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Saw a documentary about this monster in it a while back. If you can get those engines in place it will be an awesome plane...ship...hovercraft thingie.

Gunny thanks for mentioning the kodiak map for working with these. Do you know of any others that work? If not, how could I modify one of the stock maps to allow for a water landing?

Thanks! I couldn't even find if it had been completed. I'll enjoy a few hours of flight time on this one.

Hey, I've looked around YSFHQ and other affiliated sights and cannot find a lot of flying boats, hence this request. I'm looking to fly a passenger plane similar to some of these: http://www.clipperflyingboats.com/ Flying Boats have mostly been forgotten by the world and I'd love to get into the coc...

That looks like it would be a fun one to fly. I'd definitely love to see one.

It's the unfortunate consequence of YSF being open source. My current YSF main folder is over 2GB. Most of it is pretty nice stuff, but there's a lot of planes I will probably never fly. That being said, it's given me a lot of practice troubleshooting all the errors I've gotten.

Yes it does. It looks similar to the XF-103 that was just posted. Similar wing and fuselage might allow for an easier mod.

I saw these guys this summer with 5 L-39s and the Mig-17. I would have liked to see the P-80 perform, it's a classic.

What do you mean by 'better' view axis? something in the .dat file?

Thanks, it works with no errors now. Don't know what the problem was.

Hey crazypilot, Are you running mac? if so look at my previous post a little ways up the page. the scrips folder is hidden inside the .blender file (It's not a folder). If you are on a mac it's similar to how you add addons to ysflight using the 'show package contents' command. use the command shown...

I tried the .lst both ways and it didn't make a difference I still got LOAD ERROR: (VISUAL) :./user/Martins/F18/f18-400.dnm I noticed that other planes by Martins have a '::' before the name of the plane when u are selecting the plane in YSF. I went through the .dnm file and found where it reference...

@ gunny

I don't know about modding just yet! I'm getting familiar with .dat and .lst files, but no where near doing a repaint. I've gotten the software that I need for that, but it is REALLY complicated. I've tried Kuro's tutorials but It's still hard.

NavyGator, MIghty, you were right!!! I didn't even notice the use of the back-slash. I changed all the troubled airplanes to have forward-slashes and now they all work. Thanks for that tip. I went back over the Littlebird lst and noticed that the .dat and such were supposed to be inside another fold...

I'm running Mac OS 10.6.7 and the latest Ysflight. I'm using the .lst file that is included in the pack, and simply plopping the kuro user folder into my user folder I'm having trouble with a particular plane, so the following examples are the .lst lines from one of each problem plane. Kuro has seve...

I noticed that no one really talked about how to get this to work on a mac. You can google and download blender 2.49b and python 2.6 Download the linked scripts above and open up the folder. Put the Blender.app into the applications folder then put it into your dock While in finder use this command ...

@ NavyGater I understand that you need to have the four basic parts of the aircraft in the .lst file. In the case of the Kuro pack, I ran thru the list and everything seemed to be in shape, following the correct format. The problem seemed to be with individual airplanes as I could simply cut out the...

Thanks! I saw that tutorial and was looking for 'contrails' not 'vapor'. Thanks for the tip about the thousands of meters. I tried a couple of shots with 100m but it was still there and looked REALLY weird.

I took a brief look at Kuro's tutorials to get the general idea, but he mentioned having some software that helped him called YSCAMERA. It had a link, but it was completely in Japanese, and looked similar to other download links where the file is no longer available. He also mentioned the Contrailer...

The original one. Sorry for the confusion.