Fubar512

Is the engine sound (etc.) not there at all? Or does it seem to cut out by itself when you change views? If it's the latter, it's a bug that effects addon and default aircraft alike. Try moving the throttle slightly and see if that restores the engine sound.

You can, with two exceptions that I can think of. They are: Any aircraft that is based on, or requires files from the original Strike Fighters C-130, and, any aircraft that is either based on, or likewise, requires files from the Strike Fighters F-104G. The last one can be rectified by downloading and installing the add on F-104G from ThirdWire, but there is a bit of a hack required to allow it to install into WoV. The only other issue you may run into with addons is one of service dates for aircraft and their loadouts. That can be easily fixed, as well. I suggest you take an afternoon to read through the SF/WoV forums and archives here, at SimHQ, and at Thirdwire. Read through the FAQ's provided provided by Column5, first: http://www.column5.us/faq.htm

Female AWACs controller? :) If you're referring to "RedCrown", that's traditionally a ship-borne controller. Perform a Google search on "Red Crown, PIRAZ" -

The thrust value in SF is measured in Newtons. 1 lbs thrust = 4.448 Newtons

OK, now you're thinking like a real SF modder See that button in the image that says "copy gun"? Copy the ".50 cal M3" (the copy will now appear at the bottom of the list), rename the copy to something like 'Sabre M3". associate your sound file with it, and then open up the F-86_Data.ini and change all six internal gun entries to "Sabre M3". This last step is necessary as the model needs to know which weapon to use.

It's about as complicated as typing an email, or posting a message on this board If you've downloaded the weapons pack, then you should have a copy of the Weapon & Gun Editors. First, if you're using Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you need to right click on the Guneditor.exe and Weaponeditor.exe files, select "properties", click on the compatibility tab. select Windows 95 mode, click apply, and then OK. This step must be performed for both editors, BTW. Next, you need to locate your gundata.ini (you may have to extract it from the Objectdata.cat) using the the Guneditor. There will be one in each installation, and it will reside in your Objects folder. Once you've open the Gundata.ini, scroll down to the entry for the desired weapon, in this case, the N-37D cannon. The highlighted text "gun fire sound name". is what you need to edit. I've already done so here. associating it with the 37mm cannon sound. Next, you need to make sure that the sound is in the Sounds folder, and that it also has the necessary entries in the soundlist.ini file (that needs to be extracted from the Flightdata.cat file and into your flight folder). The readme in the Mega pack will explain how to do that. The only issue with that is that EVERY .50 cal in game will use that "faster" sound, even single barreled weapon mounts.

You mean, something like this ? Gun Check Instructions for that should be in the Mega Pack's read me file (Mega Readme?)

First of all, you'll find it a great help of you go to tools/folder options/view, and uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types". If you had done this beforehand, then you would have seen that the very first file on your screenshot (the VietnamSea "Security Catalog") is in fact, the elusive VietnamSEA.CAT that we've been talking about, all along.

Then you must use the VietnamSEA.CAT in place of the Desert.CAT

No problem here...

I see that you've added the refueling probe and the external manifolds. Nice detail, Capun!

OK, you did copy the necessary files from SFP1 (TU-22.lod, etc), in order to make the TU-22 work in WoV, right? It is, afterall, a default SFP1 aircraft, like the C-130 or F-104G.

In each A/C's data.ini try adjusting the MinBaseSize from LARGE to MEDIUM. I don't believe that the WoV VietnamSEA terrain has any "large" VPAF airfileds.

I guarantee you that you're trying to patch an already patched game. Check the version number, it will give you the game's date. You should only apply patches newer than the version number date.

Sorry, Space on that server is quite limited, and I needed several megabytes worth to host another media file, so out of necessity, I deleted the file-in-question.

1. SA-9 2.Looks like a KS-19 100 mm AAA 3.ZSU-23-4 4.SA-2 5.Appears to be a variant of the SA-2 6.Flat-Face Radar 7.have no idea 8.Hawk

Here's a short video of what happens if you fly over a Carrier Battlegroup.... The ships in the vid are the USS Kitty Hawk (Terriers), The USS Oliver Hazzard Perry (SM-1s), And the USS David Ray (Sea Sparrows). Even at 30,000+ feet, you're dead meet if you get within range of these units. 2.9 MB WMV File

Look at what Bunyap's put together:

Irregardless of what the public may think, there's one rule that's irrefutable.... "The low altitude record can only be matched, and never exceeded"

Robert, you are a real trip, my friend. I suspect that someday soon, you'll be the one solving all our SF issues BTW, I've disovered the problem with the SA-3 Static launchers, and I'm working on a solution.

Although it's possible to exceed my speed in this screenshot, the best anyone can do, is to tie me for low altitude :D