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DJ's repaints / Re: Fleet: Yorkshire Cessna C182 pack

« Last post by Jorgen on November 21, 2024, 08:17:45 AM »

Danny,

That clears it up, yes, but unfortunately I cannot use OCI, since it takes me over 10 hours to install the AI Manager, and I do have to use my system for other purposes.

Will it be possible to get the flight plan text files somehow?

Jorgen

DJ's repaints / Re: Fleet: Yorkshire Cessna C182 pack

« Last post by mage on November 21, 2024, 08:06:22 AM »

Quote from: jonezi on November 20, 2024, 10:42:11 AM

...on the PA28 Archer lll before moving on the Jordel and Cessna 152. All models included have been given an update with the paintkit to UHD.

It'll be nice to see a new Jodel, presumably from David F, since obviously none of the RFAI models are allowed to be plagiarized.

DJ's repaints / Re: Fleet: Yorkshire Cessna C182 pack

« Last post by jonezi on November 20, 2024, 10:42:11 AM »

Hi Jorgen,

These paints were always created to correspond with OCI and DynFP with flightplans generated. I'm going off a spreadsheet with the Registrations included for P3D and MSFS2020.

Not sure if they are waiting for all paints to be completed or they are just really busy with the airliners for SU24 packages.

I will continue to paint them anyway, currently on the PA28 Archer lll before moving on the Jordel and Cessna 152. All models included have been given an update with the paintkit to UHD.

Hope that clears it up.

DJ's repaints / Re: Fleet: Yorkshire Cessna C182 pack

« Last post by mage on November 18, 2024, 05:46:59 PM »

I created some 52-week plans for my own use in FS9, they are formatted for FS9 (week day numbers). Some categories of aircraft (eg club and school aircraft) will tend to be busier at weekends, while for business aircraft it will be the other way around. All weeks have aircraft that fly into the early evening after dark, and all but the Piper Seminoles and C210 will be flying VFR. There are a very small number of TNG details.

Some aircraft (eg Druine Turbulent, Tiger Moth etc) that absolutely look mad flying at night will get flightplans that vary with the seasons (shorter flying days in winter, longer in summer), but there's nothing here that needs that sort of detail, so the flying day is the same year-round.

Bases are derived from these sources in order of acceptability
1/ Tracking sites
2/ G-INFO where possible
3/ Images where possible

There are some bases with accepted FS9 ICAO substitute codes for FS9, for example X6IN (Insch) and X2EG (Eggesford). Only aircraft based at these places will tend to visit them.

I think the repaints for all of these are here on OCH.

You can use just one of the weeks if you don't want the routes and timings from their bases to constantly change.