When I taxi the S-3 over the cat shuttle, (Red Arrow) and extend the launch bar, the plane will bonce back to position shown in yellow circle. Looks like the launch bar assistance is baked into the mdl, Yes?
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When I taxi the S-3 over the cat shuttle, (Red Arrow) and extend the launch bar, the plane will bonce back to position shown in yellow circle. Looks like the launch bar assistance is baked into the mdl, Yes?
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Can't seem to get the weapons loader to change....any tips?
You have to click on the aircraft at the top if you want to clear things out if you load something and want it removed.
HIH
-Jeff
I pass gas!
Correct. There is no [launch_assistance] section in the aircraft.cfg so it is hard coded. Would be nice if adding one would overwrite the default.
I don't know if it is worth trying to fix because the zone (for triggering Takeoff Assist) and placement of the shuttle, if even present, will vary from ship model to ship model. Using the same aircraft I'm sure the shuttle on the Nimitz doesn't hit the same as the one on the Enterprise, the CDG, or any other carrier.
I do like that the launch bar must be raised before the gear can be retracted. That's where checklists come in handy.
Have you looked at the kneeboard Reference Notes? Unless it is just filler at this point, it is all there.
Actually just found a bug. The lines in the aircraft.cfg file for checklist and reference don't match the file names. Rather than edit all of the [Fltsim.x] sections just rename the two files in the aircraft folder.
"s3_check.htm" should be "s3b_check.htm" and
"s3_ref.htm" should be "s3b_ref.htm"
I'll post a note on the blog.
I'm not noticing any Chaff or Flares being dispensed, despite the tacpack cfg file showing dispensers with 30 of something.
Was this an oversight?
As a side note, are the tacpack flare effects part of tacpack or part of the 3rd party add-on itself?
Jeff
I pass gas!
I thought I had seen Dino mention that this version of the beta wouldn't have those features
This from Dino's Blog:
This version was not meant to have any Tacpack functionality, but given that some are already in place I left them in. Basically, the weapon configurator should work, and you can fire rockets and dumb bombs. AGM-84 missiles will not work, nor will the refuel pod, chaffs and flares. NOTE: FILES ARE *NOT* SIGNED: will not be possible to fly in multiplayer if the server cheat control is active.
Thanks guys. Must have missed that. I appreciate the point out.
-Jeff
I pass gas!
Another VS-41 variation.
Russ
Many may fly and some are rewarded
handsomely, but the wings of gold of a
United States Naval Aviator mean more
than flying. It is dearly bought, requires
sacrifice to keep and represents a way of life.
Hello,
I have test the SB3 with only FSX and Acceleration and it's seems to be great and without major defaults. I don't have tacpack or P3D so i can't say anything for them but with FSX Acce good job and beautifull aircraft, That 's all!!
Thank's a lot Mister Cattanéo
PS: Excuse me for my english I'm a froogy
This thing is amazing! Thank you Dino... this was for me, your most anticipated project ever.
Viking by airattackimages, on Flickr
Thanks for releasing the beta of this Dino. It is up to the exceptionally high standards we have become accustomed to with your work. Only had time for a quick spin but lovin it. Looking forward to having a bit more time to do some flying.
Matt
Yes please!!!
Marvin Carter
No matter how hard you try, you can't baptize cats.
-Yes,me too! )
Alain
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Guys, please keep in mind this is a Beta. Texture layout may change (and it will - a little- in the cockpit)...
Really, really nice Dino! For a beta-wow!
I spotted a small glitch in the external model. Fold the tail, and watch the anti-collision beacon. Wups. One for the glitch list.
Damned little wrong, lots to love. I can finally send the old Iris Hoover to the boneyard file.
Here are 2 images of a LoViz VS-38. It is my plan to release all my efforts when the beta is over. There may need to be some fine tuning of the textures after changes are made to the model.
Russ
Many may fly and some are rewarded
handsomely, but the wings of gold of a
United States Naval Aviator mean more
than flying. It is dearly bought, requires
sacrifice to keep and represents a way of life.
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