airtran411

I Love the Telephone poles in FS2004!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D They go up the road for miles when you zoom in on them!!!!!!!!!!

I think I remember a plane that was created out of fun. You could see the pilots just floating inside their cockpit, but you could see the silhouette of the plane and the internals. Like you said, it was like for fs2002, but worked in fs2004!!!

I don't know how much deeper the CS can be over the JF, considering that now it is brought to a truly professional level. Also I too have been waiting to read reviews and watch user video's of the craft. So just as you, I'm in the same boat, just looking lol. :)

And let me take back what I said about Sanmalav's landings, lol I was just agreeing, but honestly I see Sanmalav's landings as highly realistic besides the low crossing, you would have honestly felt your were watching a real life landing when it comes to his videos. That's how it's really done in my opinion, no re-climbing or bouncing back up, his are sweet perfect landings in my honest opinion!!!

I see FSX landings all the time, but the ones that do make it happen, have to work really hard to pull it off, FSX aircraft are almost it seems, almost heavier in mass, so when I see someone flare early, they still seem to sink even after preparing their flare ahead of time it seems(maybe they just cut power early), in other words you would think they would have leveled off at the runway at that appropriate angle-of-attack of theirs and still carry over, but instead, they sink onto the runway and break their necks and spines. Just my 2-cents. You know I think FSX really doesn't give you enough time to correct during a landing, its almost like if you cut power you sink right away, if you have a little to much power you climb back up again so there's really no in between. What I happen to see in these landings really, to be precise, to be really precise, they give hardly any flare at the last moment, BECAUSE they can't give anymore, there's no in between unlike FS2004, you can't really correct fast enough or be precise at the last second to perfect that landing, that's why when it comes to FSX people just shoot for the touchdown that is it, the momentum has to much control, no more really milking it unlike FS2004! Almost like the runway is sucking/pulling them down. Lol let me throw the infamous Flying Brick in there lol. FSX is a new breed, a new style of landing, you know when you heard that the a300 is meant for firm landings(well that's what I read one time anyway lol), that's what everyone is doing in FSX, it's almost like they're in a rush(but they're really not) to just get her on the ground, no more in between milking her. There's no more gliding, it's just pin the tail on the donkey type landings. They have to settle, they have to let her down, they have to give/cave in to the force almost. The Airplane gives in too easy!!!

lol I wish I could fly but no, but yes you are right, they don't land like in Sanmalav's video. I believe you are right also, it's almost like they have multiplied gravity or have thinned out the air like at high altitudes or something in FSX lol I don't even know. But again, even though it may be more realistic, the landings are admittedly rough and brutal.

Yes I know his approach is probably too low and too slow but it is sooo easy to land smooth in FS2004, too easy in comparison to FSX lol.

All I want is flight dynamics that are just like or similar to FS2004. I can not stand fsx flight dynamics when it comes to landing aircraft. For say when in FS2004 you can actually hover and practically hold off like by 1 or 2 feet and kiss the runway or climb again, just think about a fighter jet flying low against the runway for a fly by or air show or something. When you watch real world airplanes on videos or in person, past or present, they can hold off and achieve that perfect landing. Now I'm not trying to bash FSX (like I believe I had before) an any way, but landing in FSX and even watching FSX landing videos you can tell that the simmers even anticipate a flop landing because they know FSX won't let them hover like 1 or 2 feet above the runway (in some videos, some people can pull it off) but most people just try like at 10 feet or so to initiate their flare and then plop jerk the main gear right onto the surface. Now I mean if we did all those FSX landings in real life, I think aircraft landing gears and such would need frequent maintenance and passengers would feel those hard landings considerably, and I just can't stress to you, even though you love, adore FSX, I just can't get over those unrealistic landing properties and characteristics, I mean FSX simmers are landing their aircraft like AI Airplanes, just plop flop smash crash right into the runway; EVEN after attempting to pull off a smooth landing. I'm just hoping that P3D will be so much, so much much better than FSX eventually and that its handling properties will be just like or similar to FS2004. I mean I want butter smooth landings, popcorn butter smooth landings like Edetroit's landings. Even amateurs,i myself, and everyone else, even you yourself landing in FS2004 can pull off a easy smooth landing with nothing to it, like take Sanmalav for example, here's his channel link. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQOGZveniQv7A-wfOh41tEQ Even though he crosses the threshold pretty low, he's set himself up for a butter smooth landing at no cost every time. I hope someone gets me as to why I love fs2004 so much, I even wasted money on the Captain Sim L-1011 even though I believe it's probably really good, I just can't enjoy it at all, I have a weak pc, but soon next year i will be getting a powerful one,(even though i'll be sticking to FS2004 until I buy P3D or something) and the approach in that plane is insane, it's like flying a roller coaster, up and down, up and down, low airspeed dropping to like 130/120 up and down with those handling characteristics and FSX flight dynamics and just forget about trying to pull off a smooth landing whatsoever. I just want to enjoy advance airplanes like for say PMDG 777 and QWsim 787 in a GRAND flightsim such as P3D, and I hope P3D in 64bits will fix all my problems or something close lol. Thank You, that is all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1-800 AirTran!!! I mean just look at this video for example and other countless FSX videos for examples. I mean that landing is not bad but not smooth or realistic for a 777 in real life either no offense. http://youtu.be/c0jkQLghgfM

Just an all out nasty recreation you've spawned!!!!!!! do you see what you have spun lol?

Out of this world Awesome your're replica is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unfathomable is the C++ code language that works behind it unseen!!!!!!!! A panel of which you can do some dirty hairy leg landings behind!!!!! Lol I'm trying not to worship it. :im Not Worthy:

Just Awesome, Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!! :Big Grin:

Amazing Ed!!!!!!!!!! It boggles my mind as to how intelligent people can be.

Richmond, Virginia Please!!!?....That would be Sweet!!!

Hey ya know, You just solved the problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I never would have thought that ya know, some fltsim entry TITLES missing, (being as i just took away their Traffic bgl,no longer needed/decommisioned lol:)) that it would some way inadvertently disrupt the flow OR new additions to the aircraft.cfg, BUT it MUST have, because now i have the Lufthansa cargo 777 flying, and i just caught first sight of my omni 777 in Shannon,Ireland in which i've never seen the likes of both of them at anytime. So.... You solved the case!!!!!!!!!! Possibly let it be now known maybe that if you neglect your fltsim entries it can or possibly will disrupt the flow. So man am i so happy because i never would have given that the time of day, since i have every other thing flying. OMGSH am i so happy thanks to you for sticking by and your input on the matter. Let me say im sorry i didn't get back to you in time, i had to leave to go eat breakfast, but now that im back and applied your method, it now works, lol. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You and to everyone else who tried to help me, im so greatful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :smile: :smile: :smile:

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Garrett Jr." description=The Fruit Stand Boeing 777-200LR. Repaint by Hernan Anibarro. atc_id_color=0x00000000 visual_damage=0 atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=DAL atc_parking_types=GATE [Fltsim.10] title= sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Fedex Panda atc_id=N892FD atc_airline=FedEx atc_flight_number=0729 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200F ui_variation=FedEx Panda description=The Triple Seven is the first airliner designed entirely on computer screens. Many new innovations in design and manufacturing have made the 777 one of the most technologically advanced airliners ever. Continuing your virtual airline career in the 777 will allow you to take on international transoceanic and other long-haul routes. atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=FDX atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.11] title="FedEx Express Boeing 777-200LRF" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Fedex atc_id=N892FD atc_airline=FedEx atc_flight_number=0729 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200F ui_variation=FedEx Panda description=The Triple Seven is the first airliner designed entirely on computer screens. Many new innovations in design and manufacturing have made the 777 one of the most technologically advanced airliners ever. Continuing your virtual airline career in the 777 will allow you to take on international transoceanic and other long-haul routes. atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=FDX atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.12] title="Qatar Airways Boeing 777-200LR - Small tail logo" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Qatar revised atc_id=A7-BBH atc_airline=QATARI ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Qatar Airways Company Q.C.S.C.- Small tail logo description=TFS B777-200LR - Repaint by Juergen Baumbusch for AIG Spray atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=QTR atc_parking_types=GATE [Fltsim.13] title="Qatar Airways Boeing 777-200LR - Large tail logo" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Qatar revised 100th atc_id=A7-BBI atc_airline=QATARI ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Qatar Airways Company Q.C.S.C.- Small tail logo '100th Aircraft sticker' description=TFS B777-200LR - Repaint by Juergen Baumbusch for AIG Spray atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=QTR atc_parking_types=GATE [Fltsim.14] title="Qatar Airways Cargo Boeing 777-200LRF" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Qatar Airways cargo atc_id=A7-BFA atc_airline=QATARI ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200F ui_variation=Qatar Airways Cargo description=The Triple Seven is the first airliner designed entirely on computer screens. Many new innovations in design and manufacturing have made the 777 one of the most technologically advanced airliners ever. Continuing your virtual airline career in the 777 will allow you to take on international transoceanic and other long-haul routes. atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=QTR atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.15] title="Qatar Airways Cargo Boeing 777-200LRF Revised Tail Scheme" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Qatar Airways cargo revised atc_id=A7-BFC atc_airline=QATARI ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200F ui_variation=Qatar Airways Cargo description=The Triple Seven is the first airliner designed entirely on computer screens. Many new innovations in design and manufacturing have made the 777 one of the most technologically advanced airliners ever. Continuing your virtual airline career in the 777 will allow you to take on international transoceanic and other long-haul routes. atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=QTR atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.16] title="Emirates B777-200ER" model= texture=UAE-Emirates_BellyLogo sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=EMIRATES atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Emirates description=The Fruit Stand Boeing 777-200LR ::: Emirates repaint by Federico Permutti atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=UAE [Fltsim.17] title="Air India B777-200LR" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Air India ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Air India atc_airline=Air India atc_heavy=1 description=The Fruit Stand Boeing 777-200LR - Painted by Daniel Fall atc_parking_codes=AIC atc_parking_types=GATE [Fltsim.18] title="TFS B772LRF Southern Air (opf DHL) 'N774SA'" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=Southern Air opf DHL atc_id=N774SA atc_airline=SOUTHERN AIR ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200F ui_variation=Southern Air opf DHL description=TFS B777-200F - Repaint by Juergen Baumbusch for AIG Spray atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=SOO atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.19] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_DAL-Delta Air Lines model= texture=DAL-Delta Air Lines sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=DELTA atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Delta Air Lines description=Painted by Boris Le Veve atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=DAL [Fltsim.20] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_DAL-Delta Air Lines Spirit model= texture=DAL-Delta Air Lines Spirit sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=DELTA atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Delta Air Lines description=Painted by Boris Le Veve atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=DAL [Fltsim.21] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_DAL-Delta Air Lines Spirit of Atlanta model= texture=DAL-Delta Air Lines Spirit of Atlanta sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=DELTA atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Delta Air Lines description=Painted by Boris Le Veve atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=DAL [Fltsim.22] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_DAL-Delta Air Lines Garrett model= texture=DAL-Delta Air Lines Garrett sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=DELTA atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Delta Air Lines description=Painted by Boris Le Veve atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=DAL [Fltsim.23] title="Lufthansa Cargo Boeing 777LRF 'Michael Otto'" sim=TFS_B77L model= sound= texture=GEC-Lufthansa Cargo atc_id= atc_airline=LUFTHANSA CARGO atc_flight_number= ui_manufacturer=Boeing ui_type=B772F ui_variation=Lufthansa Cargo D-ALFA description=The Fruit Stand Boeing 777-200LRF : 2013 Repaint by Bruno Koppel visual_damage=0 atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=GEC atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.24] title="TFS B772F LAN Cargo" sim=TFS_B77L model= texture=LAN Cargo atc_airline=LAN Cargo ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777F ui_variation=LAN Cargo description=The Fruit Stand Boeing 777F LAN Cargo N772LA::: by Boris atc_heavy=1 atc_parking_codes=LCO atc_parking_types=CARGO [Fltsim.25] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_CSNC-China Southern Airlines (Cargo) model= texture=CSNC-China Southern Airlines (Cargo) sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=CHINA SOUTHERN atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=China Southern Airlines (Cargo) description=Painted by Boris Le Veve atc_parking_types=GATE atc_parking_codes=CSNC [Fltsim.26] title=WoA_TFS_B777-200LR_AFRC-Air France (Cargo) model= texture=AFRC-Air France (Cargo) sim=TFS_B77L atc_airline=AIR FRANCE atc_id= atc_heavy=1 ui_manufacturer=The Fruit Stand ui_type=Boeing 777-200LR ui_variation=Air France (Cargo) description=Painted by Juergen Baumbusch atc_parking_types=CARGO atc_parking_codes=AFRC It's 23 fltsim entry Here's the zip file found on here aig_lufthansacargo_summer_2013.zip All i did was change the name of one of the md-11's name in the aircraft.txt to "Lufthansa Cargo Boeing 777LRF 'Michael Otto'" and added that to the DL'd lufthansa cargo 777 for TFS fltsim entry. Yes i am checking when its suppose to arrive and depart. Then i just compile using TTools.