"Complete" English Cockpit

Posted By: Snoopy_476th

"Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 12:00 AM

Until Leatherneck completes the English cockpit, I made a workaround by updated the description.lua so that most of the cockpit is English to include the gauges. You can download (JSGME ready) at the following link:

http://www.476vfightergroup.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=339

Posted By: boomerang10

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 01:38 AM

Got anything for converting to knots and those nasty meters to feet? This is 'Merica!

Just kidding. Seriously, though, awesome job.

Posted By: Snoopy_476th

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 02:12 AM

Originally Posted By: boomerang10

Got anything for converting to knots and those nasty meters to feet? This is 'Merica!

Google

Posted By: Jedi Master

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 03:58 PM

The 21 has internet access in the cockpit??!

The Jedi Master

Posted By: Snoopy_476th

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 04:43 PM

Originally Posted By: Jedi Master

The 21 has internet access in the cockpit??!

The Jedi Master

Mine does, it's called an iPad mini as my kneeboard.

Posted By: Frederf

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 06:21 PM

Doesn't it have a conversion piece of paper taped to the dash for just such an emergency?

Posted By: scrim

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 07:18 PM

If you're smart bright enough and dedicated enough to learn a flight sim, you're smart enough to divide meters by 3 and kilometres by 2

Posted By: Pielstick

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/24/14 09:20 PM

Originally Posted By: scrim

If you're smart bright enough and dedicated enough to learn a flight sim, you're smart enough to divide meters by 3 and kilometres by 2

Actually it's 3.281 and 1.852 respectively

FWIW one of the benefits of having a Serbian wife and spending lots of time in Serbia is I can read cyrillic. Just need to learn what it all actually means now

Posted By: paleohayduke

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/25/14 06:44 AM

Originally Posted By: Pielstick

Originally Posted By: scrim

If you're smart bright enough and dedicated enough to learn a flight sim, you're smart enough to divide meters by 3 and kilometres by 2

Actually it's 3.281 and 1.852 respectively

FWIW one of the benefits of having a Serbian wife and spending lots of time in Serbia is I can read cyrillic. Just need to learn what it all actually means now

That is my problem with Korean.

Posted By: Jedi Master

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/25/14 01:35 PM

That's my problem with Wookiee...

The Jedi Master

Posted By: komemiute

Re: "Complete" English Cockpit - 09/25/14 07:15 PM

Wookie is a breeze...My problem's with Scottish...