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1 ) Alpha-Numeric 2 ) capability (RADAR)

Give me a call if you need any tips on the matter, Ken. BTW, I drove by your "favorite" intersection this past weekend, and even stayed for a night at the Hampton Inn with the Intruder in the parking lot....lol

It needs to be extracted from the .cat archive and into the flight folder, where you can edit it with notepad. Use SFP1E (the SF extraction utility) to accomplish this.

The loadout.ini in the MiG-29's folder needs to be edited to reflect the Mirage Factory's (NATO) missile naming convention.

Drop the weapon editor into your windows/system32 folder, and make a shortcut from there to your desktop. Then reboot to allow windows to load it. It should work fine afterwords, unless you have something installed that's interfering with it (such as Office 2007).

No, and no one can, as there's no provision in the game engine for those two unique events...unless you want to replace the landing gear "touchdown screech" sound on naval aircraft (and you'd still not have a cat-shot sound).

You need to install a weapons pack FIRST, so you have an editable weapondata.ini file. Then you need to point the Wep Editor to the location of the weapondata.ini (for example, Thirdwire/Wings Over Israel/Objects/Weapons). Then you use the editor to save the weapondata.ini. This generates a .dat file that can be read by the game engine.

You should peruse the Knowledge Base before you beginning modding any title in this series: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=12210

You've either missed a step, or you're attempting to use Bunyap's pack on a Soviet or WP aircraft. The solution to the first scenario is to try it again. The solution to the second, is to use the Mirage Factory's pack.

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=33279

Do not use the UberAI mod with the latest patches (or with WoI). It's unnecessary now....trust me.

About 80 km north of me, in Bayonne, NJ. http://www.angelfire.com/zine/WeirdUSA/sto...stikahouse.html

Well said, Jug.

Well, CNN is like any other media source, in that they suffer from the "it's been said, or it's an opinion, so it must be true" syndrome, so I take it with a grain of salt. People outside the United States, in particular, people who hail from countries consisting of many "ethnic republics", do not have a real grasp as to how united we really are. An example of this, was Charles Rangel's reply to Hugo Chavez's statements regarding President Bush. Charles Rangel is pretty much on the opposite end of the political spectrum from Bush, yet, his response to Chavez was: "I want to express my extreme displeasure with statements by the President of Venezuela attacking U.S. President George Bush in such a personal and disparaging way during his remarks at the United Nations General Assembly. It should be clear to all heads of government that criticism of Bush Administration policies, either domestic or foreign, does not entitle them to attack the President personally. George Bush is the President of the United States and represents the entire country. Any demeaning public attack against him is viewed by Republicans and Democrats, and all Americans, as an attack on all of us."

Did this guy even bother to check the dollar's current exchange rate against other currencies before making such an asinine statement?

Here's a close up of the largest bite. The area inside the red box is where my boss extracted a white shark's tooth from the carcass....and yes, he had to hold his nose while doing so!

That's a whale carcass that we encountered about 100 km offshore, and judging from the lack of baleen strainers, it's probably the remains of a sperm whale. The bite marks are from sharks of varing sizes, the largest had a bite-radius of well over a meter, and is obviously from a white shark (white pointer to all of you on the upside-down part of the earth ).

Hellish sea monsters? Why lad, they're quite common 'round these waters.... What's this...? Ah..Thar she blows! Errr blew, errrr, whatever! I'd be more afraid of what was chewing on this one (note size of bite marks in comparison to crew)

Well, proper calculation of the Cla & CL0 values for the main wings and stabs, for starters. Use Kreelin's Aeroconvert to do that. PM me if you need a hand.

You obviously positioned them with campaigns in mind. You do know the escorts will more or less maintain formation with the carrier in a single mission, right? And, SAM equipped escorts will engage enemy aircraft out to a range of 30-50 miles, depending on the missile type. Also, the WoV CVA-63 can be equipped with terriers, though they won't align themselves perfectly to the launch rails. http://forum.combatace.com/uploads/1209494...43_56889764.wmv

According to the Guinness, a common Budgie named Puck, is credited with having the largest vocabulary of any bird, at a whopping 1,728 words. Even more incredible, Puck had a knack for using words in proper context (if Puck's owner is to be believed): http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Talking-birds#Puck

Does anybody else out there think that this would make for a dynamite campaign for the ThirdWire series? "Pirates of the Gulf"

Yes, that's true, and you'll often read of (or hear) that term used in novels, and older films that were striving for accuracy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_(nautical)

The actual origin of the term "port" is speculated to be because the left side of old merchant sailing ships had a loading or entry port. The right side had a steering board that hung over the side of the ship (before the invention of rudders) which is where the term starboard comes from. So if the steering board hung over the right side, the boat would need to dock on its left side, or put into port on its left side.

Prarie Oysters?