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GAS Stearman MSFS
- Thread starter Spad54
- Start date
Hello Heywoood:
Here ya go: https://flightsim.to/file/62459/bowerman-airport-vintage-edition-khqm
Cheers,
Priller
Hi Heywood,
With all the freeware scenery coming out, scenery wise I'm forgetting all about the legacy sims. My favourite airfields are all available for the new sim:
Cheers,
Priller/Jan
With all the freeware scenery coming out, scenery wise I'm forgetting all about the legacy sims. My favourite airfields are all available for the new sim:
- Bowerman
- Duxford
- Deurne (Antwerp airport. my hometown)
- Compton-Abbas
- Pleurtuit
- Weeze-Niederrhein
- Beauvechain
Cheers,
Priller/Jan
johnwillimas2
SOH-CM-2023
Yepp, Bowerman's a treat! I've been taking the Beech 18 with the latest Denarq mods for trips around there.
lagaffe
Members +
Hello guys,
For this Sunday, one screen of your last repaint: a Belgium Stearman to honor our reigning test pilot.
Thanks to his advice, the flight model makes it possible to feel good at the controls of a Stearman, with its legendary loudspeaker to maneuver but which does not refuse the loopings and the barrels insofar as they are unrolled with sufficient energy and with a respectable height.
Our goal is to make a stearman as close to reality as possible to the possibilities offered by MSFS at the present moment. It will not be a toy to make cabrioles but a training plane sum it could be during the Second World War for a very large number of US pilots and in particular the Tuskegee Airmen
For this Sunday, one screen of your last repaint: a Belgium Stearman to honor our reigning test pilot.
Thanks to his advice, the flight model makes it possible to feel good at the controls of a Stearman, with its legendary loudspeaker to maneuver but which does not refuse the loopings and the barrels insofar as they are unrolled with sufficient energy and with a respectable height.
Our goal is to make a stearman as close to reality as possible to the possibilities offered by MSFS at the present moment. It will not be a toy to make cabrioles but a training plane sum it could be during the Second World War for a very large number of US pilots and in particular the Tuskegee Airmen
A wonderful model, Lagaffe ! Thanks a lot for your great work on the GAS Stearman ! Looking forward to it ! 
At first glance at your beautiful atmospheric screenie here i thought for a moment i was looking at a 450 HP Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp-Junior up there at the front. You see I worked on it for the defunct Maam-Sim N3N many moons ago. Obviously i was mistaken. Your Lycoming R680 looks pretty good too !
These guys make such soothing sounds, don't they. I thought it was great fun working on a digital radial engine. I did the original 235 HP Wright R-760-2 for the N3N too.
Thanks again Lagaffe, great job !
At first glance at your beautiful atmospheric screenie here i thought for a moment i was looking at a 450 HP Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp-Junior up there at the front. You see I worked on it for the defunct Maam-Sim N3N many moons ago. Obviously i was mistaken. Your Lycoming R680 looks pretty good too !
These guys make such soothing sounds, don't they. I thought it was great fun working on a digital radial engine. I did the original 235 HP Wright R-760-2 for the N3N too.
Thanks again Lagaffe, great job !
Hello,
Some pics of the last day of work: two views of the Lycoming R-680-13 which develop 300 HP for for a version of Stearman created for the long run raid.
Looks very good !
jmig
SOH-CM-2025
Such detail. I am looking forward to this realese.
lagaffe
Members +
Hello,
Today a big development step was completed: the conversion of all old lines of Legacy code that remained in the models. These codes were for tablet management.
120 lines of code were converted to Model Behavior in less than 1/2 hour and then I lost more than 2 hours to look for why an element did not want to work on this tablet ...
The Model Behavior debug included in the DEV Mod helped me a little by telling me the source of the error but the message was too laconic: (Invalid) node and and no information in the SDK to explain this error message !
Finally, while scanning a Blender file I noticed that one of the buttons had been renamed to EBF_Back instead of EFB_Back. Once the Behavior model is corrected, the tablet is now fully operational on all developed Stearmans.
Perseverance is good but you really have to be very stubborn to succeed with the Asobo SDK and its DEV Mod
Today a big development step was completed: the conversion of all old lines of Legacy code that remained in the models. These codes were for tablet management.
120 lines of code were converted to Model Behavior in less than 1/2 hour and then I lost more than 2 hours to look for why an element did not want to work on this tablet ...
The Model Behavior debug included in the DEV Mod helped me a little by telling me the source of the error but the message was too laconic: (Invalid) node and and no information in the SDK to explain this error message !
Finally, while scanning a Blender file I noticed that one of the buttons had been renamed to EBF_Back instead of EFB_Back. Once the Behavior model is corrected, the tablet is now fully operational on all developed Stearmans.
Perseverance is good but you really have to be very stubborn to succeed with the Asobo SDK and its DEV Mod
vipgroup
SOH-CM-2024
Hello,
Today a big development step was completed: the conversion of all old lines of Legacy code that remained in the models. These codes were for tablet management.
120 lines of code were converted to Model Behavior in less than 1/2 hour and then I lost more than 2 hours to look for why an element did not want to work on this tablet ...
The Model Behavior debug included in the DEV Mod helped me a little by telling me the source of the error but the message was too laconic: (Invalid) node and and no information in the SDK to explain this error message !
Finally, while scanning a Blender file I noticed that one of the buttons had been renamed to EBF_Back instead of EFB_Back. Once the Behavior model is corrected, the tablet is now fully operational on all developed Stearmans.
Perseverance is good but you really have to be very stubborn to succeed with the Asobo SDK and its DEV Mod
Congratulations. Looking great, and thank you for pushing the envelope of development.
- Kenneth
