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You're welcome. Known "issue" at the moment.

Try taking out the - and just have T34

Not quite true Dimebag, most teams are helping each other. Things like AFM however are very unique to the aircraft being developed so sharing knowledge wouldn't actually benfit most, just confuse them, based on different data for different aircraft. Also the teams are under an NDA and are somwehat restricted to posting full info in public forums. And I'm sure TFC/ED don't want their "secrets" getting into the wrong hands. Just look at all the nonsense with the FC2 community server hacker.

I'm really looking forward to flying this, especially VTOL and hovering.

Some sun shots I took for desktop backgrounds...

Awww Blaze, you dug up the daisy's!!!

Yeah that would have been my suggestion as Aaron and I found out one night recently. Glad you got it working buddy. Any more questions just ask.

Cool, I missed that post somehow, thanks.

In theory yes it is possible, although there is no template given for helicopters yet as far as I know. How did you get the vehicle in sim without overwriting an existing one?

Beaker, did you get around your issues?

Sevas, If you just copy all of the template files into the mods\aircrafts folder withouth changing anything, do you see it in main menu, mission editor and in flight? If you do, then it's a process of elimination to see what file is causing your problem. I would suggest step by step like this: Copy templates files to mods\aircrafts - do not rename anything Export your exterior 3d model and rename that file to Wunderluft.edm and put it into mods\aircrafts\wunderluft\shapes Do you see the exterior model in sim? If so, move onto the next step which is to rename things. You have to be very careful here though to make sure you don't delete " or ; or , Next is to look at the code. Always do things one step at a time, don't rush in changing things here and there. Trust me I've spent many hours trying to debug errors when I've changed a lot. It may seem like a long task to change one thing, go in sim, check it, change another, check in sim, repeat... but it is worth it in the long run. Let me know how you get on with the exterior model bit first and then I'll talk you through the code, and then the cockpit functions. Cheers, Chris.

Ah sorry GA I didn't see that.

Well, the next best thing at least LD

I just had to re-post this amazing video by Slamraam.

Thanks LD, I'll take you up on that offer when I'm settled into my new home :)

If it wasn't 3.00-5.00 am for me I'd love to try out, and of course I'm part of the VRA so rules me out lol Good luck with the recruitment guys and we're relaly looking forward to seeing you guys at VFAT in December.

Awesome news, great job!!

In theory you can export the EDM and "overwrite" the existing model and collision model. However it could be messy with doing weapons etc.

Happy birthday Yo-Yo, have a great one and was great to see you again this year at Duxford. Cheers, Chris.

Looks like fun :)

You may have just found the reason for me to fire up FSX again. Looks great. Of course I'll get the DCS version too.

Holy Shizzle...amazing. Gave me goose bumps and a big grin just like watching GA's videos. Awesome job!!

Lol yeah there are some big legal issues doing it, but it was an example that it can be done to get a personal mod working. There's a fair bit of jiggery pokery to get it working but a lot less complex than building your own.

Well you could jump in and do an FC level aircraft fairly simply. Using the A-10 HUD and MFCD'S. To get to DCS clickable cockpit and systems and failures and flight model takes a fair bit of coding "under the hood".

Great job guys, I enjoyed watching that