EricJ

Much thanks!

Yep I tried it on the A-4E (Late) and it didn't work. Guess I'll have to reinstall SF2V..

True I was trying to fix a Scooter myself but for some reason the hump won't show, so not sure what the deelio is, may need the "FakePilot" setup in order for it to work.

Nice one exhausted

YAP and excellent shots Stick, and Spinners

Looking nice!

True, that's why you hit the "M" key to verify. Besides Strike Fighters 1/2 is pretty basic: Waypoint #2: Departure Waypoint #3: Waypoint Waypoint #4: Initial Point (The waypoint with a square) Waypoint #5: Target Location (The waypoint with a triangle) Waypoint #6: Egress Direction Waypoint #7: Waypoint Waypoint #8: Approach Waypoint #9: Landing Lineup Waypoint #10: Runway End.

It more than likely is doable, but by The Mirage Factory or somebody versed in that stuff. I usually adjust my zoom all the way out so I can see the HSI while flying though.

I found some bits in ObjectData003.cat for SF2E.

It's the way the game engine works unfortunately. What you can do is go into the Loadout.ini of the aircraft and do this: Loadout[32].WeaponType=GBU-40 Loadout[32].RackType=BRU-61 Loadout[32].Quantity=4 This is taken from the F-15E thats in the SF2 super pack but shows how it will successfully load as you want it.

From what Spectre_USA told me, it's a bug that never got squashed. I had it happen to me in a campaign once, and once bitten twice shy is my feeling, but it does happen, and as far as I know not fixed. I would have thought it would have been fixed in SF2 but apparently not...

It should register. Check the particular aircraft's folder, and find the "_RWR.lst" file, and open it up with notepad. If I convert planes to SF2, then I use the base list that MigBuster had in his tutorial. It's the user's responsibility to update the TEWS list themselves. Also, I'm pretty sure in the SA-17 Readme for SF2 I specified the line you had to add to the TEWS list. If not my apologies...

Very nice, thanks!

For those a bit daunted by the terrain, the only way to concievably put out targets is to fly a mission, enable your DisplayDebug=TRUE and use CTRL + F12 and then "fly" to where you want. If you get something like the image below, your targets will be sunk "on the earth" and therefore not reachable technically by your weapons due to collision zones and "transparency" of the 3d terrain. However, you can also find areas that if you "fly" and you are skimming the ground, without getting the result below, then you can put targets on there. I found that out today with a SAM site on the slope of the mountain, so technically... you should be able to engage those targets without sinking them.

Well you can go into the Knowledge Base and see about converting the SF1 version to SF2. The .out file is just an additional file that lists the textures. You can delete that and things will be okay. Another reason you may check is that the original nation is SWEDEN, you have also set it for export in order for it to show up. I did that and (I haven't double checked) it should be loadable, as I figure it's a Brit plane, it should have it loaded.

Try this, and if it somehow doesn't work... there's another download in the SF1 download section under single weapon files. If that doesn't work... you got me. Meteor.7z

Go to the downloads section and get 331Killerbee's SF2 Ordnance Shop Weapon Pack thingamajig. It has the AIM-132 in there, and I believe the Meteor, all for SF2.

Nice one Sundowner

Like the last shot Stick

Harrier action

Nice.

Man I gotta try and get that Tiger, saw some pics a couple days ago of the French Tigers and was like "A little helo action wouldn't hurt". Or serverandenforcer has to get hot on his old Apache project..

Yes, but you also need the "Desert" map from SF2 or SFG for it to run, which is why I don't have any issues, because I have that map.

Not sure what was wrong, but I put it there, and it loaded and opened fine for me. Then again I'm using SF2E as well.