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Author Topic: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack  (Read 78007 times)

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SAS~Gerax

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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #84 on: June 10, 2014, 10:25:26 AM »

isn't this ringing the Tail Warning Radar in P-47-40 (by Kumpel)?
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #85 on: June 10, 2014, 10:34:23 AM »

well, i'm hearing it on earlier models...
need to check exactly, but it was either a B or C version...
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #86 on: June 10, 2014, 11:11:10 AM »

isn't this ringing the Tail Warning Radar in P-47-40 (by Kumpel)?

Denn ist er ein echter Kumpel!  Any modder who gives us a tail warning radar is a true buddy.
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #87 on: June 10, 2014, 12:04:25 PM »

i just took the C-5 up against some Japanese Val's, and just about the time i get into range on their six, this little ringing alarm sound starts going off.
it's definitely nothing to do with planes on my six - the only planes around are those in front of me.
anyway, whatever this feature is, i like it, it's uber-cool :D
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #88 on: June 10, 2014, 12:24:39 PM »

Yep i can concur, the ringing happens for me in the D-27!
At first I thought it was a overheating thing XD so I quickly scoured the cockpit gauges to see if anything was overheating  :P
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #89 on: June 10, 2014, 01:53:34 PM »

Hey, you found my alarm clock? Great!
Joking aside, this sounds like a glitch.
Most likely just something I left in there to have a reason for another update :P

Best regards - Mike
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #90 on: July 01, 2014, 10:35:33 AM »

Yupp, I had a glitch in my first download, sth. was wobbering. A recent new turn was better,
actually I have all the sounds back in my DBW. The remodelled FMs and engine delays are cool,
everything fits. A fine job you did, actually I'm enjoying flying the Jugs again. Thanks Buddy
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #91 on: July 04, 2014, 01:48:03 AM »

Hi and hello to all, just realized it's my 1st ever post here in some 5 years of being around :)

First off I'd like to say I really enjoy this mod, in particular the efforts at historical accuracy. I also like the whole concept of such a team goal and appreciate the amount of effort and co-ordination it requires to realize. Thanks for all of this.

Secondly I want to offer a minor bug report;

While testing the many various load outs I noticed that it's not possible to fire pairs of rockets/bombs (default setting) when switching between "salvo";"single" & "default" (pairs).

I'm running 4.12 and this may well just be related to that version. I also did a comparison test with the stock aircraft (not P-47's) and this feature works as it should. -I may be wrong-

Thirdly after reading the following quotes, it occurred to me that this may well be incorrect or at least an over generalization. So i did some quick reading...

Allied forces used thousands and thousands bubble-top P-47D-27/-30

P-47D fought mainly against Axis fighters in 1944-1945

... and found this little gem from Jerry Scutts on page 70 of his book - Ospsprey Aircraft of the Aces 24 - P-47 Thunderbolt Aces of the Eigth Air Force
"Relatively few VIII FC pilots were able to score victories - or indeed have a chance to fly - the later P-47D's fited with the clear view canopy. This was because most had reached the end of their tours and received transfers back to the USA before their respective units received the aircraft, or the group had traded in it's Thunderbolts for Mustangs. "Razorback" models also soldiered on to the end of 1944, and it was more usual for groups to go from the early P-47 models to the P-51 without ever receiving "bubbletops"."

P-47's were well known to go over to a ground pounding role as the Mustangs came on strength and the large majority of P-47 fighter on fighter experience was gained with the "Razorback" type in 1943-44.

That's not to say that lateral stability when strafing ground targets is not desirable, which takes me to my last point.

Lastly - a suggestion. I don't know if this is even possible, but it would be a nice feature to have a "field mod" in the load out menu for the early bubble tops to add that retro fitted fin?

Thanks again.
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #92 on: July 12, 2014, 12:30:42 PM »

Thanks for this mod pack, it work well except for D and D-27 version. Both have a "vertical" canopy. I use a DBW version. Someone have a solution? Thanks
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #93 on: July 22, 2014, 09:02:05 AM »

Hi Mike! Mod you've made is cool! :) But I would like to ask what is the file 3612DEC83D0C57C2 in folder ! SAS Common Utils? What does it do? Thanks :)

I have the stock SAS 4.12.2 modact install. Very happy with it because it works :)

I really want the Jugs reloaded pack in my install so where do I need to put the SAS Utilities folder (#SAS folder I presume or jsgme and activate it?).

Cheers, MP
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #94 on: July 22, 2014, 12:56:41 PM »

Hi Mike! Mod you've made is cool! :) But I would like to ask what is the file 3612DEC83D0C57C2 in folder ! SAS Common Utils? What does it do? Thanks :)

I have the stock SAS 4.12.2 modact install. Very happy with it because it works :)

I really want the Jugs reloaded pack in my install so where do I need to put the SAS Utilities folder (#SAS folder I presume or jsgme and activate it?).

you already presumed it and its correct :) . it goes to #SAS
Cheers, MP
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Re: Jugs Reloaded: A P-47 Pack
« Reply #95 on: July 24, 2014, 12:09:10 AM »

Hi Mike! Mod you've made is cool! :) But I would like to ask what is the file 3612DEC83D0C57C2 in folder ! SAS Common Utils? What does it do? Thanks :)

I have the stock SAS 4.12.2 modact install. Very happy with it because it works :)

I really want the Jugs reloaded pack in my install so where do I need to put the SAS Utilities folder (#SAS folder I presume or jsgme and activate it?).

Cheers, MP

#SAS folder mate
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