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Tango_Romeo said:
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If your plane has MOI settings in both the CFG and AIR files, change both of them to avoid any issues with which takes precedence. Lowering MOI numbers to assist the AI will not have any detrimental effect on the player aircraft. :ernae:
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I have an experience that is contrary to this. While converting the Alpha Sim Supermarine Swift FR5 to CFS2, I was able to get the player aircraft to fly as smooth as a baby's tookus and very very close to the performance stats that I found on a number of sites...However, the AI would fly about for a few minutes then begin crashing. So, I went into the Air and Config files and reduced the MOI settings by 50%.....afterward my player aircraft would shake and bouce on the runway so badly that it would explode. Set the MOIs back to the original settings in the AIR file and the player aircraft went back to handling like a dream and being as smooth as a baby's tookus.

Again, this just demonstrates that there is no One Size Fits All approach to improving AI behavior...just as there is not One Size Fits All approach to improving flight characteristics for player air craft. What works for one plane may not work for the next.

OBIO
 
That is true for any downloaded aircraft. Sometimes it is better to have a player and then a sep. AI aircraft.In this case I am working with the stock Zero and the stock F4F.I went to the 1% team section and got the MOI numbers and put them into the stock zero.I have gotten the turn radious to a point that the zero will almost out turn me.I pushed up the power scaler as well as the thrust scaler and tightened up the turn radious and tested the AI as a player AC and it flies great.In combat three of them just tore me a new backside. Before I could easly nail them.It was all I could do to get inside them any at all.They don`t stay stright long enough for me to roll onto there six anymore eather.That is what I am looking for.:d
 
Well I have gone about as far as I can go with the stock Zero.All I can say is I flew the mod Zero AI and it flyes like an Extra 300.I tis very touchy on the controlls so you can`t slam it around but once you get use to it it is fun to fly and play with. It does some great aerobatics.Now I consider myself a good combat pilot, not the best but good. Against the ace AI stock Zero I had no problem taking on up to about six at a time and comming out ok.NOW, it is a different story.They hand me my head.:d
 
I think I have gotten them just right.I don`t think that anyone will complane about the this Zero AI being an easy kill.This is me using no fun rules.
 
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