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Antonov An-2V

PostPosted: Sun Sep 07, 2003 3:02 am
by Ivan
Antonov An-2 on floats...
Does someone know a GMAX one as i have a FSDS one already that doesn't work that good even in FS2000

Re: Antonov An-2V

PostPosted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 8:12 am
by Felix/FFDS
So, you're using a FSDS1 model in FS2002/2004?.

Keep in mind that FSDS1 came out before the FS2002 SDKs, and the model information was based on, basically, hacking through the years.

Floatplanes/Seaplanes/Amphibians in FS2000 were a matter of trial and error, especially since, in the earlier sims, landable water wasn't everyrwhere.

To request a "gmax" model, doesn't necessarily mean a "better" flying model.  THAT depends on the modeller.

For that matter, you can take the default Caravan amphibian's aircraft.cfg file, port it to your FS2000 AN2V and tweak it to land properly on the water.  Animations may still not "work" properly because of the model type differences.

I dare say that you probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a model made in gmax or FSDS2...

Re: Antonov An-2V

PostPosted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 11:17 am
by Ivan
the machine has a FS2002-type aircraft.cfg, but it looks horrible compared to my 2 other An-2's (Aeroflot Polar Wheel/Ski from fscargo and another one in Aeroflot agricultural colors from flightsim.ru)

Re: Antonov An-2V

PostPosted: Tue Sep 09, 2003 8:28 am
by Felix/FFDS
Check this image out... it's an FSDS*1* fsc (source file) An2 by Paul Clawson.  Is that the visuals you have?

I believe that there are newer An-2 models that were made after this one.




the machine has a FS2002-type aircraft.cfg, but it looks horrible compared to my 2 other An-2's (Aeroflot Polar Wheel/Ski from fscargo and another one in Aeroflot agricultural colors from flightsim.ru)

Re: Antonov An-2V

PostPosted: Tue Sep 09, 2003 3:24 pm
by Ivan
the antonov on floats is a CFS2 machine made by Tim 'Piglet' Conrad... i got it from flightsim.ru but it could be hanging around on other websites too

my land-based An-2's are all GMAX models, one by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy (Aeroflot polar, wheel and ski) and one by Anton "Xomer" Nikolaev in Aeroflot agricultural and DOSAAF colors