EricJ

Open the Weapons Editor, and then open the Weapondata.ini, then find a "Missile" you want to edit. Open the data up for that weapon and then in the middle area you will see "sea-skimming", "Terminal Pop-up", and "lofted" options, with the Lofted allowing you to specify how high, at what angle both at launch and when it comes down. There's no hard and fast on what works, but requires some testing to get it "right'.

hehehehe now that made my day!

Yeah man it looks much better!

Probably but it's also a violation of the EULA....

Looking good but thin out the area near the 30mm by about half, and make it straight, the sides right near the cockpit on the lower fuselage do not slope in. That area is relatively boxy with rounded edges.

Sometimes it's just nations... Going through the Brimstone the missile itself is set to "RAF" for a nation and is a "UK" attachment. You'll have to select something like a "USAF" attachment for NATO planes, as anything else to make it work. You have to play with it and hopefully it works..

Any word on the PSD for the B+?

AmokFloo got it to the point of animations, but his HD crashed and it obviously threw a wrench into things. It'd obviously need all the ini's, the main gear doors need to be redone, mapping, and animations.

The benefits are the weapons clearing the pylons. The original design was as usual with straight pylons but for some reason the weapons weren't clearing the pylons as they should, so Boeing really had no choice. Sure it looks weird (I've gotten used to it) but dropping the weapons is more important than aesthetics. @serverandenforcer: I don't think it was hanging around the wrong circles, just nobody was particularly interested and it's not like I've kept it a secret either. When you make constant offers and ask to provide a model, and nobody bites sends the message.

Fair enough, but who knows for sure though....

Dead in the water right now. Reason being it's not really a popular aircraft so modellers really don't have any desire to make one. I mean I got both NATOPS manuals for the bird but again, nobody's interested or they would have done one. And it's not my fault the US Navy chose it though. That's pretty much why.

Because TK isn't going past the 1980s for a weird reason. Alot of people naturally go for the modern versus the old, and he may be trying to accommodate both. Besides there is a mod coming out (Desert Storm) so it's not all too bad!

Seriously, this has to be a joke, I'm surprised The Onion didn't post this, this is right up their alley!

I'm pretty sure he did, and Jedi Master knows what to say and what not to say as well and his sources.

He better be since he's the CA Arms Dealer. Keeps me happy

Mannie and planes are right... you can load it no problemo, but uh, you can't launch it...... It's actually a good thing I read this topic, been carrying them and didn't know of this problem. Good thing I haven't had to use them!

But creates another problem...........

Part of the issue is the weight allowable on each pylon. The reason you can mount two on each pylon... is because the weight capacity allows it to, not so much as it limiting the actual amount of weapons.

Uh not really, you throw on a Conformal Fuel Tank system, two 370-gal tanks, two GBU-10s, two AMRAAMs, and two 'winders (or Pythons), two targeting pods, and nobody says anything (hell it didn't and doesn't bother me). That wouldn't load down an F-16 terribly given what they're throwing on them these days.

I know man, lazy........

Yup, was just musing to myself on what I could do, and found something to do

WoI compatible?

Actually it's Sundowner who made the skins and template

I'm tending to start to disagree with that statement (with no offense to you). I think it's more or less the pilot, not the machine. You equip any multirole plane right and it starts to boil down to pilots skill. For instance me, I'm a virtual strike pilot through and through. Nothing like screaming down valleys, mountains, dodging trees, buildings, wires, etc just to drop a bomb or launch a missile. Get me in the Wild Blue Yonder and it's like "Okay man, where are my AMRAAMs?, i.e. I can do BVR, but get me into a dogfight... yeah right. Whereas people enjoy the thrill of dogfighting and all that jazz. Sure militaries these days only have so much time and money so that's where I think that's where it comes from. Personally I think the Gripen and EF2000 suffer only in range, not so much capability, they're both really nice to fly and couldn't ask for anything else, well a Super Hornet but that's for some other place and time. But the JSF fills the requirements that the Marines like and overall it's a cool little toy plane but nothing to get excited over IMHO.