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Default FSX Beaver as AI

mmann

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I have been trying to get the FSX Beaver to work as an AI aircraft. I found out I needed to add wheels in the aircraft.cfg (thanks to George 'Golf-HotelDelta'). I have added the wheels and after playing around with the contact points it would take-off and land correctly. Only problem is I had no wake/spray. I found that I needed to leave the float contact points in, to get the wake/spray effect and all seemed fine until I watched my Beaver park at the dock, shut down the engine, and the spray just wouldn't quit! Anyone have any ideas?

Regards, Mike Mann
 
AI Beaver

Any chance of passing on the changes you made to the 'cfg' to make the Bwaver land on wheels when used as AI?
 
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