Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 8:56 amQUOTE
Monday, December 31, 2012
F-35 Freeware version released!
I have changed my plans and released the freeware F-35 before the F-14D... The reason is that the F-14D Beta need more work than I though to make it a more meaningful release, and, well, I am not in the right mood to go through the tedious process of writing the missing code right now.
On the other hand, I've made several minor updates to the F-35, and I prefer to release it now. So here we go.
Version 2.10 – FREEWARE RELEASE
December 30th 2012 – CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS VERSION:
Minor changes to .air files, less drag at transonic and supersonic speeds (to bring behavior closer to lates official claims)
Slightly reduced A/B thrust for B version (as in the real thing, B version has a different nozzle design)
Removed MFD and wide cockpit screens, unused by most users
Solved autothrottle bug (unable to engage A/T due to missing A/T arm flag in aircraft.cfg)
Fixed event firing bug in HMD code
Added specific inner bay doors animation to F-35B (inner doors open while hovering to improve lift, as in the real thing)
Fixed pilot animations in F-35B model
Added miscellaneous external views
Fixed pan rate for external views
Added custom sound package, courtesy of Serge Luzin
Changed hovering mode weight limit to 40600lbs (was 42000) according to the latest official data
Removed .exe installer, now manual installation is required
NOTE: FROM THIS RELEASE (2.10) ONWARDS THE LICENCE IS CHANGED TO FREEWARE:USAGE IS FREE, AND YOU ARE NOW FREE TO COPY THIS SOFTWARE, HOWEVER ANY MODIFICATION OR ALTERATION OF THE FILES IS STILL PROHIBITED.
It can be downloaded from the link on the side bar. Will be uploaded to avsim later on. Have fun![/quote]
http://indiafoxtecho.blogspot.com/2012/12/...n-released.html
Dinos a Legend releasing this as freeware.
F-35 Freeware version released!
I have changed my plans and released the freeware F-35 before the F-14D... The reason is that the F-14D Beta need more work than I though to make it a more meaningful release, and, well, I am not in the right mood to go through the tedious process of writing the missing code right now.
On the other hand, I've made several minor updates to the F-35, and I prefer to release it now. So here we go.
Version 2.10 – FREEWARE RELEASE
December 30th 2012 – CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS VERSION:
Minor changes to .air files, less drag at transonic and supersonic speeds (to bring behavior closer to lates official claims)
Slightly reduced A/B thrust for B version (as in the real thing, B version has a different nozzle design)
Removed MFD and wide cockpit screens, unused by most users
Solved autothrottle bug (unable to engage A/T due to missing A/T arm flag in aircraft.cfg)
Fixed event firing bug in HMD code
Added specific inner bay doors animation to F-35B (inner doors open while hovering to improve lift, as in the real thing)
Fixed pilot animations in F-35B model
Added miscellaneous external views
Fixed pan rate for external views
Added custom sound package, courtesy of Serge Luzin
Changed hovering mode weight limit to 40600lbs (was 42000) according to the latest official data
Removed .exe installer, now manual installation is required
NOTE: FROM THIS RELEASE (2.10) ONWARDS THE LICENCE IS CHANGED TO FREEWARE:USAGE IS FREE, AND YOU ARE NOW FREE TO COPY THIS SOFTWARE, HOWEVER ANY MODIFICATION OR ALTERATION OF THE FILES IS STILL PROHIBITED.
It can be downloaded from the link on the side bar. Will be uploaded to avsim later on. Have fun![/quote]
http://indiafoxtecho.blogspot.com/2012/12/...n-released.html
Dinos a Legend releasing this as freeware.
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 9:00 amWicked, went to buy this a couple of weeks ago to find it had been removed-refurbished and about to be freeware 
Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 9:09 amI spotted this across at the SOH .. We all Knowing Dino Cantennos work this is a must ! ... course be waiting to see if the Aussies really commit to buying them .. that means we would see the real deal a few short months or year after purchase .. same story happened with the Hornet back in 1987 
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:42 pmIt comes with all 3, A/B/ and C and there is alot of cool stuff it can do its a very cool freeware mod now hopefully oneday it will get Tacpac and then shoot down all the Superhornets. Very cool seeing the hook retract inside the fuselage. BTW the B can hover lol, in FSX crikey.
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 6:49 pmSUBS17 wrote:QUOTE (SUBS17 @ Jan 3 2013,5:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>BTW the B can hover lol, in FSX crikey.
One snazzy piece with the hover , Wilco's Harrier , throttle quad .. so easy to land it on a dime and takeoff UP ya go .. just make sure you have a lower fuel load
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 11:57 pmHas anyone tried installing this on FSX SP2 instead of Acceleration? or do you want me to be guinea pig?
Downloading now, thanks for the heads up.
Downloading now, thanks for the heads up.
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:51 pmI took the F35B and A for a spin, heres some shots.
You need Acceleraion because it features carrierops, HUD and radar etc.
You need Acceleraion because it features carrierops, HUD and radar etc.
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 3:53 pmD/loaded on release - I'm yet to do carrier trails with it , plane go up plane to down plane go up plane to down on our decommissoned CVN-65
, plane go up plane to down plane go up plane to down on our decommissoned CVN-65 Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 12:31 amSUBS17 wrote:QUOTE (SUBS17 @ Jan 4 2013,4:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You need Acceleraion because it features carrierops, HUD and radar etc.
Cheers. No use me flying it without a HUD. ..Will save for a rainy day when I put Accel back on.
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 7:22 amAcceleration rocks, it has quite alot of good features for FSX as far as carrierops are concerned. I took the F35C and B for a flight yesterday and did some traps in the C as well as cat launches and then used the B and did a STOVL take off and Vertical landing. This addon is really good.
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 7:39 amYeah, I do have acceleration, and but it doesn't (didn't?) play nicely with my Level D 767, and since I fly airliners 95% of time, it's a bit redundant for me. As you say, plenty of nice features do make it worthwhile for the average simmer. Cheers