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[PA_Jeronimo]

Fantastic

[bomberkiller]

Fantastic

Yes! 

[JG54Spookie]

Glad to see you got it sorted out Ice Eagle.

[Ass Eagle]

Whoops! I missed your replies!

Many thanks gentlemen, without Mod Wheels V.5 & all involved, I wouldn't have got the 'inspiration' to do this

[John R.]

I have a little request.
I installed A-20N Havoc and when I saw wheels, I "fall off".
I tested "mods" from PA_Jeronimo "Mod Wheels V.5" (A-20B, A-20Boston Mk.III, A-20Boston Mk.III Strafer, A-20C, A-20G), and don't work. Black "circle/ring/..." on left or right side (I don't know now).
If someone would have time, could create a new wheels?
Because, I like naval aircraft...
(Sorry for my bad english. Transl.)

[bomberkiller]

I have a little request. I installed this aircraft and when I saw wheels, I "fall off".

and what is the name of "this" aircraft? It is a mod, right?

P.S.:

Blues is easy to play, but hard to feel. - Jimi Hendrix

...very sympathic!!!

[John R.]

and what is the name of "this" aircraft? It is a mod, right?

Yes, mod. I apologize. Corrected.

P.S.:

Blues is easy to play, but hard to feel. - Jimi Hendrix

...very sympathic!!!

[bomberkiller]

You can try as follows:

Create in the ModWheels-folder a "new folder" and rename this folder: A-20N Havoc.

Now copy all files from the folder: A-20G and put them in your fresh "Havoc-" folder.

(evtl. you have to delete your "last mission"), good luck,

wbr, Gerhard

[bomberkiller]

Sorry, three folders, (AU, Multi1, USA). 

Cool, your Jimi-gif is a lefthander too 

[John R.]

Sorry, three folders, (AU, Multi1, USA). 

I create a 3 new folders: A-20NHavoc(AU), A-20NHavoc(Multi1), A-20NHavoc(USA) into Mod Wheels V.5 (#DBW -> Mod Wheels V.5 -> 3do -> Plane), copy all files (AU into AU, Multi1 into Multi1, ...) and don't work.
Where I make a mistake?

[Rudi_Jaeger]

John, it is always good to have options, so here is another potential solution. Please note that this works for a mod-aircraft in it's own folder (not packaged in sfs file):

Please see my post on page 8. Although it refers to Avia B-534 mods, the technique should also apply to the A-20 series, or any other aircraft with a similar configuration; that is, if there exists a wheel mod for that particular series of aircraft. Just replace my references to the Bk-534 and B-534 III, with your A-20N, and obtain the neccessary copies from Jero's A-20 wheel mod, to place into the appropriate A20N folder.

I can't guarentee this will work, but it's worth a try. Be sure to backup your A-20N files so you can revert if necessary.

Please let us know if and how you got it to work, as it may help others.

Thanks, and good luck ~ Rudi

btw; the strat's pick-guard is on the wrong side, Jimi played 'em left handed, but upside down.. just kidding John, it's a great pic. I think I've built one too many templates to be noticing stuff like this

EDIT: My apologies everyone. I totally forgot when I posted this, that my instructions are only applicable to the Avia B-534, as Jero had made it as such to allow display of the wheel hubs unique to each skin. Believe me, I had the best intentions, but my brain had a major malfunction on this one. Again, I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused.

[warhawk]

Your A-20N mod is probbably above wheel mod. Simple solution - add 00_ in front of Wheelmod folder name