This is what I meant by "sausage" (pipe-cleaner etc) - smoke trail does not widen but remains constant diameter.
I'll reserve my final judgements until I see them in motion, but if the effects can not be disabled... oh well, I'll just need to get used to them/ go back to 4.11/install a mod with original effects or plutonium.

And who is going to make the MySql PhP Apache server tutorials ?

If they made it click n host with online server stats without learning installing all the above then +1

But I think it will remain as it is with v4.1x fitting FBDj not the other way around.

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Thanks for explaining... I believe there is a subtle widening for the effect while it fades... overall I think it looks quite stunning. Especially combined with some of the new fire and flame effects.

Look forward to seeing them! :)

This is an idea for future releases: a click and host interface to be integrated with next releases of ded server.
Btw I heard that some was already thinking to work on FBDJ to adapt it to 4.12, I hoped things were going on.
I suppose it can be quite simple if people who had the idea are not left alone to update it and find a bit of help in the community.
~S~

Yes, absolutely!

When the patch comes out and there is no bug, then this will be an impressive achievement for a non professional team.

So i second that: "take your time Get it as close to perfect as you can "

You guys rock and you know it.

looks great! - I know I've irritated people on the mod sites with this, but the FW had an all electric landing gear (one of, if not the first) - unless the motor got hit it wouldn't flop open like hydro systems do with pressure loss... few seem to want to model this correctly

The SB alone is worth calling in sick for.
When 4.12 is released, I will be defending the Glorious City of Leningrad in my beautiful SB-2, all while listening to Shostakovich's 7th Symphony!

OohRAAAHHH!!!

:rolleyes:
At same mod site, and in same mod thread, I posted this video of an Anton getting shot up, and showing the gear dropping.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCdWYttR7s8

I don't recall you responding there but please, just stop.

Not only damage to the motors, but damage to the uplocks and any of the joints could cause them to drop as well. Just because the gear actuation was electric doesn't mean they were impervious to damage. Electrical systems are beneficial because they save weight and complexity, not because they are indestructible.