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That's what people said before both world wars. The idea that because the Chinese hold a lot of our paper debt it would prevent a war between us is not realistic. That debt wouldn't be sold because it would be worthless, having been declared null and void on day one of hostilities.
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How to tweak missions in campaigns?
SupGen replied to captainschwarz's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Mission & Campaign Building Discussion
Thank you Capitaine; been wondering that myself. -
Gepard, I hate to argue (well maybe not ) but the wars of the past have a way of becoming the wars of the present very quickly; the wars we fight in the future may not look anything like the wars we are fighting now. Planning on those wars being no more intense than invading a third-world s#%thole like Iraq would be criminal. Look what's going on in the Pacific at the moment between China, Japan, and the Philippines. For better or for worse, the United States has treaty obligations to Japan as well as Taiwan. I'm already extremely unhappy that the best the Navy has is the Super Hornet; while not a bad fighter, it doesn't have the margin of superiority over aircraft in the Chinese inventory that I would like to see. We've already fought one Pacific war where we started with aircraft that were overmatched by our opponents; I don't want to fight another.
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Rogeo on the F-23.
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Any series similar to Dogfights from the other end of things?
SupGen replied to Nesher's topic in Military and General Aviation
The thing about Dogfights was that it a documentary so much as a real-time dissection of some of the more famous dogfights in history that (mostly) knew what it was talking about. They actually got most of the tactics right, most of the time. Where else have you ever seen a literate explanation of High/Low speed Yo-Yos' that was even close to the actual manuver? And with video, to boot, video, I might add, that made it seem you were watching a well made, narrated video of StrikeFighters2. The last thing I ever watched regularly on TV. -
Modern Planes Returning
SupGen posted a topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
I built my WWll PTO install about a month or so ago, left one blue and one red modern aircraft in the aircraft folder. This worked fine until I had to re-install my OS last week. SF is on a separate hard drive that was unplugged during the re-install so it should not have been affected, however since then all the stock planes return every time I start the game. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. -
Modern Planes Returning
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
OK, I think thats got it. Migbuster, you're a genius. What I had to do was, because my SF2 install is on another drive, was to delete the folder in C: SavedGames, rename the folder in F: SavedGames after deleting the Options and Versions inis., run the game, delete everything in the C: SavedGames/FLAT TOP folder but the Options/Versions inis., change the dates and the pointers to match the F: SavedGames/FLAT TOP location, copy those to that folder and, VOILA there ya go. Still don't understand why Falklands wasn't affected, though. Oh well, don't borrow trouble, I guess. Anyway, thanks for pointing me in the right direction, Migbuster. -
Modern Planes Returning
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
Thanks for the response, Migbuster. Whaddaya mean by old? I hadn't made a new install, as I said, my SF2 stuff is on a separate hard drive that was unplugged when I re-installed the OS. I just plugged everything back in and all of it works fine except for this. My Falklands install, for instance, which also has all of the stock aircraft deleted, works. I will try replacing those inis., though, at this point I'll try anything. One thing I am going to do is create a re-named Objects folder so I don't have to manually delete everything every time this happens. -
Modern Planes Returning
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
To allay any fears that I might have been sitting here like a lump, waiting for someone else to work this out for me, I have already tried both of Wrench's fixes here: http://combatace.com/topic/71179-stock-aircraft-return-after-creating-stand-alone/ and neither one helps. This isn't a first run problem; no matter how many times I delete them, they come back. -
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Well, I'm hoping this will be the last update for this aircraft; not much this time around, just that I found that the Case XX wing not only did not go into production in 1969, it's first flight was in May of 1957! It comprised the last 338 (or so) of the entire production run and was actualy the most important modification made to the aircraft after the introduction of the Area Rule in early production aircraft, enabling the F-102A to fly Mach 1 at 55,000 feet, a full 5000 feet higher than the earlier (Case X Wing) aircraft. The other change I made was to fold the (67) into the other Case X and XX Wing planes; it wasn't a different aircraft it just went to Nam.:) The big difference in installation is because of the consolidation of types; (from F-102A, F-102A (60), F-102A (67), F-102A (69) to F-102A, F-102A (CaseX), and F-102A (CaseXX), it is now necessary (because the ini. names don't match) to pull the aircraft Lod.s out of the Razbam folder and drop into this one (pretty much the same as you did for the missles in the previous updates).The Lod.s from the F-102A go in the F-102A folder, the Lod.s from the F-102A (60) go in the Case (X) Wing folder, and the Lod.s from the F-102A (69) go in the Case (XX) Wing folder. Don't forget Cockpit Lod.s for each. The Aircraft ini.s are setup to only use the main (Lod.1) Lod., however if you drop all three into each aircraft folder you can always change your mind at a later date. This also includes Paulopanzs' latest skin pack, adapted for the changes in folder names. Hope this works for everybody; any screw-ups are mine. I've managed to get a lot of animations in the cockpit working; lots of stuff happening when you engage a target. Good luck, good hunting those Commie swine, and I hope you enjoy it. SupGen 3/4/13 -
World War Two Squadron List
SupGen posted a topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
Is there a full up, all inclusive Squadron List for WWll installs? Right now I'm using a modified one from Baltika's Midway Campaign. I looked around the d'loads section and drew a blank. The one I'm using works okay, just curious. -
World War Two Squadron List
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
Boy, this sounds like almost as much fun as amputating your pinky with a cigar cutter . Thank heavens I'm (at the moment) mostly interested in the PTO, I've got most of the USN squadrons now; I'll keep plugging away. -
SF2 Realism Mod
SupGen replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Bump. -
Strike Fighters 2 Screenshots
SupGen replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots
How do ya get zoomed in as tight as ravenclaw is in post# 1828? I've been messin' with the Viewlist ini and this is as close in as I can get. -
Strike Fighters 2 Screenshots
SupGen replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Screen Shots
Thank you, Ravenclaw-those are gonna look great on here: -
Carrier Group generation
SupGen replied to Spectre8750's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Mission & Campaign Building Discussion
Hey Spectre8750, long time, no see. Do you have Soviet listed as the first EnemyNation in the terrains' Nations list? Check out my trials and tribulations here: http://combatace.com/topic/77300-carrier-vs-carrier-not-happening/ trying to set up a WWll PTO install. In my case, if IJN was not the first in the Nations list, no Jap carriers. When I put it first, Hallelujah!, Jap carriers every time! Hope this helps you out. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Thank you sir, that is all I can ask. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Um, Ravenclaw it came to me on my commute home this afternoon (one+ hour commute, plenty of time to think) that this wouldn't call for any 3D work at all; just two skins and an opaque seeker head for the A model. The A, C, and D shared basically the same body, rocket moter, fins, warhead etc. The major differences would be in the Data inis which I would be glad to help with, if necessary. (I've got all the USAF Standard Missile Characteristics publications and other documentation for the Falcons and their prime launch platform, the F-102A Delta Dagger.) Please consider this; the Razbam F-102A with Ravenclaw Falcons would be awesome in the extreme. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Ravenclaw, I don't often ask you 3D guys for much, even ini work can be time consuming (I have 3ds Max and so far I can't make heads or tails of it, or Blender, or , so far 3D and me is not to be). I'll figure it out eventually, tho, but until then the AIM-4As and Cs are really cryin' out for a little love. Could you...maybe? -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Ravenclaw, I'm glad you showed up here, the whole reason for my original post was information here: http://www.ausairpower.net/Falcon-Evolution.html#mozTocId264424 indicating that the AIM-26A and B Falcons had HOJ capability and I couldn't figure out how to add it. I saw that you are doing some awesome AIM-26s in the screenie thread so you might want to check that site out. I also saw some gorgeous AIM-54s in the same thread, are you doing any of the rest of the Falcons (specifically A thru D)? And last, don't take this as asking you to rush on your latest Weapons Pack, far from it, but I need a drool cup every time you post a new screenshot; this may be a first, in many cases the weapons are going to look better and have more detail than the planes carrying them. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Understood. Whoa, just went back and checked the RIM-66Bs' Data ini, as I said in my first post I'd just got done going thru umpteen Data inis, its Min/Max Freq range is 2-20. I think I was a little confused there. I was correct about its CCM and NR values though, I still think it's a little strange that its got no rejection capabilities at all as it is a fairly modern missile. As a further note, there are a lot of third party missiles with a zero frequency range, I assume from what you've said that this is incorrect. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Fubar, this is one of the questions I have. The stock (TW) RIM-66B for instance has HOJ checked in the Weapons Editor but the Min/Max Freqs are both zero. How does that work? It also has zeros for CCM and Noise Rejection, which seems kind of wierd. Craig, I checked in the W.E., the Phoenix has HOJ. -
Home On Jam
SupGen replied to SupGen's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
Thanks, EricJ I know what it does in RL; I meant how it works in-game. Now that you mention it, I think you're right about the editor, I think maybe a check box? I'm off to check. Craig, I've got no idea, hpoefully Fubar512 will check in with, as always; the definitive answers. -
The Phoenix is most definitely part of the Falcon family. It is a direct descendant of the AIM-47, originally developed as the GAR-9 for the Air Forces' Long Range Interceptor project, theF-108 Rapier. When the Rapier was cancelled, the AIM-47 continued development for use on the F-12A (the precursor to the SR-71), when this project was cancelled in turn the AIM-47 and its radar, the AN/ASG-18 were further developed into the AIM-54 Phoenix/AWG-9 Radar combination, first for the Navys' cancelled F-111B project, and finally for the F-14 Tomcat. As you can see, the Phoenix was well named, having survived several cancellations. Take a look at these pictures:
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Ndicky's Spitfires
SupGen replied to usafphantom2's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - World War II Forum
Wrench didn't say they don't exist; he merely said no-one uses Gun0, for some reason Ndicky did, the left and right System Files do match and all eight guns fire properly with the above entries. The last statement of my post said The loadout ini doesn't affect internal guns; phantom had posted a picture of his and I wanted to make sure he knew it didn't enter into it.