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Thank you again Dave. Whilst looking for your Taylorcraft I came across a picture of a Walrus, it didn't say it was one of your models but I assumed it was. If so is it available for FSX? As a boy I use to watch them flying in and out of Shoreham, a fascinating aeroplane and if available a good one for my sim hanger.Molyned wrote:The instructions for handling the 'glass' files are given with the aircraft in 'Auster Installation and notes.txt - here they are -
'A better FSX glass texture is included to replace the FS9 versions. To use, you will need to make two copies of FSXglass, renaming one GLASS.bmp and the other GLASS_VC.bmp '
No. Dave Garwoods Auster J1 is modelled specifically for FSX, mine was made for FS9 use but will work tolerably well in FSX.
Cheers
Dave M(oly)
Bob, IIRC though, if you have problems landing on water in FSX you might need to adjust your crash tolerance.Molyned wrote: It's an FS9 model which, as usual, will perform reasonably well in FSX.
Dave M(oly)