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I just checked and they are present. Something may be amiss in your install.

Definitely video settings. That's how they look in 'Excellent'. They unfortunately only look right in 'Perfect' where you get the water/surf effect on the coastlines.

In FMB, creating a mission in the NB/NG September 1943 map will not load (screen just sits after percentages run up. You can exit the screen back to the main menu) if you use the player usable 'F6F-3 late, 1943' model Hellcat.

'F6F-3 late, 1943' Aircraft shows in object window, waypoints are functional but game will not load.

6/26/15 - Modified an old mission I had since 4.12 on Okinawa. Added more F6F-5s designated from VF3/Saratoga same result not loading. Changed squadron on same mission above from VF3/Saratoga to VF5/Saratoga mission loaded.
Same issue applies if you use clean NB/NG September 1943 map and just use one F6F-3 with 2 waypoints (VF-3 no load, VF-5 loaded)

BTW, what's this?

You are right but the dgen still sees the old p40s :(

Some objects have more than one image.

Select a train and you can have 1/11 selectable.

Please post future questions like this in the v4.13 discussion thread.

:)

Yep. Not sure if it can be but DGEN would need to be updated. The team had to create new slots for the P-40E and M otherwise there would be problems - I don't know if anyone remembers what happened when the IAR80/81 was updated by Oleg's team - tons of problems until all of the missions referencing the old weapon configurations were updated.

I think all of missions that have p40s must be update. A lot of work indeed

I'm not sure whether this bug is only affecting me, but in the B-24D when I press the button I have set for the fixed MG (weapon 1) the ammo belt moves, but the gun does not fire. However, when I press the button I have set to cannons (weapon 2) it fires, but the belt doesn't move. I've also found that cutting the mixture in the B-25J-1NA does not cut the fuel feed to the engines and they keep working as they would normally, despite being given no fuel.