Similar Problem
Hi John
I have a similar problem with a ship that I am making, so I my as well butt in on your thread.
I have had this problem once before, and I am pretty sure that Bloodhawk knows how to fix it.
The CFG File for my ship is:
[fltsim.0]
title=IJN_Kaga1928_LOD
sim=IJN_Kaga1928_LOD
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=
[flight_deck_section]
; this section defines the control points the
; AI (and LSO) use to steer towards the flight deck
width=27.0
length=160.8
(Flight deck)
takeoff_start=0,18.888,-75
takeoff_stop=0,18.888,47.9
landing_start=0,500,-5000
landing_touch_down=0,18.888,-76.6
landing_stop=0,18.888,40.9
[platform.0]
; platforms are the actual surface that the planes
; land on. You can define as many platforms as you
; want by adding subsequent sections with increasing
; numbers. e.g. [platform.1], [platform.2] etc.
;
; vertices should be defined in model coordinates,
; and counter-clockwise order when viewed from above.
: REMEMBER, positive z is out the TAIL of the ship
; the shape may be concave or convex
; there may be from 3 to 20 vertices (limitation
; may go away later) and they must all be on the same
; plane.
vertex.0=-6.605,18.888,-57.293
vertex.1=-13.5,18.888,-53.141
vertex.2=-13.5,18.888,-47.903
vertex.3=-13.5,18.888,112.9
vertex.4=13.5,18.888,112.9
vertex.5=13.5,18.888,-47.903
vertex.6=13.5,18.888,-53.141
vertex.7=6.605,18.888,-57.293
[LANDING AIDS]
cable.0=12.55,19.3,-66.5,-12.55,19.3,-66.5
cable.1=12.55,19.3,-51.5,-12.55,19.3,-51.5
cable.2=12.55,19.3,-36.5,-12.55,19.3,-36.5
cable.3=12.55,19.3,-22.5,-12.55,19.3,-22.5
cable.4=12.55,19.3,-8.5,-12.55,19.3,-8.5
cable.5=12.55,19.3,4.9,-12.55,19.3,4.9
cable.6=12.55,19.3,28.7,-12.55,19.3,28.7
cable.7=12.55,19.3,42.1,-12.55,19.3,42.1
[Dynamics]
pitch_wave_moment_scale = 1
bank_wave_moment_scale = 1
pitch_damp_moment_scale = 1
bank_damp_moment_scale = 1
To John
The numbers highlighted in red, should be the height????
I noticed that yours are 20 and 21, but the deck height is 12.321.
This may have something to do with it.
Having said that, my cfg still has the same problem.
Cheers
Stuart