For Mission load landscapre error message. I found the fix to be Hardware Shaders=1.
Thanks lyteyr, that's one for knowledge database.
I have Monty's DOF Campaigns and very nice they are, with just one problem when I down a enemy the downed plane just keeps bouncing on the ground is there a setting I can stop this or is it just a IL2 thing ?
Thanks Monty and all for making this a great WW1 sim.
I've noticed the same problem... Not sure why it's happening.
Many of the skillful AI pilots make a softer crash landing because, especially with RFC and RNAS, they are denied parachutes and have to stay with it all the way in. It may be that there are more occupied aircraft trying to crash land rather than abandoned aircraft plummeting into a smoking hole. The Germans had chutes but they were not very reliable and often failed. - Consequently a few German aircraft do have chutes for the crew.
Also: the lighter airframes and slower crash speeds often leave a dazed or fatally wounded pilot sitting helplessly in a wrecked plane.
However, I don't get odd bouncing behaviour. Have you checked - 'Realistic Landings' in your difficulty settings?
It is also possible that there is a limitation in the game engine and that some aircraft are a bit light on their feet, the Eindecker comes to mind.
Still, if you are good enough to be getting kills then congratulations. Generally if I see one drop away trailing smoke I'm too busy looking out for the next surprise and flying to play movie director!

How about some screenshots of the scenes? These models look absolutely brilliant in combat and the airfields are very busy too. Many of the ground targets and battles use big explosive and smoke effects that you can see and hear from flight. There are also some of the first tank assaults to witness in later campaigns (School of hard Knocks and Code of Honour).
Part Three will be out shortly, where we return to the Isonzo, combat the Zeppelin and Gotha raids on London, join the British in Palestine, Richthofen's Circus gets the Triplane and we re-visit developments, for all sides, on the Eastern Front...
