Thank You Baz! Great info :wavey: I really appreciate that.
Btw. I chose the best skin for me, really dirt and ugly. The only rhetorical question - what can I transport from Colombia? :biggrin-new:
https://i.imgur.com/ZKLEBur.jpg
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Thank You Baz! Great info :wavey: I really appreciate that.
Btw. I chose the best skin for me, really dirt and ugly. The only rhetorical question - what can I transport from Colombia? :biggrin-new:
https://i.imgur.com/ZKLEBur.jpg
'Treetop Flyer' from Stephen Stills comes to mind, YoYo
@Baz ..calmy pressing the refresh button on your website bruh...and strumming my Hummingbird
Cigars and the finest guitar tonewoods in the World. Oh and some other things...:engel016:
Thank you AH for including so many wonderful liveries based on the previews I've seen. Especially keen on the Icelandair one.
You're welcome. It's difficult to please everyone. We will be releasing livery packs, depending on how well this goes. Also, a paintkit.:engel016:
I agree with that paint, love the weathering and dirt. Excellent! :applause:Quote:
Originally Posted by YoYo
yay! bring on the paintkit!Quote:
Originally Posted by bazzar
Not quite time for the Hallelujah Chorus, but I had hoped you would apply your talents to this release.Quote:
Originally Posted by jankees
So many interesting liveries out there, including the ones AH is starting with.
& by that I mean they have chosen an eclectic mix, not that they need to be redone.
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Sorry for reposting the pic, but it is worth it. Thank you for this awesome screenshot.
I really look forward to the paint kit.
Best,
Mark
No problems, I like this livery too.
BTW, for those wondering about the cowl-flaps, they are in "trail" setting and here we are cruising pretty nicely. Slow down a bit and they will open a bit more and so on. We are currently trying to get the sim to understand independent hydraulics (independent of engines). It's having trouble understanding the concept. You should be able to open the cowl-flaps and other hydraulically driven items just with the hand-pump providing hydro pressure. Otherwise, without engines, you won't get the flaps or gear down. Getting there.:engel016:
Bazzar, it seems that putting the finishing touches on some of the systems involves dealing with Sim vagaries, [not sure which word to use, mysteries, idiosyncrasies perhaps?], but where I am going is to query whether you will have time to Beta test a completed package & release it by 31st March, 2022, or realistically should we be circling April on our calendars?:mixed-smiley-010:Quote:
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We are tracking OK but floods and catastrophic computer failure have slowed us a tad. We'll see how we go but don't be surprised if it spills over into April. One thing we're not going to do is release before it's ready.:engel016:
Thanks for the update, Baz.
No problem. We can wait as long as it takes. It will be the kind of addon for most the-first-day-of-purchase, regardless of the date :very_drunk: .Quote:
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+1 on both accounts.Quote:
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Baz, I hope you kept the computers dry with those floods
I work desktop support, and I can tell you that moisture and computers definitely do NOT mix! I'm in the process of retiring a nearly brand new Lenovo T590 because the interior was soaked in Green Tea!Quote:
Originally Posted by manfredc3
I thought green tea was an antioxidant :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Clayton
Computers were as dry as we could provide but a power supply blew one out. Replacement comp now up and running. Happily all backups on big drives so no loss there. It was heart-in-mouth there for a short while...
You can transport coffee. Columbian is the best, rich full flavor.Quote:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAffTjepBcE
WUX may happen b/4 DC3 is tested for release. :(
B****R :banghead:Quote:
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I can only imagine what it's like to try and create a functioning aircraft with constant updates coming out, it's got to be pretty dang rough. Thankfully there are people out there still willing to tackle that problem. :dizzy::applause:
Couldn't agree more. Mickey$oft never had a history of making life easy on third party developers but it's worse with MSFS.Quote:
Originally Posted by BananaBob
Priller
In some respects I wish Asobo would cut back on the frequency of WU & SU updates.Quote:
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Each seems to bring new issues, or upset stable aircraft or scenery.
My .to file is full of aircraft, scenery & repaint updates, to the point where I can't keep up.
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1) I have no idea who this person is.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimjones
2) Equally, I have no idea where he gets his misinformation.
3) The DC-3 is not delayed because of SU8 or any other sim-related reason.
As I have mentioned on-line in several forums or posts, the DC-3 awaits its final flight model and sound adjustments. Both of these items are being handled out of house and we have to wait for extremely busy people. This guy obviously doesn't read much.
We will test against SU9, of course, but we do not anticipate anything dramatic that will need a lot of work.
The video is pure conjecture and supposition. It's value is questionable.:engel016: