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@mue I found an issue with LODViewer_v0.6.2. When viewing some of WhiteBoySamurai's ships when I click upon certain meshes used as pivot points for VLS missile and SBROC launchers it causes LODViewer to crash. I believe it is related to a "Material ID" issues as these are intended to not be visible in game. Below are screen captures of WhiteBoySamurai's DDG-72 variant of his DDG-51 shown in LODViewer v0.5.2, which has no problem with the related meshes and then contrasted with LODViewer v0.6.2 which crashes. LODViewer v0.5.2 pivot point meshes highlighted, note the "Material ID" listed... ...Vs. LODViewer v0.6.2, note the difference in the "Material ID" number contrasted with above... ...Crashed when pivot point mesh clicked upon.

I am working with the uploaded to fix issues on this.

I will give it a look and get back to you soon.

A video I thought I should share. Crossing the Atlantic Ocean in a 1930s Airliner. Encounter inflight icing, fuel problems, and weather as we head to remote northern Canada before crossing to Greenland, as we fly a Douglas DC-3 across the Atlantic to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

Just a thought but is your Avionics70.dll file working right? I just took a look at the TMF 1.0 version of both the FA-18A and the F-15A. The former is set to use the Avionics60.dll while the latter is set for the Avionics70.dll.

@rwatson Check your messages. I invited you to join a PM thread that has just about everything needed to get a WWII ETO install started. I made it to help out another player with this same issue. It has been five years since I put in together so a lot of mods have come out since but it should still give you a good starting point.

Just a reminder that "The Orville - Interactive Fan Experience" Alpha V1.0 is now available on Steam.

In that data file none of the weapon stations have ASM listed under AllowedWeaponClass=. Try this minor data file edit and see if you can load Harpoons now. CF-188B_DATA.ini

Would please you attach the data and loadout INI files for the aircraft in question so I can take a look at them?

Have you checked the aircraft's loadout.ini file?

I just found out about these and thought I would share. https://apollopreliminarydrawings.com/

The "Ymac=" entry for each wing listed just below the relevant "Chord=" entry appears to be the distance from the center line the given Wing, Outer Wing, or Stabilizer's Ymac is located. Maybe the ReferenceChord= is used as the base reference for the wing and the "Chord=" on each wing is the wing's chord at the distance the "Ymac=" is and/or with intact slats and flaps in retracted or extended position? You might find this thread useful as well. Maybe it should get added to the Knowledge Base.

Well here is the Wikipedia definition of Chord (aeronautics). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_(aeronautics)

Just thought I should let everyone know that the people behind Stage9 the Enterprise-D virtual reconstruction that got shutdown by CBS have reformed into Messy Desk Interactive. Their new project, which seems to have the informal blessing of "The Orville" creator Seth MacFarlane, is an interactive recreation of the shows titular ship. Just announced as of Tuesday, 9th July the official release date for "The Orville - Interactive Fan Experience" is the 23rd of July, 2019, 8:00 am PDT. See more links below the video. "The Orville - Interactive Fan Experience" on Steam. Messy Desk Interactive YouTube Channel r/MessyDesk on Reddit Messy Desk Discord Link "The Orville - Interactive Fan Experience" Facebook Page. "Messy Desk Interactive - Virtual Recreation" Facebook Page. https://twitter.com/MessyDeskGames http://www.orvillefangame.co.uk/

Also here is a link some TDC info. https://maritime.org/tech/tdc.htm

Wrench, did you try the "Lost your Access Code?" link in the Third Wire Download Center? Also have you changed your E-mail address since you purchased DLC 29? I think the address and access code are linked.

I just did that for someone into flight sims that I have been talking to on a discord server. This is what I found, the full cost of all components purchased separately is $431.65 while the all in one pack is $99.99. That is a deal for someone just starting out on with SF2. In fact it is less than three of the regular install components or the and some $70 to $80 cheaper than the total price of just the DLC. Also, if you already have all of the included components. You can get access to the complete pack for free.

Speaking of TBD's I thought I would share this.

The "T" tab in the upper left corner or using the R key on the keyboard does it now.

GroundObject decals do not work. Hull numbers and ship names can not be viewed.

I have not had any issues with the player being the lead in a bomber formation either. The only problem is that there is not a way to make your flight drop bombs together in formation on command.

Interesting photo. Maybe some of your remember this parasite fighter test...

Some other great photography from 1979.