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With regard to the B-58 I noticed some data file issues and as such I have been working on adjusting the hit boxes, collision points, and engine thrust points, as well as adjusting a number of other location points to match your model and trying to make the numbers match the data from the B-58A manual. If can send it your way if you are interested. I noticed that you have a FB58FT2k external fuel tank referenced in your data file but I do not see it in the download. The nozzles for the afterburners do not have an animation assigned to them. Animation number 5 for the shocks on the right main gear also does not seem to be working. I also think there might be some issues with the cockpit as when I have adjusted the cockpit to allow me to see out the cockpit windows my head seems to be partly inside the top hatch of the pilots canopy. Looking at photos of the B-58 I think the shape of the front cockpit canopy and windows might be slightly off. Hit box positions before and after my adjustments. Before... ...after. Before... ...after.

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If you will let me I would like to try my hand at updating the data files for the HAWK system.

@Veltro2k , I have been working on adjusting the hit boxes, collision points, and engine thrust points, as well as adjusting a number of other location points to match your model and trying to make the numbers match the data from the B-58A manual. If can send it your way if you are interested. I noticed that you have a FB58FT2k external fuel tank referenced in your data file but I do not see it in the download. I also think there might be some issues with the cockpit as when I have adjusted the cockpit to allow me to see out the cockpit windows my head seems to be partly inside the top hatch of the pilots canopy.

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Missing flightdeck or collision LOD for the carrier?

Have you tried checking the collision points and hit boxes in that data.ini file?

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