Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Okay, got it.
I'm assuming you are associated with Virtavia then Mr. Cooper.
So just a suggestion that maybe this information concerning the initial skeletal view in the Details pane and security activation should be included in the manual?
Also, could you please advise the status on the Paint Kit?
Thank you for your assistance. :d![]()
I am not part of Virtavia and am not involved with developing the models so have no idea when a PaintKit is due for release, but I am responsible for the activation process.Okay, got it.
I'm assuming you are associated with Virtavia then Mr. Cooper.
So just a suggestion that maybe this information concerning the initial skeletal view in the Details pane and security activation should be included in the manual?
Also, could you please advise the status on the Paint Kit?
Thank you for your assistance. :d![]()
You could try the Freeware Sea King from UKMILOf course the skeletal view / license thingy means you can't use the Seaking as AI with HeliTraffic![]()
The reason the aircraft shows up the way it does in the preview window has to do with built-in security measures. I suspect you will be seeing more of those in the future. Small price to pay for keeping the thieves at bay.
BR's,
mal
Of course the skeletal view / license thingy means you can't use the Seaking as AI with HeliTraffic![]()
Hi Andy,
yep, if you're in the Seaking yourself it's no problem, but if you're in something else it's skeletal model time.
yep, if you're in the Seaking yourself it's no problem, but if you're in something else it's skeletal model time.
Mal998,
WarbirdSim removed that protection from their P-51s. They now work fine in multiplayer. They are a company that listens to their customers, and I will be picking up their D model when it comes out.
Cheers,
Chris
I'm sure Virtavia listen to their customers, but why would anyone want to remove copy protection from products that are extremely easy to copy and pass on often in the thousands.
How many people play online anyway? :salute:
