Friday 2010-09-24 Dev. update and Discussion

[Peffi]

Originally Posted by JVM

This dimming feature is a well known IFR practical test trap: if for some reason you have your instrument lighting switched on in daylight, the dimming of the undercarriage lights will make them unnoticeable even if the U/C is up...the tester will not forget that one!

JV

That aaaaaall depends on the airplane-type

[JVM]

Originally Posted by Peffi

That aaaaaall depends on the airplane-type

Yes, quite obviously...and???

[Peffi]

Originally Posted by JVM

Yes, quite obviously...and???

JVM, you wrote:"As a matter of fact, if the instrument lighting was switched on you would not see these lights so bright, there would be dimmed to bring them more in range with the cockpit lighting, in order to avoid blinding...
This dimming feature is a well known IFR practical test trap: if for some reason you have your instrument lighting switched on in daylight, the dimming of the undercarriage lights will make them unnoticeable even if the U/C is up...the tester will not forget that one!"

You make it sound as if ALL aircraft have the landing-gear lights dimmed whenever the instrument-lights are turned on. This is not a fact. You are wrong. If this is so obviously wrong as you say, why do you claim this to be a fact... ???

[zakkandrachoff]

Originally Posted by DB605

Panzers looks fantastic! Land graphics reminds me from T34 vs Tiger tank sim:

no, this dont remember me t34vspanzer. this remember me ArmA2.
http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/8884/37008710.png

Originally Posted by speculum jockey

They're tracers, but the very first thing when I thought of when I looked at that screen shot was this. . . .



Hopefully they'll get that ironed out so that it isn't perfectly synched all the time. After a second of of firing the tracers would be closer to alternating than perfectly lined up on each side.

a little smoke lines need to be see it, for be 8 machine guns firing together, maybe. and very very micro finnest lines orange of no trazers bullets, but but very very very VERY finnest ORANGE lines i say.

Bf 110 night shot rules! they dont have night luminance instruments yet?

[julien673]

Originally Posted by Peffi

JVM, you wrote:"As a matter of fact, if the instrument lighting was switched on you would not see these lights so bright, there would be dimmed to bring them more in range with the cockpit lighting, in order to avoid blinding...
This dimming feature is a well known IFR practical test trap: if for some reason you have your instrument lighting switched on in daylight, the dimming of the undercarriage lights will make them unnoticeable even if the U/C is up...the tester will not forget that one!"

You make it sound as if ALL aircraft have the landing-gear lights dimmed whenever the instrument-lights are turned on. This is not a fact. You are wrong. If this is so obviously wrong as you say, why do you claim this to be a fact... ???

Maybe its just before start engine on the ground, light open for the start up ? ?


I remember a game long time ago, if you passed near enemy airfield , they will send some aircraft to intercep you, its will be so must if for free flight in SOW , some air activity will be there in the airspace and on the ground. Its is planed ?

Sry for the english by the way, hope you could understand my ideas

P.S. Nice up date Oleg

[BadAim]

SOW is growing up nicely. I'm glad to hear that release is near, but sad that your under so much stress, Oleg. I hope and pray that you find resolution to all your troubles! If it helps I can vouch for another 50 or so in sales from my squad.