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I was very surprised to see that you can practically land the Tundra Cub on a helipad. All it needs is a little bit of headwind, not even much. During beta testing I was able to take off and land the stock Cub in the width of the runway at Courcheval in the French Alps in a 27 knot crosswind at 90Ã...

Shouldn't be that difficult, it's "only" white paint lines with Gaussian blur. The spec blue is slightly darker and has more intensity so that you get the metallic effect. The biggest "no" for this paint is the Cub model - this one has a three-blade prop and a wraparound nose. Now if A2a come up wi...

You mean that purdy one around her waist doesn't count?

One thing I noticed after landing (and the engine was off) was that if I pushed the stick forward, the crosswind was enough to lift the tail from the gournd :lol: Scott, Rob and Michal made some amazing breakthroughs with the physics in FSX during the development of the Cub and it shows in the way ...

Absolutely stunning! Bravo!

The answers to your questions lie in 'Retro's' excellent controller tutorial starting on page 40 of the 2.08 manual. To put it simply, yes you can have multiple controllers in use at the same time and yes they are easy to set up once you UNDERSTAND the procedure. It's the understanding part that mos...

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Congratulations on getting the 3D lights. You may find these threads useful with regard to placing lights. http://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=11776 http://www.a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=12748 This thread is useful to see the various effects in game. http://a2asim...

The light will not disappear until that line is added to the panel.cfg file.

You did add the 'gauge21=shockwave_lights!SW Lights_taxi_gear, 1,1,1,1 //shockwave light' line to the [vcockpit01] section of the 'panel.cfg' file I take it.

You will need to adjust the X,Y,Z co-ordinates for the light to locate it in the correct position. See this thread for more info....

http://www.a2asimulations.com/forum/vie ... 32&t=12748

The answer lies in a 'sticky' thread (one with a 'push-pin' icon) on the '3D LIGHTS REDUX' forum.

Have a look here..... http://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtop ... 32&t=11776

Hi James, you almost have the theory correct with the exception of the light position co-ordinates.

Have a look at this post where I explain what each item does.

http://www.a2asimulations.com/forum/vie ... 32&t=12748

That should get you up and running with a bit of luck.

Hmmmm...sounds a bit like 'Pimp My Bird' to me.

Apparently "MSVBVM50.dll" is a required component for programs compiled with Visual Basic 5.0. Vista was shipped without this component and so you get that error whenever you try to install a program that requires it. The following link takes you to a MS support page where Vista users can download a...