-5 helmet and KM-34 oxygen mask. The ZSh-5 helmet was standard Soviet issue for its pilots in the 1970's. These helmets could be found throughout the entire eastern bloc and huge numbers have been manufactured until the late 80's. Aircraft to use on: late MiG-21, MiG-23, MiG-27, early MiG-29, Mi-24, Su-17, Su-24, early Su-27, etc. --- Red7001 - Red7111 These pilots are wearing current standard Russian helmet - ZSh-7 and the older KM-34 series I oxygen mask. This setup was typical from the late 80's and quite often seen today. Aircraft to use on: late MiG-23, MiG-29, MiG-27, MiG-31, Mi-24, late Su-17, Su-24, Su-27 etc. Instalation: ------------------------------------------------- 1. Extract to temporary location. 2. Copy the following files (where "XXXX" represents the desired pilot number) into your "Objects\Aircraft\" folder. RedXXXX.ini RedXXXX.lod RedXXXX_lod002.lod 3. Open the *_data.ini file for your aircraft of choice and search for a section like this: [Pilot] SystemType=PILOT_COCKPIT ... Change the line PilotModelName=... to PilotModelName=RedXXXX If the it does not have the line above, just add it. Save! 4. Start the game and enjoy your new pilots! ------------------------------------------------- Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=26131 In short: Feel free to redistribute it, mod it, include it in your mods, and do with it whatever you want, as long as it is not included in any payware! The Trooper 08 Feb 2009 Submitter The Trooper Submitted 02/08/2009 Category Pilot Mods

Sure, count me in!

Happy Birthday!

Sorry to disappoint you, but the pack will be of pilots only. I don't know when "the cockpit" will be released.

Less than 2 weeks And it will be a whole pack!

What about this?

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If you paint the interior of the pit in dark green, it will be closer to the real one

Does anybody know how to make the rangebar work in A/G mode?

This is what I got: