też zerkałem, ale zdaje się ta procedura powrotu do FM z SP3 odnosiła się do FF1
(brzmi enigmatycznie
) )
IMHO .. najlepiej polubić FF2 ... nie wiem, FF1 dostał trochę krytyki za FM, ale zdaje się zostało to poprawione....
na zachęte wycinek z Release NOtes:
FF2 Flight Models
By Tom "Saint" Launder
FF2 features a revised and further improved set of flight models. The flight model work
that was done for SP3 release is now the standard starting point for the further improved
flight models. Where new models were created, the same methodology that was used to
create the models for SP3 was used for FF2.
Aircraft Specific Notes:
F-16: FF2 begins the process of separating the F-16 flight models based on model, block,
and engine. This release contains all Pratt and Whitney engines (F100-PW-220, 220/E,
229). In the future, the GE engines will be modeled. These F-16 models have
improvements in the limiters based on Andre Joseph's work.
a. F-16A: Block15
b. F-16B: Block 15
c. F-16AM-B & N: Block 20
d. F-16C/KF-16C B.32/ F-16 AGSR/F-16XL: Block 32
e. F-16CG: Block 42 (default)
f. F-16DG: Block 42
g. F-16CJ/F-16C HAF/KF-16 B.52: Block 52
h. F-16DJ: Block 52
F-14A,B & D: The F-14 models have received a thorough review based on some new
performance data. Some data was available for both the F-14A and F-14D models. Areas
tested were acceleration, time to climb, sustained turns, takeoff/landing speeds, and
performance envelope. These models are close to the charts. The models have two
stages of manual flaps. The roll rates, engine spool, and TSFC were adjusted.
F-15: The F-15 models (C/E) received a minor adjustment to the limiters to correct some
poor landing performance. The F-15C and E models will receive a further review for FF3.
F/A-18C/D/E & F: The F/A-18 models have all been reviewed and further improved. The
F/A-18s have two stage manual flaps. FF2 brings new F/A-18E and F models. These also
have two stage manual flaps.
EF-2000: This aircraft flight model was difficult to estimate. According to pilot reports, the
aircraft is capable of supercruise flight. The EF-2000 outperforms everything but the F/A-
22. Because there were no performance charts available, approximations were used
in the performance envelope to simulate what is published about the aircraft.
Mirage III, 2000 series: All new models were made for the Mirage family of aircraft. There
are multiple versions being simulation in FF2. A new wing was also approximated for a
cambered delta wing. The 2000 aircraft are simulating the SNECMA M53-P2 engine. The
2000 series also has a fly by wire system that limits AOA to 29 degrees. The Matra Spirale
electronic warfare system is modeled with 112 chaff and 16 flares. It should be noted that
the Mirage III is quite inferior to the 2000 version. Many of the problems encountered with
the delta wing were corrected in the 2000 model by Dassault.
JAS-37 and 39: Initial approximation work was done on these two aircraft.
For some other aircraft, multiple minor changes were necessary. Also, many changes
(like gear, flaps, speedbrake, and canopy) were necessary due to new 3D aircraft models.
The flight model work in FF2 is a continued improvement, but due to the volume of flight
models available (140+), not all models have been reviewed. As time permits, models will
continue to be reviewed and improved.
New Aircraft notes: FF2 features several new aircraft and variants:
1. F-16 variants as follows:
a. F-16A/B: Versions of first generation F-16s.
b. F-16AM- B & N: Belgium and Dutch F-16As with MLU.
c. F-16C: Generic F-16 that covers Block 25-Block 32.
d. F-16CG: Block 42 F-16 that is the default variant.
e. F-16CJ: Block 52 F-16 that is the latest generation used by the USAF.
f. F-16C HAF: Greek Block 52
g. F-16DG/DJ: 2 seat versions of the CG and CJ.
h. KF-16C Block 32 and KF-16C Block 52: ROK versions.
i. F-16XL: Experimental version that features enlarged wing.
j. F-16 AGRS: Block 32 Aggressor from Nellis AFB.
2. F/A-18 Hornet:
a. F/A-18A and CF-18A: Early generation multi-role fighters.
b. F/A-18C/D: 2nd generation F/A-18s that feature latest generation of
weapons.
c. E/F “Super Hornet”: The F/A-18 E & Fs are upgrades to the USN and USMC
F/A-18C & D. They can carry more fuel, more ordinance and have different
engines from the F/A-18C & D.
3. F-14 Tomcat:
a. F-14A: First generation Tomcat, featured as early production A-A fleet
defense fighter with a minor secondary ground attack role in FF2.
b. F-14B: Second generation Tomcat with improved engines and featured as a
air superiority fighter in FF2.
c. F-14D: Third generation Tomcat, known as the Bombcat. Is multi-role
fighter in FF2 with precision strike capabilities.
4. EuroFighter-2000 Typhoon: The EF2K in FF2 is a 5th generation multi-role fighter that
features low RCS, high maneuverability, 13 HPs for weapons, advanced radar and
excellent engine performance. The combination of range, weapons loads, low RCS and
superb flight characteristics, makes the Typhoon a very capable multi-role fighter.
5. JAS-39 Gripen: The Swedish Gripen, is a lightweight multi-role fighter built by SAAB
that features a low RCS signature. It is considered to be a 5th generation fighter and is
capable of multiple roles and features the AMRAAM, sidewinder, ALARM missiles as
well as the RBS-15 ASM. The Gripen features a FM that makes it a worthy dog fight
adversary for the F-16.
6. Dassault Mirage 2000 series: The M2Ks are upgrades to the original Mirage series.
They feature FBW flight controls, front canards for improved flight control, updated
avionics and increased ordinance carrying capacity. The M2Ks feature several
advanced weapons that are rivals to late generation western weapons. First featured in
FF1, the M2Ks in FF2 have been upgraded to include more realistic weapons loads and
mission taskings. The variants in FF2 are as follows:
a. Mirage 2000-9: Latest generation that features the Mica A-A missiles as well
as multiple types of A-G ordinance.
b. Mirage 2000-5: Latest generation that features the Mica A-A missiles as well
as multiple types of A-G ordinance.
c. Mirage 2000-C: Used primarily as an air superiority fighter.
d. Mirage 2000-D: Used primarily as a ground attack fighter.
e. Mirage 2000-N: Nuclear attack.
7. Dassault Mirage III: FF2 features 3 variants of the original Dassault Mirage. They are
the Mirage IIIC, IIIE and 50. All three of these aircraft use similar airframes and
weapons. The Mirage IIIC & IIIE are predominantly A-A fighters, while the Mirage 50 is
an attack fighter.
8. Dassault Super Etendard: The Super Etendard is a French naval strike fighter that is
capable of carrying most French weapons including the Exocet ASM.
9. JA-37 Viggen: Swedish multi-role fighter built by SAAB. The JA-37 is the fighter
version capable of carrying the AMRAAM, sidewinder and Sky-flash A-A missiles.
10. J-11: PRC variant of the Russian Su-27.
11. MiG-21 variants:
a. MiG-21F13: 1st Generation MiG-21 that has limited capabilities.
b. MiG-21PF: 2nd Generation MiG-21 that is an improvement over the F13.
c. MiG-21MF: 3rd Generation.
d. MiG-21bis : 4th Generation.
e. MiG-21/93 (Indian Air Force): Latest generation of Fishbed that is capable e
of delivering the latest Russian ordinance; including the AA-11, AA-12,
AGMs and LGBs.
12. F-4 Phantom II variants:
a. F-4B/J/N/S: USN variants that do not have an internal cannon.
b. F-4C/D: USAF variants without internal cannon. The F-4D is capable of
using 1st generation LGBs.
c. F-4E/ESK/EJ/E IAF: All variants of the USAF F-4E, which was the first F-4
variant with an internal 20 mm. Vulcan cannon. The F-4E IAF is capable of
carrying the Python A-A missile.
d. F-4G “Wild Weasel”: The F-4G was the F-4 successor to the F-105G Wild
Weasel. It is used for SEAD missions only in FF2.
e. F-4K/M: The F-4K is a UK Royal Navy variant, while the F-4M is a UK RAF
variant. Both variants can carry the Skyflash missile.
f. F-4F: German Luftwaffe F-4 variant that is still operational.
g. RF-4C: USAF recon version of the F-4C Phantom II
13. A-4 Skyhawk:
a. A-4B: 1st generation USN carrier attack jet.
b. A-4E: 2nd generation USN carrier attack jet, with increased weapons and
fuel capacities.
c. A-4M: 3rd generation USMC carrier/land based attack aircraft with avionics
updates. Distinguished by the extra hump on the fuselage behind the
cockpit.
14. A-7 Corsair:
a. A-7D: USAF attack aircraft.
b. A-7E: USN carrier based attack aircraft.
15. F-100A: 1960’s era super sonic fighter adapted to perform the strike/ground attack
role.
16. F-102A: The F-102A “Delta Dagger” is the first delta winged plane used by the USAF. It
features internal weapons bays and uses first generation IR A-A missiles.
17. F-105 “Thud”:
a. F-105D: 1960’s era strike fighter.
b. F-105G: 2 seat strike fighter specially modified to become a Wild Weasel.
18. F-5A: First generation Freedom Fighter.
19. J-6A: Chinese MiG-19 Farmer.
20. Su-9: Early variant of Su-7 series used as a Soviet interceptor.
21. RF-101: USAF recon version of the F-101 Voodoo interceptor.
22. RA-5C : USN recon version of the Rockwell A-5 Vigilante.
23. RF-5E: Recon version of F-5E.
24. C-27J: 2 engine transport aircraft.
25. C-160 Transall: 2 engine transport aircraft.
26. C-123: 2 engine transport aircraft.
27. G.222: 2 engine transport aircraft.
28. An-12: 4 engine transport aircraft produced in the USSR.
2003-10-03, 20:46 Falcon 4.0-HELP!!!
. Jak jest dynamiczna kampania, to mozna latac i w ponad tysiacu misjach! Oj oj, zeby nie przegieli.
Lomac - uninstall i na półkę 
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