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[mikoyan99]

Several of my buddies and myself have this aircraft and are all experiencing a common problem. When engine exhaust/smoke is activated during high throttle setting it stays on even when the engines are shut off. Won't go away until respawn and does the same thing again. In flights where several SeaHawks are used as AI the smoke overwhelms even top notch graphics cards. Is it possible to adjust the FM or other triggering file to have smoke turn off when the throttle setting is reduced?

Do you have the latest version? I (thought) i'd tackled that problem.
-Matt

[cherokeedriver]

We all downloaded and reinstalled it again yesterday, including keel/navlight patch on page 1 and the latest rudder patch from your post #39.

Thanks for your reply, by the way. I know you must be a very busy mod maker!!

[mikoyan99]

We all downloaded and reinstalled it again yesterday, including keel/navlight patch on page 1 and the latest rudder patch from your post #39.

Thanks for your reply, by the way. I know you must be a very busy mod maker!!

It's ok; and yes, very! Although i'm taking a break from big mods at the moment. It's 30 degrees here...

I'll have a look into it - i'm not sure about the solution though; I did have this issue pre-release, but I fixed it for the aircraft on my computer at least, so i'm not sure how it's still happeing for you. It'll be a week or two though i'm afraid.
-Matt

[cherokeedriver]

Thanks for looking into the issue. This is a beautiful and easily flown aircraft and a welcome addition to our livery.

[razor1uk]

Wow, a beautiful looking rare bird, nice work Mikoyan I think I will have to give her a try in the future, one query though, is she single engined (bifurcated/split jet exhaust) ?

[mikoyan99]

Wow, a beautiful looking rare bird, nice work Mikoyan I think I will have to give her a try in the future, one query though, is she single engined (bifurcated/split jet exhaust) ?

You'll have to try it and find out

Edit: Thanks Yes, she is single engined.

[razor1uk]

mmm sounds like a plan, i must research modding 4.12 then... (my old modded 4.10 + DBW i somehow managed to royally feth up).

..on a different note, the heat here where i am living is causing the local alcoholics staggering around outside to rant and swear in public rather loadly, ..how to spoil a slowly cooling evening eh!?!

[mikoyan99]

mmm sounds like a plan, i must research modding 4.12 then... (my old modded 4.10 + DBW i somehow managed to royally feth up).

..on a different note, the heat here where i am living is causing the local alcoholics staggering around outside to rant and swear in public rather loadly, ..how to spoil a slowly cooling evening eh!?!

Are you down south (God's Glorious south)? I'm up in Chester; it hit 30 here, which is unheard of. Anyway, I digress. I'd go straight for 4.13 personally.
-Matt

[razor1uk]

..I am a little more South than yourself, am in Brum, it was fething hot yesturday here too, mid 30's, it felt hotter in late evening though after the days 'heatsoak' kicked in after it went dark - luckly I had some refigerated water & ice bottles to drink and cool down with.

4.13, perhaps, is it any good ...I've heard conflicting things about it being a bit poor on 1C/TD-'s usual standards , sorry to hijack your thread in a tangental manner

[SAS~GJE52]

I am in South Devon... the English Rivera they call it ..... bollocks  ... overcast and rain all day ......

Oh, I get the impression that 4.13 is on a par with 4.11 ... in other words a bit of an over-hyped  "non-event" .. bursting over an expectant community like the proverbial damp squib 

I would wait for 4.14...... 

G;

[SAS~Tom2]

Cannot stress how much I liked Devon and Cornwall.  And the coast right at home...So far only Lagos in Protugal was more fun to me. Well not more fun but the best sea food at the surf hostel.
Carry on..
Thank you Matt, great little jet!

[Piotrek1]

Thank you mikoyan,
You did a really great job with this plane.
Best regards,
Piotrek