New Aircraft

[vulcan]

Gordon suggested a list of triggers settings for all the aircraft, here it is as an Excel spreadsheet:

http://www.ianztrainz.com.au/aircrafttriggers.zip

Ian

 

[seeseeme]

Thanks Ian,

Very Handy.

Craig

 

[nzld]

Jamie its the, CAT950G Fork Loader

kuid:31891:4

Gordon

 

[nzld]

Just for Jamie, if an A380 can fit........



Gordon

 

[nzld]

Thanks for the Trigger settings Ian

Gordon

 

[H222]

Jamie, if I want a plane to stop at a certain spot I set the radius of my trackmark to 0.10m and I have done the same with triggers as well.

For example on an Airport apron I have a line where the plane should stop, so I place my trackmarker just in front of it and set it to 0.10m, the plane then stops right on that line. Sometimes you may have to move the marker a little bit to get it right, but that is not a problem.

Craig

Thanks Craig, just got a 767 to unload without any help from me under AI

Thanks Gordon, for the trucks, CAT's and C5 Hangar test

Thanks Ian for the spreadsheet, although I would of added a tick if it was auto-reatracting landing gear for reference

Thanks Ian for all the planes

Jamie

 

[nzld]

Thanks Craig, just got a 767 to unload without any help from me under AI

Thanks Gordon, for the trucks, CAT's and C5 Hangar test

Thanks Ian for the spreadsheet, although I would of added a tick if it was auto-reatracting landing gear for reference

Thanks Ian for all the planes

Jamie

Just do what I have done Jamie, just insert afew lines and add what you want. I added a line to put in the speed's the gear retracts at.

Just add what you need but as Ian has said, keep that file to yourself.

If anyone else wants it they can use the link from the post or even better pay a visit to his site and checkout the rest of his excellent work.

Gordon

 

[vulcan]

Hi Guys,

I will add to the spread sheet and put a link on the aircraft pages with updates later. I intended to mark those that were older as far as landing gear operations (might also remind me which ones still have to be done).

Ian

 

[NormP]

A few more screen shots of Lukla.

well one any way.
Aircraft Parking area.

 

[NormP]

If at first you don't succeed try__try__a gun.

Turning on to Final.

On final Approach___fingers crossed.

You can open your eyes now __we have landed.

View from passenger Waiting area.

Next flight ready for Take Off.

Airborne.

Over a small village in a Valley below Lukla.

 

[nzld]

Sweet NormP

 

[H222]

Not sweet, scary
Norm, where does it go after it's taken off?? A portal 500m away?? Or to another airport??

And Ian

I have thought of the best way of getting pushback tractors to couple tractors without any huge commands!

The pushback is a trigger function, and it appears, drives 20m then is next to the plane, but it's not a loco, and you just use the aircraft going backwards, but it looks like it's being pushed
You use another trigger on the same setting to make the pushback drive back to whereever


Obviously it needs more thought


I did say that in another post, but no reply
Terrible customer service from Ian for the price we pay :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

Kidding, we're lucky you make these for us

Jamie

 

[UP4021]

SNIP: If at first you don't succeed try__try__a gun. :SNIP

LOL :hehe:

Don't give me any ideas!

I mean my neighbors' dogs are annoying and all, and I've done what I could to shut them up...
:hehe:

 

[NormP]

Jamie.

At the moment it flies about 8Klm along a few deep valleys and does a loop then returns to land again,just for the heck of it.

It will (if I don't get too tired making mountains) go (eventualy) to the closest airport "Phluplu" 24Klm Sth West.

Norm.

 

[H222]

Thanks for for the info Norm
If you need a tester when finished don't forget me
I know, still a long way off,
Jamie

 

[nbrettoner]

Jamie.

At the moment it flies about 8Klm along a few deep valleys and does a loop then returns to land again,just for the heck of it.

It will (if I don't get too tired making mountains) go (eventualy) to the closest airport "Phluplu" 24Klm Sth West.

Norm.

Hi Norm,

Please forgive me if this has been asked before;
is this in The Highlands of PNG?

 

[ad602000]

when I was in the Army we landed at some rougher places than that in the southern highlands of PNG, they used to get us to sit individually on these large suspended scales to calculate take off weight, that was hairy

 

[Willem2]

Hi Noel,

Norms airport is Tenzing-Hillary airport at Lukla Nepal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenzing-Hillary_Airport

Cheers,

Bill.

 

[hyderpotter]

Where can I get a good Road Tunnel to use for a airport?

I would like to see a car go in to the Tunnel and you can see planes taixing over the Tunnel.

 

[stagecoach]

AS-STRASSE TUNNEL UF ON THE DLS.