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Uhu_Rodion

Hit, a question about the Ju-52: is it based on Pierino Primavesi's one or on Oskar Fischer's?
Mr. Green

Marco

401RCAF_HitMan

Hey Marco, the JU-52 is based on Pierino Primavesi's release...

401RCAF_HitMan

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{92}_WARHAWK wrote:

Uhu_Fledermaus wrote:

hope it doesn't "overstress" your system ! Wink

Well, actually warhawk, if you remember, you said that you had to wait a long time for the plane to load.. but once it was loaded it was fine! Mr. Green

There are two versions in the DC6b package, Heavy and Light. The Heavy version is for users with high end machines and DX9 compliant vid cards...the Heavy version does take a bit of time to load up, however the Light version which has a different cockpit and animations loads up right away. Both versions have the same sounds and effects and in my opinion are equally as nice to fly. If you find that the Heavy version takes too long to load up give the light version a try.

{92}Warhawk

I tried the "Light" version and this error popped up about 20 times before it would let me fly it...

But after clicking the error repeatedly, I was able to fly it around...

Uhu_Fledermaus

AHA !!

I knew it !! Wink

seems that you do not have adapted your fs9.cfg to accept older modules.

it relatively easy

open your fs9.cfg and add the following lines to it,

[OLDMODULES]
fsSound.dll=1

save and close, that should do the trick

fled

p.s. do I see it right that you have a German origin puter there ?? installed ??

RCAF_MadDog · ***Janitor*** Offline Joined: Nov 13, 2004 Posts: 849

Thats the same error i was getting too and mine aint german lol

401RCAF_HitMan

I was diggin through the old CC aircraft library and I found a real jem of a 737-400...this is Bush's private corporate jet which he uses to fly his lady friends around in, I will do a bit of tweaking and put it up for download also.

RCAF_Wingnut

The problem I have is I don't know where the FS9 config file is. It's not like the FS2002 or CFS1 where the config file is obvious. I have the same problem with that sound dll.

Uhu_Rodion

Hi, Wingnut!

Look for your fs9.cfg:

C:\Documents and Settings\[user=in my case it's "Marco"]\Microsoft\FS9

You can edit it into the Notepad, and add the lines Fled pointed you at, that is:

[OLDMODULES]
fsSound.dll=1

There are several planes around using this old dll, and the trick works for them all.

Marco

RCAF_Wingnut

Thanks Marco. The plane still using it in my system is the MAAM Briefing Time that I know of. It's been giving that error since I installed it. At least I now know where to find that config file. I know in the older games they were in the flight sim main folder. I guess that FS9 has to be different. Laughing

RCAF_MadDog · ***Janitor*** Offline Joined: Nov 13, 2004 Posts: 849

Thats the way I have my cfg file and it still gives me that error and nope not a german system here lol

berlopez

Will The DC-6B be available for FSX?...

Shadow_Bshwackr

That's a good question berlopez and I for one would like to see how it ports over... Smile

Uhu_Rodion

Quoting from California Classics ( www.calclassic.com/ ):

"FSX Information: FSX (FS10) has been released. I bought it, I've installed it. I have decided that currently: 1) It forces my AI propliners to push back, 2) My sceneries and panels are not compatible, and 3) I do not have a computer that can run it at my KLAX with full AI turned on (less than 10 fps). Therefore, I have decided not to pursue creating addons for FSX at this time. We will still be creating for FS2004. However, see below for compatibility information."
[...]
"Most of my (i.e. Greg Pepper's) propliners (i.e. the CV-340, etc.) have been tested in FSX and they seem to work OK. Newer XML style gauges and panels appear to work best - old FS98 style gauges (developed as late as 2002) will not work in the sim. Thus my v6 panels are NOT compatible - use XML panels downloaded from elsewhere. Sounds are OK as is. It looks like my classic scenery is NOT compatible."

Wink

Marco

HF_SlowHand

classy looking paint job on the A380 HM, nice!