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About Rudel_chw
- Birthday 05/08/1958
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Flight Simulators
DCS World only
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Antofagasta, Chile
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Scale modelling, motorcycling, photography
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Rudel_chw started following L-39 Skins , MiG-29A Fulcrum Pre-order , A-10/A/C/CII skins and 3 others
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Even if an extra 10% discount is enticing, this will be my first time ever refusing a dcs pre-order … I wont purchase until I’m sure that configuration and liveries are not encrypted to prevent user mods, no matter how much I like the aircraft, I was badly burned with the F-5E remaster, so won’t be making the same mistake again.
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Thanks, looks great for my purposes ... pity that the A-10C II has no upgrade pricing for users that have the original A-10C ... I purchased the upgrade in spite of not actively using this Module at the time, because ED upgrades tend to be short-lived .. I did the same with the BS2 and the F-5E, basically one can't leave an update price for later.
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Yes, something appropriate for a contemporary battlefield if the usaf had gone ahead with selling its A-10’s https://theaviationist.com/2024/04/23/a-10-international-customer/
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by any chance do you have a skin for the A-10C II in ukranian colors?
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Community A-4E-C v2.3 (May 2025)
Rudel_chw replied to plusnine's topic in Flyable/Drivable Mods for DCS World
Hello @plusnine Went to Github to get the latest version of this exceptional Mod and was amazed to find my nickname listed as Community Contributor .. I did some training missions for this Mod five years ago, honestly I didn't expect to still be mentioned after all this time .. thank you so much. I'm currently fully committed to editing a set of missions for the T-45 update project, but as soon as I finish with those I will strive to update my old A-4E missions to make them compatible with this latest version of the Mod, as I regret not having them updated after all the fun times I had flying the A-4E. Best regards and thanks again, eduardo -
I just wanted to point out that it isnt as simple as you believe, wasn’t requesting anything. But no problem, I will just leave you with your wish and not bother you anymore.
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why not? if a single user can make an airliner like this then why can't a big developer do it too?
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It's the same Mod originally created by @SUNTSAG, according to its entry.lua: "--Saved Games Version - Desert FARP Mod- By SUNTSAG--" However, this one do have the correct desert texture for the quad Farp, so thanks a lot for sharing it
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The main difficulty I see with these, is that Map objects are very simple, they don't have separate moving shapes like flight surfaces, gears or flaps. They also probably don't have damage shapes nor hit animation for being able to attack them. So, it's probably easier to just build the models from scratch. Years ago, I reported a similar problem on the Nevada terrain: Still waiting on a solution, so I wouldn't hold my breath here.
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Hi, just checked and you are right: I never noticed it before because I usually employ just the single slot one on my missions, for added flexibility on its placement, like this:
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Would you truly enjoy a sim more if it has a slightly more precise 3d cockpit? .. honestly for me it wouldn’t mean much, when the C II came out I could hardly notice the 3d model difference , while in comparison the texture quality difference was much more noticeable.
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I'm not a big fan of fictional liveries, but this one looks really nice for use on desert maps: (I renamed it to not forget who was its author) ... any chance to do a version of this for the L39ZA ? Thanks for sharing it, Ecuardo
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Hello @NineLine and @BIGNEWY: First of all, thanks a lot for adding New Zealand to the countries database on last November ... on the same vein, can you please suggest to whoever manages this type of thing, to please add Colombia and Uruguay to the list ? ... thank you so much and I promise not to ask for more Eduardo
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hopefully not, as I’d like to finish my learning of the F1 before attempting the 104.