Fubar512

Happy Thanksgiving!

Worse case scenario, you'll have to run system restore, and restore your system back to date prior to this issue. This can be accomplished from safe mode, as well.

Looks good so far:

IIRC, one can have opaque glass (like a gold color) with canopy-like reflections, but not true mirror-like reflections in this series.

Boot into safe mode with networking, by restarting your machine, and tapping the F8 key while it is starting. Once the boot menu appears, select "Safe Mode with Networking", as the start option. Allow it to start. Once it's up, try running your apps. Either way, download and install the free version of Malwarebytes from http://www.malwarebytes.org/ , and let it update and run. Once it's finished, reboot your system, and see if the apps are now able to run in normal mode.

Try this one http://combatace.com/files/file/8921-mgunny-331killerbees-sf2-ordnance-shop/ It's a bit old, and many of the 3D models and textures have been since updated, but it should help get you started.

Be Because the series ends in 1982 or 1986, so the developer felt no need to add weapons that did not exist at the time (such as the AMRAAM). That's where the modding community steps in. Look in the downloads section for the appropriate weapons pack, download, and install it. But again (and I cannot stress this often enough), take the time to read through the SF2 knowledge base.

What's wrong with a frowning Dave Slavens?

You don't really know and or see what is going on here. It's exasperating to deal with people who have been members here for over a decade, that have been involved with the series for at least that long, that have never contributed anything in all that time (not even an offer of help and advice to fellow members, or even noobs). One would think that those "people" should have some idea as to how the series works by now, and how to research things. Instead, they come off as being lazy, expecting others to do even the most basic things for them. I mean, they ask questions that any 8-year old could find an answer to on Google or Bing. Try doing this job for a decade and dealing with such types for that long, and then tell me what you think.

Amazing!

I have to show this to Tomcat74, who started the model way back in 2005, and I must say that Oli (Bpao) would also have been impressed with what you have been able to accomplish. These images, which date back to 11/18/2007, will show you how far Blackbird has taken this model:

OK, it appears that the air and ground pack may use a different tile set, which is causing your issue. It may be calling out terrain tiles that do not exist in the default VietnamSEA terrain. You have several options. The one that I recommend, is to use the "Green Hell 3.5" terrain tiles by Stary: http://combatace.com/files/file/14268-green-hell-35/ Be careful though, there are two tile sizes used, 1024 and 512. The 1024-sized tiles require a powerful computer to run well.

All I remember, is that it's not a model poly total, it is a per node value.

Ed, what Martin is trying to say, is that the center pane of the windscreen is perfectly flat, with absolutely no curvature to it. He's just being helpful. See below:

A debate that's been raging since the end of the Muscle car era in the early 1970s is finally addressed. My Money's on the Chevelle SS I'll admit to a bit of bias here, as I once owned a '68 Chevelle SS 396, a '69 Charger R/T 440, a '69 and a '70 AMX 390, and a '69 Mustang GT ragtop (with a 351 Windsor). And, I never paid more than $1800 US for any of them! Of course, that was back in the mid-late 1970s, when all them were considered to be nothing more than "normal" used cars. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsUBn9bTfIc#t=2484

You can always get around the latter rule, by constructing and deploying an excrement catapult, and hoping that the police don't seize it

These are the entries and values that I use on the F-16 models, and they work like a charm. [Fuselage] SystemName[019]=CAT1_G_Limiter [CAT1_G_Limiter] SystemType=HIGHLIFT_DEVICE DeploymentMethod=AUTOMATIC_G_loading CLiftdc=-2.7500 CDdc=0.0 Cmdc=-0.350 AreaRatio=2.000 SmoothDeployment=TRUE Setting[1].Angle=45.0 Setting[1].DeployValue=9.0 Setting[1].RetractValue=8.8 MaxDeflection=20.0 MinDeflection=0.0 ControlRate=5.0 ModelNodeName=Internal

Eric, wasn't that one of the models that we setup with a virtual G-limiter?

Yeyeye made the latest ones. The original ones were a collaboration between Oli and Marcelo.

Then you will find that the movie is really quite poor when compared to the book. I suggest that you also read "Intruders" by the same author. It is the next sequel in the series chronological timeline, followed by "Final Flight", "The Minotaur" (and then the others).

Ah, so the challenge was answered that long ago.... You know the one; You ask a question of someone, and they respond with, "Does a bear shiit in the woods?". "No, sometimes he does so in a B-58's ejection capsule"

Dillon, You're spinning your wheels and confusing yourself. The last two statements in the options.ini should read like so: [Mods] ModsEnabled=TRUE Directory=C:\Users\Leo\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 NorthAtlantic Editors=StrikeFighters2 [screenShots] Directory=C:\Users\Leo\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 NorthAtlantic\ScreenShots Format=JPG After you edit the two statements to match the above, move all the files and folders you've created into the main StrikeFighters2 NorthAtlantic folder and delete the "StrikeFighters2 NorthAtlantic - Mod" folder.

Post a screen capture of your present folder structure.

That's really only applicable if you're creating a separate install, for say, the Korean Air War Mod (etc.). It is not something that you need to do in your case. Read this: http://combatace.com/topic/62302-what-is-the-mod-folder/

The cable companies are simply upset with the rise and popularity of streaming services, that provide a less-expensive alternative to their cable programing . Quite a few people have "cut the cord", completely eliminating cable, and get their television straight from these services. And soon, HBO will offer streaming subscriptions. Since most people receive their internet service from their cable provider, it doesn't take a genius to see why the cable companies (Comcast & TW in particular) are going out of their way to throttle the bandwidth that one has already paid for. I am fortunate in that my cable/internet/telco provider doesn't subscribe to this draconian philosophy....at least not yet. I see Net Neutrality as a way to keep them honest.