flyer32a

navtech, Please don;t take this badly, as I am only trying to be helpful., but when you added the .OFF to the four files you did add " dot ADD" didn't you? Just a thought ! RegT

Sorry to hear that. It could be a conflict with your existing scenery. My installation is quite good, although somewhat basic as I only have default in that area.. No problems with "wave action at the end of the runway". I'll keep it, at least for now.It's quite an intriguing place. RegT

Ha Ha !! Just quoting the post by "csharpe" in the FSX forum. q.v.!!

There is a promise of a FS2004 version soon but without some of the "bells and whistles". I, for one,am looking forward to it. There is nothing on St.Helena, in FS9 at present, RegT.

+1 RegT

1. Win7-64 bit 2. FSX-SE DX11 3. Nvidia GTX 650 2gb Quick question could Sweetfx cause darkening of the VC panel in some aircraft? If so which setting will lighten it? Panel is ok when lit by the sun from the rear Thanks for any help. RegT

Hi Zoran, Glad to hear the L-1011 works on your setup. Can you say how you corrected the "no wheels" problem on the 727. in FSX box? It may give me some clue. At the moment I have uninstalled the L-1011 until a fix comes up, but perhaps It's ME !!! Anyway, thanks for your comment. Reg Truckle

Captain Sim's Legendary L-1011 doesn't work on my FSX-SE sole installation. No landing gear and no control surfaces work. Throttle seems OK. May be their installer. RegT Reg Truckle

Just a couple of screenies taken on a flight around my local airport in East Kent, U.K. The only problem is the very dark sea colour. This is almost correct as the sea is usually muddy/green on dull days. There is also a tile which disappeared as I flew nearer,but I left it in for demo purposes Overall the new scenery is superb compared to default FS9. Best wishes RegT

The plane was not in slew mode.I was actually taxiing under power. I think slew mode would give the lifting effect that you have reported. Is it possible that the author of "vhhh2005b" made this structure to hide the difference in levels when he placed the airport.Perhaps you could contact him. Reg

Hi Martin,While Mel is sorting this out, hopefully,I thought I would put my own thoughts in to the pot.I was intrigued by your first post and installed vhhh2005b on to the default scenery and as I had never flown into Hong Kong before,I flew my Grumman Widgeon so I could investigate the problem on land and water.I landed about a mile offshore to the West and taxied in at 90 degrees to the runway. About half a mile from the shore my aircraft started jumping and shaking and came to a halt. In spot view the hull of my amphibian was hign out of the water, as if I had struck a sandbank. I then lowered the undercarriage and taxied the remaining half mile up an increasing slope, on to the runway. It appears as if the sea here acts like a solid surface with a waterlike texture.I had hoped to take a screen shot but I was unable to get one, and I don't know why.As things are I am sure you could take off in a land plane,about 200 yards out to sea and parallel to the runway. Reg Truckle

Thank you Johan. I have installed your project and had a quick look around my neighbourhood, which is the Thames estuary and the eastern English Channel. This sea area,in FS9,has always been bare of shipping but is now transformed. I am now setting out to explore the French coast westwards. This project is only just starting,I am sure,and there must be more ship libraries to find. I have had a look at FSShipyards and they have individual ships to use as AI. Again,thank you for your work. It is much appreciated. Reg Truckle

You are right,movement in shipping is too slow to see from an aircraft. The illusion of movement only needs a wake to be visible. \any chance of this? RegT

I can hardly believe it.I have a few static ships from FS Shipyard dotted around the English coast and one ferry plying between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, U.K., which came with a small Isle of Wight scenery, but 45,000 worldwide!!! The mind boggles!!! Can't wait for you to finish it. Well done.Best wishes RegT.

Hello Kathie and the team, I am intrigued by the new sub-aqua sim. I was a scuba diver in the late 1960's with the British Subaqua Club and I have many happy memories from that time. One question, is the science of diving, i.e.the effects of pressure,nitrogen narcosis,etc simulated? Can we see some screen shots from the sim? I am so looking forward to reliving my experiences from the deep. Best wishes for a successful launch. RegT (flyer32a)