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Afterburner positioning?

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strikeeagle345

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im trying to figure out how to move the A/B on the F/A-18A hornet in FSX Acceleration. i want to move them furthur inside the nossle. if you havent noticed they are sticking out too far.

you can see here that the orange circle (start of burner effect) is almost at the end of the nossle.
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the red line is where the effect starts... the green line is were it should be (approximately).
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im trying to figure out how to move it. in fs2002/2004 you could edit a cordinate in the aircaft.cfg and move it but you can on this one..... any ideas would be great thanx all.
 
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Hi,

I do not know whether this aircraft has an effect file for the afterburner. If it has then you go the the effects folder, find the afterburner effect and change the z-offset of the emitter(s).
If it is an xml file in the panel folder, the model builder will have attached the effect to a certain location of the model in which case I do not think you can change it.

Roby
 
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