Wrench

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I feel for ya, brother!!! Had all kinds of issues with the WW2 Norway. IIRC, I "THINK" is used the TEs 'adjust sea level' function. Even then, I did have to go into some with the TFD and smooth them down. Yeah, it a LOT of work!

View File SF2:V A-1H Skyraider, 6st SOS, Plekeiu, MPPD Skin Remod Pak SF2:V A-1H Skyraider, 6st SOS, Plekeiu, MPPD Skin Remod Pak 1/22/2026 = For SF2:V (but can be used in all merged installs) = *You =must= have SF2:V to have access to the stock 3rd Wire A-1H Skyraider. Please note, the cockpit is NOT included. You'll have to locate and install that yourself* This pack contains a remod of a skin/decal set originally done by Mike "MPPD" Druzolowski for the Razbam A-1H Skyraider, for SFP1. It has now been adapted for use on the stock 3W A-1Hs. The skins are a reuse of the stock 3 tone SEA camo, in jpg format. The Skin included herein is for 6th SOS as seen in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam war, and based at Pleiku AB. All markings are decals, and decal randomization is TRUE. All serials and markings are 100% historically correct, as per MPPD. I've included MPPD's original readme for historical purposes, as it has interesting information. Once in game, on the Loadout Screen's "squadron selection" drop down, you see 6th SOS, 633rd ACW As is always recommended, unzip to a temp folder or your desktop to give easy access to the rest of this readme for it's install instructions. Please read the Notes section for other possibly useless information, and (hopefully) full credits. Please also take note of changes in the Standard Disclaimer in the "Legal BS" section at the bottom. Wrench Kevin Stein Submitter Wrench Submitted 01/22/2026 Category A-1  

The fix for that IS posted here someplace, because I wrote it. It goes something like this ... "For example, we're building a WW2 ETO install. To the usual "create new mod folder steps, ESPECIALLY running it at least once before installing the 'new WW2 items. Then, open the Objects folders, in particular /Aircraft and DELETE everything EXCEPT one Blue and one Red side aircraft. This allows the game engine to see and think all the others are there (I usually use the A-4B and Mig-21MF). Now, go ahead and install all your WW2 goodies. YOu can leave the Ground Objects alone, unless you wish to remove the more modern ships. As they have user lists, your 1939-1946 year span will cause the game to ignore them" and there you have it. I've been doing it that way for almost 20 years now, or whenever SF2 came out, and it works everytime.

Well, it looks as if one good thing has come from Frumps "intervention" !!! Maybe now we can get the A-3 Skywarriors finished, and that cursed flying/landing/crashing issues fixed!! (all the skins are DONE!!)

My post was meant for people, like me, trying to update these INIs on these 1stGen leftovers. I'm not talking about the tgas and bmps . if you'd read the post properly, that's what its saying. For some idiotic reason, MANY of these ansi inis turned to gibberish on my Win11 machine. So, I had to fucking convert them BACK to their original ansi. And guess, what?? All the text came back. another thing I noticed, WoE & WoV really don't like running in Winge11, even when placed in the proper location, ie: the root of ===== at any rate, I got over 2 dozen done last night.

Slight update on that .... I forgot that 1stGens read ONLY ANSI, so for whomever starts on those, you'll have to convert BACK to ANSI from Unicode. Short story -- check the encoding! It's as easy "save as..." and select ansi for ALL the inis, including texture set and decals

most of the sf1 stuff just drops right in sf2. OTH, I do have WoV and WoE both on my machine --- so ... shouldn't be a big problem On and off for the last few years, I've been trying to 'fill in the blanks' of missing images on both SFs. I'll do what I can.

AWESOME!!!!!

"this man could sell ice to an Eskimo!!"

I think they were F-86F-40s.

I think the top center display should show streaming services, and internet browsing

Well, there's something you don't see everyday!! (actually, more of a small medium at large)