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I'll agree with that, the J-20 realistically is just fugly, the PAK-FA has smoother lines fo sho

Decided to have me a picnic with the family and those gringos...

FC sent me the update last week or so and now just decided to show it, the "periscope" and how it looks outside. And should be good enough for government work Lexx_Luthor.

cool beans, thanks!

Ahh I didn't even realize it was the stock one... yeah it's a bit easier when you can work with a better template. Some Israeli Viper flyin.

Sweet, now is that just outlined correct?

You need the actual meshnames which may be in the Decal.ini file. If not PM FastCargo. Pulling around for another gun run (Using bits from the original Range and the Mascelero Range) and some Marine Rhino flyin.

May be different unless you already tried them: http://thirdwire.com/downloads_templates.htm

Agreed I've streamlined my weapons folder as well. I have a few training weapons but overall I keep that to a minimum as obviously I use more of the "live" stuff.

It's not possible within the coding limits of the series right now. There's a lot of stuff, such as NVGs, which would be nice to be implemented but unless you hack the code and program it in there's no way. The best way to "fake" that effect is the F4 padlock and use an AIM-9X or AA-11.

View File AFX VFA-2 CAG Scheme Using Julhelm's Template this is a Fictional scheme for his AFX. Drop in the AFX folder and go fly. Eric Johnson 2011 Submitter EricJ Submitted 01/10/2011 Category What If Hangar

PM Julhelm or lindr2 as they can help you with that as I remember at a certain (or assume) they fold at a certain high speed, so it can be done. And if you need a good 5 view I got one off of DeviantART.

FCLP for the day.

Please do, FC sent me a photo of the drawing of those access points but I couldn't read the text.

Don't think there's much else to do unless it needs to be dirtied up.

Well I have never played Ace Combat but I've flown the Wyvern for OFP and always liked that bird, but the Fenrir does look cool

Just a little bit difficult

A VFA-111 pilot drops a GBU-12 during live training in preparation for a deployment to the Persian Gulf area.

Well you could always use an F-16 cockpit as that I assume would be closest in lieu of a custom cockpit (they're actually very time consuming) but I know Monty CZ has done cockpits or Dels, but not sure if they can truly help.

3. which was an uneducated guess... not sure where it's 'read" now so needless to say the values are understood by the game (I don't know how sorry) but they are. 4. Yes there is GPS, such as JSOW, JDAM, etc. 2. Good question Maybe there's some distinction that TK makes that's different from the real world (such as the SA-2 a "Beam rider" which its not, as it's a radar guided SAM, but "rides" the radar beam would be the best approximation of it)

2. SACLOS means you have to keep the crosshair on the target in real life in order for it to hit (TOW, HOT, Dragon) and had wires trailing behind them while it flew. Essentially the weapon automatically flew but still required human control. Today's weapons like the Javelin and equivalents only require a lock. As far as SF2 Gameplay I've never played with it so I have no clue if it really makes any difference other than restricted firing arcs or the like. Inertial Homing = the weapon has a database of the terrain the weapon is to fly (Tomahawk, ALCM, ACM, so on), not modeled in SF series as a whole Radio Command Guidance= Requires a radar to lock onto the target, and provides mid-course and terminal data (I'm assuming while locked the radar is "painting" the target for this) for the missile, same as in real life. Beam Riding is laser-guided and in real life requires a laser designator and also in real life (best example would be Laser Maverick, Bofors RBS70, Hellfire, etc.) 3. I'm not sure but may be encoded into the Weapondata.dat file that is associated with that weapon so when the game reads that file, it applies those values without putting them on the appropriate Data.ini 4. Perhaps because SF series doesn't properly model the terrain following flight characteristics of a cruise missile which realistically game-wise point and shoot.

Just take it easy on the values... (-90 degrees shpwn....)

Anti-ship missiles are what's called "CGR": and use the Ground Mapping radar function. Simply load them up and while hunting for ships you press the E key to lock on to the target. Once you lock on you are generally in range to engage (I could be wrong but it should model radar cross section of the ship) you fire and it homes on the target. JSOW is GPS guided.while the Apache is TV Homing. I just had the Weapons Editor open (hint hint) and looked at the files myself and I'm sure Storm Shadow is the same, but you can go to the Thirdwire site, download the latest Weapons Editor and a lot of these questions can be answered with that.

Go in the Options screen and adjust the Horizon distance. I had the same problem as you and I did that and it hasn't cropped up again.