CTR Posted October 16, 2020 Share Posted October 16, 2020 Hello I want edit the engine data of the E-2 Hawkeye to immitate a Yak-144. In other words I want to add more power to the engines since the D-27 has 10,290 kW vs 3,800 kW of the T56-A-427. What does the varibales mean and which units are used? The engine data looks as follow of the E-2 in the LUA file: engine = { Nmg = 60.00001,--67.5, MinRUD = 0, MaxRUD = 1, MaksRUD = 1, ForsRUD = 1, type = "TurboProp", hMaxEng = 19, dcx_eng = 0.0144, cemax = 1.24, cefor = 2.56, dpdh_m = 3000, dpdh_f = 3000, table_data = { [1] = {0, 75395.9, 75395.9}, [2] = {0.1, 74143.8, 74143.8}, [3] = {0.2, 61765.6, 61765.6}, [4] = {0.3, 51900.8, 51900.8}, [5] = {0.4, 43773.3, 43773.3}, [6] = {0.5, 35854.2, 35854.2}, [7] = {0.6, 29229.2, 29229.2}, [8] = {0.7, 24312.3, 24312.3}, [9] = {0.8, 20719.3, 20719.3}, [10] = {0.9, 16500, 16500}, }, -- end of table_data }, -- end of engine [sigpic][/sigpic] Flanker driver since 1996 DxDiag.txt Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
im you Posted October 19, 2020 Share Posted October 19, 2020 At present, the only engine data I know is table_ data,{Mach number, thrust without afterburner, thrust with afterburner} Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PeeJott17 Posted November 8, 2020 Share Posted November 8, 2020 Hi. You can just raise those numbers in table_data. As said, first number is thrust without AB, second is thrust with AB...since it is a turboprop, the numers are equal. Second thing is, as far as I found out, the numbers in dpdh_m and dpdh_f. They determin how higher/lower altitudes affect the engine power. But your questions will be mostly answered if you read the "Beginners Guide to DCS World aircraft mods v 0.5.1". There is a section especially talking about the SFM and tuning and everything. Quite informative :-) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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