Piecemeal

That statement you've made is VERY true; especially in this age of increased lawlessness.

Niklas; I've just checked with someone and they've said that it's probably because of the aircraft you're trying to fly. Have you tried using the terrain with another aircraft?

I really can't explain this. You're the first person that I know of who has this problem. As long as you have it in the correct folder it should work. Try re-installing it again and see what happens. I'll tell you what; give me a couple of days and I'll ask a few more experienced people on the site if they know what might be causing this. Whether they have a solution or not I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Regards, Piecemeal

OK, lets see. What you need to do is to double check that you have the terrain folder in the right folder. Is this where you have it? : UserName/Saved Games/ThirdWire/StrikeFighters2/Terrains If you have it in this location there's no reason why it shouldn't work. On the other hand, if you have it the "C:/Program Files/ThirdWire/Strike Fighters 2/Terrains" directory, then it's definitely in the wrong place. You might know this already, but you should NEVER place SF2 mod files of any description in the main directory. Let me know how it goes for you

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There's definitely nothing missing in the terrain, Murphys. I might have heard wrong but I don't think that mission editors are usable in SF2. Also, I've never used any Mission Editors so I couldn't give a solution to your problems. The only advice I can give is to ask here on the thread if the ME is usable by any means in the SF2 series. Sorry I couldn't help you on that one bud.

It could be a few things. What's your Windows OS and your system specs?

Some of our TV comedy behemoths in Ireland

Is that a control stick or is this guy VERY happy to be alone with me?

Using up some old ordnance

Heeeeey - nice bongos! She can come to entertain at my parties anytime

Been wearing the arse out of this for the last week. Great to listen to when flying

What?!?!?! Who?!?!?!?! Whe ............

Ode to the F-111 mod creators and Spinners

Can't wait to show this to my missus. She'll f**king kill me afterwards though.

I'm not sure if they have them in the UK, but over here EVERYBODY loves a breakfast roll. Two slices of bacon, two sausages, two black or white pudding, hash browns one egg and (if you've got a big enough gob) some beans or mushrooms - all wrapped up in a twelve inch baguette The perfect meal to line your stomach for a forthcoming all day booze binge

Wasn't there someone working on a terrain for that area? I think it was for the Rhodesian conflict in the 70s

That Rhino is going on my wishlist as I speak

Weirdness? Well; speaking from my neck of the woods, all I can say is that if any of you ever come for a holiday to Ireland you should go out for a few drinks about twenty miles from me in Limerick City on a Saturday night. I believe David Attenborough would have had a very interesting time studying the social habits of the native females, albiet from a safe distance. Glasgow city centre wouldn't hold a candle to this s**thole

I wouldn't mind but I was doing a Google search for pictures of the Cookie Monster Maybe that's what he gets up to in the evenings, or should I say who he gets it up with

I'll let you lads decide what exactly the f**k is going on here

Air services across Europe are returning to normal, as airlines seek to deal with a massive backlog of stranded passengers

I feeeel like Chicken tonite, like Chicken tonite .............

Colorado must be a very friendly place indeed

I think you mean the'Wrister' scale, no? Seriously though, these mullahs must be taking lessons from the Roman Catholic church. Here in the old days, Parish Priests used to talk like that all the time. Hell, fire and damnation to those young ladies who wear their skirts above the ankles. Mind you, according to my Father, none of the young men complained about those 'promiscuous' young ladies