All,
With Rami here at my house and rain and fog all around, not to mention that in Germany nothing is open on Dec 31-Jan 1, (oh does that mean I DID mention it), we are working the Tuskegee Airmen Campaigns into ONE Campaign with updates from the 2, too amazing, Jean Bomber and Achim scenery and airbase developers. With my restrictions on positioning and movement of my strong side shoulder and arm since major surgery in the middle of November, I have been restricted in what I can do on computers. BUT, it has been six weeks now and I am able to finally rid myself of the abduction pillow sling for hours a day. I can operate a joystick now, though Rami says my landings are much improved since I cannot "manhandle" that device now and have to be more gentle in my movements. Seriously though, I LIKE bouncing when I land! I also love roller-coasters..............
Oh, back to the OP.....
Rami is going to be moving out on a train tour of Europe shortly to visit other CFS2ers around the area. His Tuskegee install and mine now mirror each other and while he is gone I will be test flying some of his modifications and making my own modifications to the missions. When he returns from visiting around Europe, we will have enough time, I think, to finalize the full campaign. The only thing left is some final mods that Jean Bomber is doing to some of the Med scenery he has created. Once we all finish our final touch ups, we should be ready to release an improved Tuskegee Airmen Campaign. It should be more pleasing to the eyes and frame rates.
With Rami here at my house and rain and fog all around, not to mention that in Germany nothing is open on Dec 31-Jan 1, (oh does that mean I DID mention it), we are working the Tuskegee Airmen Campaigns into ONE Campaign with updates from the 2, too amazing, Jean Bomber and Achim scenery and airbase developers. With my restrictions on positioning and movement of my strong side shoulder and arm since major surgery in the middle of November, I have been restricted in what I can do on computers. BUT, it has been six weeks now and I am able to finally rid myself of the abduction pillow sling for hours a day. I can operate a joystick now, though Rami says my landings are much improved since I cannot "manhandle" that device now and have to be more gentle in my movements. Seriously though, I LIKE bouncing when I land! I also love roller-coasters..............
Oh, back to the OP.....
Rami is going to be moving out on a train tour of Europe shortly to visit other CFS2ers around the area. His Tuskegee install and mine now mirror each other and while he is gone I will be test flying some of his modifications and making my own modifications to the missions. When he returns from visiting around Europe, we will have enough time, I think, to finalize the full campaign. The only thing left is some final mods that Jean Bomber is doing to some of the Med scenery he has created. Once we all finish our final touch ups, we should be ready to release an improved Tuskegee Airmen Campaign. It should be more pleasing to the eyes and frame rates.