buddha13 j2f problem

BoeingvsAirbusNKL

BoeingvsAirbusNKL

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I had buddha13's Grumman J2F duck conversion.

But it doesn't want to be controlled.

It just loops around in circles out of my control.:violent:

Is ther anybody who is willing to fix it?
 
This is not intended at all to give a realistic behaviour, but at least to be able to fly it from a runway. I can't get it to start from the sea, so I left the float points as they were. I think they need some tweaking, but I have no experience on floatplanes, so I'll leave it to someone else.


Any feedback welcome.
 
In CFS2 as in all the other MS flightsims. Aircraft are contained in a system of folders.
Each aircraft folder contains a file called aircraft.cfg it is a text file that can be opened with wordpad. (Do not use WORD or any other word processor!)

AIRCRAFT.CFG specifies which files and folders to use for each aircraft.
Excepting textures each subfolder specified must contain a *****.cfg which in turn specifies which files are to be used.
These sub configuration files can also call a for a remote folder via a system known as Aliasing.

For each plane a flight model "planename.air" and an optional combat model "planename.dp" are called from the aircraft.cfg
by sim=planename
note. that the Title ( which appears in the select aircraft list) need not be the same as the name of any of the models (visual, flight or combat)

When there are more than one subfolder for an item they are named with a .suffix
in the following example I have two flight and combat model combinations and two panel and texture options to match.
panel.fighter
panel.bomber
texture.rnas
texture.raf
My strange title entries are intended to allow mission builder to use both versions of the plane.

Please check your aircraft.cfg files for sanity.

[fltsim.0]
title=My_Plane
sim=fighter
model=
panel=fighter
sound=
texture=rnas

[fltsim.1]
title=My_Plane.1
sim=bomber
model=
panel=bomber
sound=
texture=raf
 
JapLance said:
This is not intended at all to give a realistic behaviour, but at least to be able to fly it from a runway. I can't get it to start from the sea, so I left the float points as they were. I think they need some tweaking, but I have no experience on floatplanes, so I'll leave it to someone else.


Any feedback welcome.
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JapLance, Thank you so very much.

It flies somewhat like the fs2004 model.

Once again, Thank you. :applause::applause::applause::applause::applause:
 
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