guyran

Thanks, Paolo Ran p.s Did you see my last PM?

The Mig-1x_data.ini files you need are within ObjectData2.cat. About the Mig-21 I have no clue. Try to ask in it's announcement topic.

View File Arab Six days war campaign - for SF2 Israel Arab air forces campaign in the 1967 six days war. For SF2 Israel This is an expanded 6 days war campaign for SF2 Israel to include the Arab air forces. This campaign allows you to fly for the Egyptian and Syrian Air Forces during the 1967 Six days War. Flyable Arab airplanes: Mig-17 Mig-17F Mig-19S Mig-21F Mig-21PFM Su-7BMK This is an incomplete campaign, because the flyable Migs are not included. In order to play this campaign you must download them from combatace site. To install: 1. Install the early Migs cockpits from: Ordway's Early MiG Pits -Upgrade/Repair Package http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autocom=downloads&showfile=9178 2. Install the Migs-21 from: Mig-21 Complete Pack SF2 Europe 1.2 http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=9488 3. Install the Su-7BMK from: Su-7BMK Fitter-A ver. 1.2 for SF2 Israel http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=10131 4. Unrar Arab6days 5. Copy/paste the campaign files into the mod SF2I directory. That’s all For suggestions or comments just send me a massage. Enjoy Guyran Submitter guyran Submitted 10/28/2009 Category User Made Campaigns

TK response:

Did Nesher and KfirC1 actually had RWR, or is it a TW's bug?

In WOI the Nesher has RWR system. Though, in SF2I there is no RWR on board. From SF2I Nesher_Data.ini: [DetectSystem] Name= RadarType=RANGING VisualBlindArc=5,6,7 VisualRestrictedArc=4L,8L MaxVisibleDistance=8400.0 HasRWR=FALSE Where is the truth behind the RWR in Neshers? Did Neshers actually fought, above enemy territory in Yom Kippur war, without RWR early warning system? Guyran

View File Su-7BMK Fitter-A ver. 1.2 for SF2 Israel ========================================== Arab Air Forces Su-7BMK Fitter-A ver. 1.2 for SF2 Israel _________________________________________________ This aircraft is an update of the excellent SF1 add-on "NKAF Su-7BMK" by Bob *howling1* Hauser for SF2. The NKAF Su-7BMK: http://forum.combata...ds&showfile=718 Modification over ver. 1.0: Fixed loadout problem Modification over ver. 1.1: Using now the latest original Thirdwire FM and skins from SF2 Israel. Instalation: 1. Unrar 2. Open the original \Objects\Aircraft\Su-7BMK\Su-7BMK.ini file with a text editor. 3. Inside the Su-7BMK.ini file you can see those lines: [AircraftData] AircraftFullName=Su-7BMK Fitter-A AircraftShortName=Su-7 AircraftDataFile=Su-7BMK_data.ini LoadoutFile=Su-7BMK_loadout.ini UserList=Su-7BMK_UserList.ini 4. To turn the original non flyable SU-7BMK into flyable one, add those 4 lines at the end: CockpitDataFile=SU-7_cockpit.ini LoadingScreen=Fitter.bmp LoadoutImage=SU7_loadout.bmp AvionicsDLL=Avionics60.dll AvionicsDataFilename=SU-7_avionics.ini 5. Copy and paste the content of \Objects\Aircraft\Su-7BMK into the same folder of SF2I. Thats all, Special Thanks To: Bob *howling1* Hauser for his permission to use his model. The Beta testers pilots: Paulopanz Wilco Thirdwire for excellent simulator. For any Questions or comments just send me a message Enjoy Guyran Submitter guyran Submitted 10/25/2009 Category Su-7

Your 5 pack earlier and now the Ouragan, made my day, Paolo. Thanks, Guyran

You can't receive any new PM messages Paolo. Your messenger is probably full. guyran

From SF2I manual: Kfir C1 [Strike Fighters 2 Isarel] The Kfir C1 is the initial production version, externally similar to the Mirage 5 except the engine and additional ram intake. The original Kfir is renamed Kfir C1 after the Kfir C2 version entered service. Although Kfir has a higher thrust than Mirages, it is also heavier and less maneuverable, and it quickly became known as "Kfir Brick" by Mirage pilots.

Hi Paulo, Look for PM From the IAF Museum: Take care, Guyran

Found the solution to my question myself, about changing the FM without messing it. I've temporary eliminated the X_data.ini files (containing the FM) in the third party aircraft by renaming it to something else. This causes the sim engine to search and use the original TW data.ini files located in one of the core cat files. It was quiet an interesting experience to fly the non-flyable Mig-21 variants according to TK's original FM. guyran

View File The Ace of Aces mission - SF2 Israel Historical missions for SF2 Israel: (Updated from WOI mission) The Ace of Aces First fighter squadron 101 Neshers vs. Egyptian Mig-21. Colonel Giora Epstein is a retired colonel in the Israeli Air Force (IAF) believed to have shot down more jet aircraft than any other pilot. Epstein was credited with 17 kills, all against Egyptian aircraft. With seventeen confirmed kills, Giora Epstein remains the world's top scoring jet fighter pilot making him the "ace of all aces". During Yom Kippur War, October 20, 1973; already a double Ace with 10 kills, Giora Epstein maneuvers his 101 Squadron Nesher after a decoy of 2 Mig-21 Egyptian aircrafts. On the deck are 16 Mig-21 Egyptian aircrafts waiting in a perfect ambush. After 3 of the Neshers returned to base, Epstein fought alone against 11 Migs. The results of the battle were: 4 Migs-21 downed by the Israeli Ace. The full story of this battle is in the Giora Epstein Story.txt file. To install: Unrar Copy the msm files into the mission folder of SF2 Israel. You can play Giora Epstein's mission either in normal or hard difficulty. The hard mission is very challenging. You can also play the 'crazy mig' pilot role. Remember if you are playing the Egyptian pilot, don’t engage the Neshers on sight, lure them into the waiting ambush first. I invite everybody who plays the mission to post (in the announcements topic), how many Mig's kill you've got in normal/hard mission. For suggestions or remarks just send me a massage. Enjoy Guyran Submitter guyran Submitted 10/21/2009 Category User Made Missions

A) I'm not FM specialist, but to replace all the FM part in the data.ini file with the new one is not so complicated. B) I can only mess the FM, if I replace or change part of it, but I don't think so, if I replace the whole FM. My question was, if it is worthwhile doing so with each patch?

I understand that TK tweaks the FM with each new patch, This is a part of the FM derived from Mig-21F_DATA.ini taken from Mig_21_Complete_Pack_SF2_Europe_1_2 by ataribaby. [FlightControl] StallSpeed=70.97 CruiseSpeed=186.59 ClimbSpeed=298.33 CornerSpeed=224.63 LandingSpeed=66.65 MaxG=7.00 MaxSpeedSL=305.56 MachLimit=2.048 PitchDamper=0.85 RollDamper=0.75 YawDamper=0.3 This is the latest part of Mig-21F_DATA.ini extracted from the new SF2I. [FlightControl] StallSpeed=67.95 CruiseSpeed=186.59 ClimbSpeed=298.34 CornerSpeed=207.62 LandingSpeed=65.08 MaxG=7.00 MaxSpeedSL=305.56 MachLimit=2.048 MachLimitDry=0.980 PitchDamper=0.4 RollDamper=0.4 YawDamper=0.0 As you can see, many parameters of the FM like the stall speed and the corner speed are different. I wonder if it is worthwhile to adopt the new SF2I standard FM, when upgrading to SF2I? guyran

Is it wise to update old third party add-ons aircraft FM, with each patch/update from Thirdwire. I have the recent pre SF2I Mig's add-ons. I can extract the new TW Mig's FM from the ...data.ini files of nonflyable aircraft from the new SF2I. Is it worthwhile doing so?

Thank you mhmad. The campaign file has been updated too. Mig-17F is now replacing the Mig-17PF. Take care, guyran

Change the name of the campaign folder from '6 days war' into 'mod6days'. I hope this resolve the problem.