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'Tis only a flesh wound!:megalol::megalol:

I forgot about the whole NVIS thing. The CP lights on the pre-NVIS A model are orange. Thanks for the info, Deadman.:thumbup:

All of the lights on the Caution Panel are yellow. They indicate different states by flashing. Steady lights are "old" warning, blinking ones are "new." In the startup note, when Wags enables nosewheel steering, the indicator is the one on the right side of the left group, above the RWR. It looks blueish to me. That's the only one I know right now.

There is a video on youtube of Frazer's famous airshow routine. IDK if that track is floating around. Also try the producer's notes. They are vidoes, not tracks, but you can still learn from them. I also know of a thread called "have I improved" where some tracks were posted.

Good link, thanks.:thumbup:

:D

Well, I haven't flown the Shark in a while, so I don't know exactly where the switch for the blue lighting is. However, I do know that it is on the right rear panel, near the other cockpit lighting switches.

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........................................what's your CPU? The only reason you don't name it is because you're ashamed? That seems like it might be the source of your framerate issues. Also, you are suddenly calling this the best sim you have? That seems like a very different attitude than your earlier posts in a really short period of time. But hey, if you like it, it's that much better. Use the search function to find track files.

Yes it is, actually. Here's the link: http://www.nasm.si.edu/research/arch/ It will help, espically for my Solidworks model. Thank you.:thumbup: I'll see if I can find out the model numbers of the HSI and ADI.

Unfortunately, I don't have any information on either the ADI, or HSI beyond what is in the flight manual of the A-10A. I am waiting on the National Air and Space Museum to send me technical drawings of the cockpit.

Do I see a spark in the left engine, or is that part of the flame effect?:detective: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now this is one bada$$ looking chopper.

lol! I was waiting for that to come up!:D Well said, +1.

The light rack looks misaligned. Is that what's spinning to make the "lift?":megalol:

Definately a good idea. I have HUD designs running around my head now!

No big loss, IMO. If he were to carry on that way, that is.

It seems that way.:music_whistling: EDIT: My mistake. We got 1.

Hahahahahaha!!:megalol::megalol: EPIC!

:megalol::megalol:

http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Air/Fairchild-A-10C-Thunderbolt/1757396/L/

Nice setup!:thumbup: Is it not possible to get the gauges near the ABRIS on the same screen? Or are those what I see hiding at the very bottom of the monitor on the left?

:doh:Yet another facepalm! I fixed it. The desktop shortcut was pointing to that folder "Patch" I made. I changed it to the correct place and it works! Thanks guys!:thumbup:

:doh:Do'h! I can explain. I tried to run the install straight to the folder where I have the 1.0 install. It just sat there "Backing up files" for the longest time. So I hit "next" and my task manager said it was not responding. Seeing this, I killed it. Next, I directed it to a folder called "patch" and it worked. I then copied all of the files/folders in there into C:\Eagle Dynamics. EDIT: the md5 matches the one you posted

Maybe I was a little unclear: I went straight from "vanilla" 1.0 to 1.0.2. Ran them both as admin.

Hello everyone. I recently decided that it was high time to patch my Black Shark to 1.0.2. So, I uninstalled all of my mods, uninstalled the software, and cleaned out any remaining files. I then re-installed 1.0, tested it, and it worked fine. My problem arose after I patched to 1.0.2. The 1.0.2 multiplayer works fine, but singleplayer does not. It produces an error about not finding a module. My install directory is C:\Eagle Dynamics. A DxDiag and a screenshot of the error are attached below. Any ideas?:helpsmilie: BSSP error.bmp DxDiag.txt