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#4558086 - 02/28/21 05:56 PM EAW was always good for this  
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#4558131 - 02/28/21 11:18 PM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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Great screenies, Jel, really like the huge ground start! But what's with the rearview on the 190? I did a fix for those, still have the files, could pass them along.


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#4558158 - 03/01/21 07:04 AM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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It is a Ta-152, but there are some other issues with it.


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#4558172 - 03/01/21 11:47 AM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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This morning I fixed that notch in the headrest for the C and H models.

What are the other issues?


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#4558175 - 03/01/21 12:08 PM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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I was using the one from Ralf's ETO planes. The pilot sees too much wing in the 'pit view.

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I made a new planeset using yours, which was better.
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#4558185 - 03/01/21 01:23 PM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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I see it.

Simple fix in 3dz Studio if you're so inclined. Open the U.3dz, highlight the "Center Mover" button and adjust the X position, looks to me to be about 30 clicks off. Just remember, negative values move the wing forward, positive move it back. Sorta like French throttles in WWII planes.

Or go grab the U.3dz from the second picture, which is clearly from the 1.6 inventory, based on the internal prop view, and convert it to the correct slot for use with the old style 1.2 format.

BTW, the notch in the cockpit of the TA152 infects all of the FW models too since they all use the same cockpit. I'll have a talk with my quality control people and it will be fixed in the next complete package.


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#4558188 - 03/01/21 01:36 PM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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Or go grab the U.3dz from the second picture, which is clearly from the 1.6 inventory, based on the internal prop view, and convert it to the correct slot for use with the old style 1.2 format.


They are both in 160 format. There has always been a "Planes_ETO" in 160 kept separate because it had Ralf's "*.flt" files in it which cannot be mixed in a planeset with the older type.
Using the plane-set editor I just replaced Ralf's Ta152H skin in his "Europe late" plane-set with yours, and saved the edited plane-set as "New Euro Late"


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#4558194 - 03/01/21 02:13 PM Re: EAW was always good for this [Re: MrJelly]  
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Originally Posted by MrJelly
They are both in 160 format. There has always been a "Planes_ETO" in 160 kept separate because it had Ralf's "*.flt" files in it which cannot be mixed in a planeset with the older type.
Using the plane-set editor I just replaced Ralf's Ta152H skin in his "Europe late" plane-set with yours, and saved the edited plane-set as "New Euro Late"


Seems it might be time to look at replacing those older models in Plane_ETO with the much improved ones in my inventory. Besides the planes themselves having more refined shapes, the cockpits are enhanced with larger gauges and animated switches, lights and levers.

Since they're all in the 1.6 format it should be fairly simple.


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