Classic British Flight Sim

Thanks Ian
I, of course, was only using the joystick throttle

RTFM

Steve

Hi Jan

I love it mate

only one problem in FSX (I don't have FS9 as i gave it to a new simmer)
VC glass is not transparent (same as turkey in FSX)

any ideas ?

Regards
Rick

Of Course, if you wish to see all that happen automatically just key CTRL+E

Rick I think this problem was mentioned earlier in the thread, something about altering the glass.bmp or similar...

The alpha channel on the VC canopy textures needed darkening or you can't see out.... was the bit I was on about

Hi Tony

Fixed it mate by adjusting the alpha to a dark grey RGB 70,70,70

perfect now and still have the reflections.

Regards
Rick

Ian,

Thanks for the Info. I had put the throttle all the way back as per the instructions, BUT NOT pulled it back up once the engine temp had increased a little, I'll try this now.

Peter, Ctrl-E is what I ended up using yesterday, but its more fun the other way

Off to fly this wonderful creation, quite possibly one of the best freeware aircraft I've ever seen (Apart, or course, from the 1-11, Trident, Hunter and Dove!)

Vulcan_to_the_sky! wrote:Off to fly this wonderful creation, quite possibly one of the best freeware aircraft I've ever seen (Apart, or course, from the 1-11, Trident, Hunter and Dove!)

I don't know about the others, but it's way better than my Hunters
Puts a lot of payware to shame.

Another (better?) version of the manual here.

Click on the Manual tab.

http://sectionf8.com/index.html

Well that fixed it I can now manually start the aircraft, thanks again for the help.

All I can say is that this still amazes me, well done to Jan and the team for such a great aircraft! I dont normally fly classic jets or jet fighters in general but this is definatly worth an exception.