javitz82

Hi everyone, I´m uploading my first model that I created watching the tutorial videos in this page that shows how to use 3D Max and how to shape an airplane using blueprints of the aircraft. My intention in the first place was to create all the variants in the singleseat version: Version A: Prototipe Version C: Fighter Version D: Stealth Version M: Navy version It´s a file that contains a 3D Max studio model and some modifications like animations of the gear, flaps, airbrakes, canopy and stuff. This model was created mostly on 3D max 8 but then I got the 9 version so I may modified the file in the new one. I can´t remember. I don´t know if this model is worthy (because it´s my first creation and it may contain errors and stuff) but whoever wants to work with this model is welcome to do so. Some pics with render and without it: The 3D Max file of the aircraft: http://www.mediafire.com/?ksa2xp32p55aptu Greetings

I´m a big fan of the microprose F-19 stealth fighter, even today, and I was wondering if anyone knows how to make a photo/recon script for strike fighters 2. I always liked those missions on the F-19 when I had to take pictures of bridges, tank farms and stuff and I saw recently a mod of the TMF F-14 tomcats like a french ATLIS pod that shows the image of the target before you launch the missile and remind me a little of that. Could a script for a take photos mission possible? where you have to mount a camera as a weapon? and then take pictures when you press the fire button and once this is done the mission shows as accomplished? Greetings and thanks for your time

That´s the thing, I want to be able to fly a mission and take pictures in it, and not just fly over the checkpoint 5 and get mission accomplished. I think it would be nice to look through a camera and see anything the lens shows. But I know that it should be complicated to write a script that allows that specific action. In F-19 it takes 3 frames at the target to get that your job is done. I don´t know if it is even possible to create something like that. Greetings (To anyone: sorry my english, its not my mother language)