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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Canuck. » Sat Mar 17, 2007 5:32 pm

i think it would be a good idea to reschedule the the airshow to next weekend
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Tweek » Sat Mar 17, 2007 5:39 pm

i think it would be a good idea to reschedule the the airshow to next weekend


I'd rather not.
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby F3Hadlow » Sat Mar 17, 2007 5:41 pm

i think it would be a good idea to reschedule the the airshow to next weekend


I certainly don't.
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby NDSP » Sat Mar 17, 2007 7:26 pm

How can u reshedual an airshow that already happened?  :-?
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Bird-Nerd » Sat Mar 17, 2007 9:50 pm

so i take it it's good i gave up and went to the zoo... (a smelly zoo)

EDIT: the ironic part was is I was really dissapointed when I couldn't connect.  ::)
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby beaky » Sat Mar 17, 2007 9:58 pm

Not so sorry I missed this one, now...  ::)

Figured it was only a matter of time before somebody tried to spoil everything... flying trolls... ::)

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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Bird-Nerd » Sat Mar 17, 2007 11:08 pm

well, I got a lot of cool new aircraft downloaded at least.  ::)
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby mrjake2002 » Sun Mar 18, 2007 4:24 am

I might get my warbirds airshow up and running in a few weeks if anyones interested.
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby cspyro21 » Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:33 am

To be fair Fozzer, out of all the shows this is the first time where there have major problems and, lets face it, it was as good as cancelled just as the BBMF started.


It has been suggested that we use a special Password, which will only be given to selected participants, but I'm not sure if this would work, because anyone who connects to Sam's Server at the time of the Show will still be able to cause mischief via the Chat Window... :'(...!

(We have a similar problem with our various Multiplayer Tours).

The only other way, is for the organiser to use a special dedicated Server, (their own?), together with a password, which is only given to selected members via the Personal Message system.... :)...!

We have used this method in the distant past for Multiplayer flights, and it worked very well at the time...(providing that the Server connection was reliable)...;)...!

Paul...G-BPLF... 8-)...!


Foz, if we did get Sam to provide us with a password protection method for the show, I'd ask him that he password protect the server for the entire day so that it's exclusively available to us all day for practising etc and this means that nobody would be able to get on for the day except us. I'd also ask Sam that Tweek and I get admin powers for the day as well...  :)
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Tweek » Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:43 am

Figured it was only a matter of time before somebody tried to spoil everything... flying trolls... ::)


I'm sorry to say that some of the trouble didn't stop when they left, either.

Saying "Booooooo, hisssss" to someone's display aircraft, and then calling it 'gay' before they've even displayed is down right stupid if you ask me. Needless to say, I didn't hang around to watch the displays of the two people in question. ::)
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Fozzer » Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:10 am

To be fair Fozzer, out of all the shows this is the first time where there have major problems and, lets face it, it was as good as cancelled just as the BBMF started.


It has been suggested that we use a special Password, which will only be given to selected participants, but I'm not sure if this would work, because anyone who connects to Sam's Server at the time of the Show will still be able to cause mischief via the Chat Window... :'(...!

(We have a similar problem with our various Multiplayer Tours).

The only other way, is for the organiser to use a special dedicated Server, (their own?), together with a password, which is only given to selected members via the Personal Message system.... :)...!

We have used this method in the distant past for Multiplayer flights, and it worked very well at the time...(providing that the Server connection was reliable)...;)...!

Paul...G-BPLF... 8-)...!


Foz, if we did get Sam to provide us with a password protection method for the show, I'd ask him that he password protect the server for the entire day so that it's exclusively available to us all day for practising etc and this means that nobody would be able to get on for the day except us. I'd also ask Sam that Tweek and I get admin powers for the day as well...  :)


Hello Charlie... ;)...!

I have brought up the suggestion, a couple of times involving Sam's Server, in the past....>>>>

The possibility of creating a couple more Port Addresses, eg: 23457 and 23458, (in addition to the present 23456).
These can sometimes be Password protected for special occasions, and still leave Port 23456 open for the General Multiplayer Flights (and the usual fist-fights!)...;)...!

Another well known Site/Server provides this arrangement for similar reasons...;)... ;)... ;)...!

Cheers...!

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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby concordepilot » Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:17 am

Are we going to let what happend yesterday come between us. Well I am not for one. I am going to forget about what happend and get on with life. I am sorry for my part in this.
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Fozzer » Sun Mar 18, 2007 6:54 am

Maybe it's the name "Air Show" which is confusing... ::)...?

Most of my recollections of Airshows involves static displays, on the ground, of interesting aircraft, with an occasional air display (Red Arrows?) to entertain the public.

I cannot remember witnessing an aerobatic display of a Concorde/Boeing 747/Douglas DC-3/etc, etc aircraft, overhead of a couple of hundred terrified spectators... :o... :o... :o...!

Perhaps an "Aerial Display" might be a better description for the occasional demonstration of young/old Pilot's skills in the air, with various suitable! aircraft...;)...?

Paul...G-BPLF.... 8-)...!

Note the difference:

Airshow.
Air Display.
Fly-in.
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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby Mictheslik » Sun Mar 18, 2007 7:47 am

Maybe it's the name "Air Show" which is confusing... ::)...?

Most of my recollections of Airshows involves static displays, on the ground, of interesting aircraft, with an occasional air display (Red Arrows?) to entertain the public.

I cannot remember witnessing an aerobatic display of a Concorde/Boeing 747/Douglas DC-3/etc, etc aircraft, overhead of a couple of hundred terrified spectators... :o... :o... :o...!

Perhaps an "Aerial Display" might be a better description for the occasional demonstration of young/old Pilot's skills in the air, with various suitable! aircraft...;)...?

Paul...G-BPLF.... 8-)...!

Note the difference:

Airshow.
Air Display.
Fly-in.





I don't quite know what airshows you go to, but most airshows are predominantly flying displays. Only some like Farnborough and RIAT have huge static displays, others just have a few aircraft on the ground. In fs a static disply would be rather boring so I think there is no problem with calling this an airshow...

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Re: The Simviation Airshow | Programme

Postby F3Hadlow » Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:27 am

Maybe it's the name "Air Show" which is confusing... ::)...?

Most of my recollections of Airshows involves static displays, on the ground, of interesting aircraft, with an occasional air display (Red Arrows?) to entertain the public.

I cannot remember witnessing an aerobatic display of a Concorde/Boeing 747/Douglas DC-3/etc, etc aircraft, overhead of a couple of hundred terrified spectators... :o... :o... :o...!

Perhaps an "Aerial Display" might be a better description for the occasional demonstration of young/old Pilot's skills in the air, with various suitable! aircraft...;)...?

Paul...G-BPLF.... 8-)...!

Note the difference:

Airshow.
Air Display.
Fly-in.





I don't quite know what airshows you go to, but most airshows are predominantly flying displays. Only some like Farnborough and RIAT have huge static displays, others just have a few aircraft on the ground. In fs a static disply would be rather boring so I think there is no problem with calling this an airshow...

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I think what he's saying, is that at a real airshow you don't see aircraft whizzing over the crowd at very low level so it really can't be classed as such. It might be a laugh in the sim, but it's not realistic at something being called an airshow.
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