Invisibull

Hi Nascar, click on my Sig and check the 39th VFS out. Just d/l and install the 39th VFS Server Pack and you'll get some worthwhile tools for spotting. Included in the server pack is a set of highly visible skins and my label mod. We also use a flak script for additional spotting help on our server if you'd like to join it sometime. Bull

Looks great! Thanks so much for this. Hi, Stratos, you can easily install with JSGME without having to worrying about losing anything. If you don't know what that is, I would search it on these forums as there are some decent guides to be found here. If after that you're still having problems, feel free to join my Teamspeak 68.174.240.125 pw - dcs and I'd be glad to help you. Bull

Yes, that's my understanding, Lilkiki. Also, we make this change to the burst length: The original post about this topic is here. A final note, for higher realism is to vary the firing rates for each gun. For example, have one gun at 1200, another at 1185, etc. This will reflect the fact that the firing rates were never exactly the same from gun to gun. Merci for all you great mods, Lilkiki :) Bull

Hi Lilkiki, Your rate of fire for the F-86's Browning M3 is way low. Should be 1250 rounds per minute.

Is it possible, without much trouble, to control font size and font color independently for each line of this code? As it stands now, those characteristics are applied universally only. Also, is it possible to use alternate key codes instead of apostrophes and periods, etc? I'm trying to customize these labels so that the font would be smaller and lighter the farther away the aircraft is from the player. Thanks, Bull

The entire thing on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/49206

Hi Hegykc, this all looks great. I'm really enjoying following you through this process. Could you talk a little about the new joystick base you'll be offering? How will it differ exactly from the TM Warthog base, and are you planning on allowing for any sort of tension adjustments? Oh, and will the 4 mounting screw holes on yours match up with the Warthog's too? Thanks, Bull

Wondering if anyone knows what the throttle idled warning tone sound file for the Sabre is called. Thanks, Bull

Hi Null. The ai MiG15 is notorious for taking far too much damage. This is why the 39th is starting to get into PvP, Sabre v Sabre fights. Hopefully the quality of the MiG15 ai will improve once Belsimtek releases their MiG15 module. If you're interested in some PvP, feel free to come by our site and see what we're about. Our use of solid red/blue colored skins as well as a flak script is helping a great deal in spotting enemy aircraft.

You have to create the folder yourself. I strongly recommend your using JSGME going forward as it will greatly simplify the process of installing/uninstalling skins and mods.

Go here, set file type to "Skin" and Game to "F-86F Sabre", click on filter and you'll find quite a few skins ready for downloading. Enjoy.

The Flying Cobras in effect by 39th_Zeke. Thanks, Zeke!

Thanks Fakum! Wishing the best for you as well of course. We are always on the look-out for Huey pilots so if you make that leap please let me know.

Why are you starting a new thread when I answered you here? http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=2303453#post2303453

If you're currently using JSGME this will take all of 1 minute to accomplish. Just unzip the attached into your JSGME mod folder. If you're not using JSGME by now, you really should be. After installation, you can change the settings via the SweetFX_settings.txt file. The settings are explained within that file. If you don't have JSGME and refuse to use it, just follow the folder structure and dump the contents into your C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\bin folder. DCS SweetFX 151.rar

Sorry for the confusion, kontiuka, it's on the third post in that same thread. I'll move it to the first one now to avoid future confusion for others. And to save you the trouble, here it is - https://www.dropbox.com/s/ita9p71tfq1oc37/39th%20FS%20Mod%20Pack.rar?dl=0

Hi Kontiuka, Glad you had fun, and hopefully the function required by the medevac script will be sorted out soon by ED. I'll certainly let you know when that occurs. I've posted a link on te 39th server page that will let you d/l our entire mod pack in one fell swoop. Is that what you did? If not, you might not have gotten all the North Korean tanks/vehicles. Hope to see you soon, Bull

Yes, and thanks for that, Grimes. The issue is that missions taking hours upon hours to put together and being enjoyed by full servers of pilots are suddenly booting all clients with no word whatsoever from ED about when we can expect them to work again.

This last update broke all my Huey SAR and troop pickup missions. Very disappointing because I spent quite a long time getting them just right and now no word on if or when the issue will be fixed. With word now coming that a World 2.0 release may come as late as June, I'm very leery to waste time building missions and doing modifications in the future if these updates are going to keep breaking them.

Glad you're enjoying it, Psbob. I am too. Feel free to join my server if you'd like to fly with some like-minded folks. Regards, Bull

Hi Chuck, I must be missing something here. You joined a server entitled "Invisibull's Korea*1953 Teamspeak REQUIRED Read Briefing" and were kicked (not banned) after you made it clear that you had no intention of complying after being politely asked three times in text to join us on Teamspeak. What did you think the outcome was going to be? In what way were you treated rudely? I'd appreciate future communications of this tone be transmitted privately. Thanks, Bull

I certainly hope so. I spent quite a bit of time implementing and testing the Medevac script on my server only to have the update break it the next day.

The Real Flying Cobras The 39th FS was attached to the 51st Fighter Wing in June of 1952, and was the first squadron to receive the new F-86F models of the Sabre. Flying out of Suwon AB, the 39th FS put up some impressive numbers during the war with 103 confirmed MiG-15 kills. This was due in no small part to their most prolific pilot and top American ace in the war, Joseph McConnell, who himself was responsible for shooting down (16) MiG-15s. The 39th, known as The Flying Cobras, differentiated itself from the other squadrons by having a black- checkered pattern painted on their vertical stabilizers.

Who Are We? We’re an online tribute Sabre squadron modeled after the storied 39th Fighter Squadron flying out of Suwon AB during the Korean War. We stress following a clearly defined Standard Operating Procedure in order to assure cooperation and maximum immersion. While realism is very important to us, we will never take it to the point of becoming overly burdensome or obnoxious. We stress formation integrity during all aspects of training and combat, and we endeavor to use clear and brief comms at all times in order to allow for a high level of situational awareness for all engaged pilots. We most definitely do not run a free for all “Airquake” style server. While the F-86F-35 Sabre is our primary aircraft, we also fly the Mustang and Huey helicopter. The Huey was added recently after I was able to integrate a SAR script into our missions as mentioned below. Understanding that the Huey did not actually see any service during the Korean War, it is one of the necessary compromises I felt comfortable with in order to bring a MASH/Search and Rescue (so important to the Korean War experience) element to our missions. This aspect of the mission was fully tested last night and I’m pleased to report that it worked perfectly. Finally, I have also taken full advantage of some excellent WW2 and Korean War mods released by both Lilkiki and Markindel. With their permission I have packaged their mods into one easy JSGME folder which you can get here. These mods add the tanks and vehicles actually used during the Korean War and will eventually become mandatory on my server. If the above sounds like something you’d be interested in being a part of, please add me on Steam (Invisibull) so I can keep you apprised of future sessions. Regards, Bull

Oh, Man, Perfect! Ty Lilkiki.