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FSXA Visby Class Corvette AI Ship
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Dutcheeseblend
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I like the water effects and the detail!
Paul Domingue
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Beautiful model and I do love the wake effects.
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Hey Nobu,
Great to see you here.
The ship is looking better than ever, I love all of the new details, she is amazing!
Keep up the great work, I think I will go shoot some landings on the old model for a while tonight, got to get back in practice for your future release! Wow...just Wow!
Cheers Mate!
Gary
Great to see you here.
The ship is looking better than ever, I love all of the new details, she is amazing!
Keep up the great work, I think I will go shoot some landings on the old model for a while tonight, got to get back in practice for your future release! Wow...just Wow!
Cheers Mate!
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Thank you guys, I'm glad you like it 
This model is version 2 and the previous package is already available at simviation or flightsim.com.
@Marc L, Sorry I'm not going to work on pilotable version.
@Roel, This model has enough detailed deck for your challenge.
Some other shots:
Helipad
Lighting
Glide slope indicator using RFN Carrier Gauge
Navigation lights
Thanks
This model is version 2 and the previous package is already available at simviation or flightsim.com.
@Marc L, Sorry I'm not going to work on pilotable version.
@Roel, This model has enough detailed deck for your challenge.
Some other shots:
Helipad
Lighting
Glide slope indicator using RFN Carrier Gauge
Navigation lights
Thanks
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Toooo bad 
, always dreamed to drive a ship with those effects and animations.
then, your modelling skills are awesome, as well ase Effect creations
I always dreames to have a Catamaran like those from Incats, wave piercers, high speed etc with the same hydrojet effects and wake (yes, it is a dream)
continue this modelling you are awesome
Greetings, Aviana Scenery
, always dreamed to drive a ship with those effects and animations.then, your modelling skills are awesome, as well ase Effect creations
I always dreames to have a Catamaran like those from Incats, wave piercers, high speed etc with the same hydrojet effects and wake (yes, it is a dream)
continue this modelling
you are awesome Greetings, Aviana Scenery
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Wow!
The lighting looks great!
It's still possible to make any AI boat user controllable; all you need to do is add Boat to the User Objects line in the FSX.CFG and add a panel.cfg with some gauges to the appropriate boat. You won't get a VC, but it's still pretty fun. You can do something similar with GroundVehicles as well.
Toooo bad
It's still possible to make any AI boat user controllable; all you need to do is add Boat to the User Objects line in the FSX.CFG and add a panel.cfg with some gauges to the appropriate boat. You won't get a VC, but it's still pretty fun. You can do something similar with GroundVehicles as well.
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dave hoeffgen
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Simply amazing. 
Seen the railing sometimes up sometimes down in your pics. Is it animated to user proximity?
Seen the railing sometimes up sometimes down in your pics. Is it animated to user proximity?
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Thank you ;p
@Marc L
Effect of this model is optimized only for specific speed, so I think that is not suitable for pilotable ship
@dave hoeffgen
It is two separate models.. Because railing of each deck are different objects, they do not animation.
@Marc L
Effect of this model is optimized only for specific speed, so I think that is not suitable for pilotable ship
@dave hoeffgen
It is two separate models.. Because railing of each deck are different objects, they do not animation.
latest shot here...
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Darn that Xbox!