Yes they can work but i only use the EZdok and DBS active cameras ,to the other question about the choppers with the FSrecorder module, follow this guide which ive had since 2004 but doesnt always work well in FSX bit of a lotto to get the blades spinning ..
You can make your own ai helicopters to work with recorder module, and it's much easier than making them to work as 'normal' ai.
1) Make a new aircraft container (folder). Give it the same name as the original helicopter, but with '_AI' stuck on the end of it (or anything to make it a unique name).
2) Copy everything but the air and cfg files from the original aircraft into it, and the air and cfg from the King Air.
3) Rename the new air file to whatever the original aircraft's is called
4) Copy the following sections from the original aircraft's cfg and replace those in the new (ex King Air) cfg:
All fltsim sections
contact_points
lights
smokesystem
5) In each fltsim section add '_AI' (or again, anything to make it unique) to the end of the title line and ui-variation line.
6) If you have aired.exe, you can stop them cluttering up your aircraft selection menu by changing 'aircraft type' (line 105) to '2'. If not, you can change the ui_manufacturer line in each fltsim section to something like RMAI to keep them seperate.
7) After recording your flight use renameit (from the RM site) to change the name of the aircraft used to playback (add _AI, or whatever, to the current one shown) and save the flight with a new name.
8) Formate on your custom AI helicopter and shoot some footage for us rotorheads.
These modifications won't work as normal AI, because the weights and power need fine tuning for them to 'fly', but RM aircraft only follow pre-recorded positional data.[/quote]
Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2011 7:05 pm
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