Fubar512

There is no such thing as a "post 08" weapon editor for WoE, or for SFp1, WoV, and WOI, for that matter. Anything later than the version 22008 weps editor is meant for SF2, which is a different series.

LOL....most of us "old" hands generally spent more time experimenting on our own, until we figured things out.

You need to match both the weapon and gun editors to the patch-level or version that you're running, otherwise they will have no effect, whatsoever. When you start the game, what date is shown in lower RH corner of the splash screen(for example, OCT 2008)?

Eraser, Cablevision (Optimum) is only available in Long Island, Parts of SE NY State, And in NJ from Bergen to Monmouth Counties...so that vast majority of members here have no idea what you're talking about.....enter Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkFoIg3HUJQ

You need to provide more information. For example, are any of the weapons available? What are you trying to load, what aircraft are you trying to load it onto, and during what year? As the Mirage Factory strives for accuracy, You can pretty much rest assured that: A:) Only those weapons that were usable by a given aircraft or service will be available to it... -and- B:) Only when they were historically available to that aircraft or service (For example, you cannot load R-77s onto a MiG-29 before they were historically available, and cannot load them onto a MiG-21MF).

Good arguments, though they lose most of their validity when the title is viewed at 1080P resolution.

There is a very noticable change. Since ballistic tables are now calculated to a lower Mach value, tracers (and non-tracer rounds) travel about twice as far as they did prior to the mod. Ones chances of encountering a golden BB, become just that much greater.

Like the fact that it doesn't have all the necessary files available to it once you moved it out of its native environment, because you've forgotten to move those, too? It would have helped immensely if you'd had stated that in the first place.

That's the Korea 3 terrain, which is an integral part of the Korean Air War addon. KAW should be ready by Christmas. The F-2H2 in the shot is Razbam's model.

The effect in the screen shot is photo shopped. The "real" effect, is what you see in the video.

Lo-res video from the above scene: Movie_0003.wmv

MiGs, high at eleven o'clock!

On highway patrol duty, lookin' for traffic, North Korea, 1952...

On highway patrol duty, lookin' for traffic, North Korea, 1952...

testing.....

Look Kevin, it's Project Skyhook! Ooops! I was going to say, don't get Kevin started, but I kind of did that already, didn't I..." "Dr. Russel Marvin....this is a voice speaking to you from......."

Probably driving the getaway car

Space Combat sims? Are you kidding me? Things have gotten so bad, even Darth Vader had to resort to bank robbery. And you're asking about space combat sims.....sheesh!

That feature is not programmed into the series, though the AI seems to have a rather good sense of things when it comes to avoiding high terrain.

That's an issue right there. Never install a game into the Program Files folder of Vista or Win 7. I suggest that you uninstall it, reinstall it either into a Folder on C:\Drive, or even better yet, try this: Install it using the following path: C:\Users\(YOUR NAME)\Saved Games\Thirdwire\Wings Over Europe

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OK, First, in Vista, try running the editors from the desktop. Secondly, where did you install WOE? With Vista and Windows 7, the preferred path seems to be C:\Wings over Europe, as opposed to C:\Program FilesXX\Wings Over Europe. Also, I suggest that you take a moment and read through this: http://combatace.com/topic/34221-running-any-thirdwire-sim-in-windows-vista-by-usafmtl-column5-jtin/

BTW, try this: http://combatace.com/topic/57799-because-im-an-idiot/

OK, so you must use the latest editors, dated 2008, and you may have to eithet run them from inside a compressed folder (safest) or from inside a system folder (not recommended unless you're an experienced computer user, or an IT specialist). Try the compressed folder routine first. Riht click anywhere on your desktop, select New Comprssed Folder, and left click to create it. Then drag your editors into the compressed folder, click to open it, and try executing them from within.