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FSXA Dash 8 100/300

chriszoepound said:
You got Adam Murphy on board?! WOW. That guy is one of the best when it comes to making soundpacks. In my opinion he's even beaten the likes of TSS when it comes to making sounds. I'm really happy to hear that you got him on this project and finally finishing his long awaited dash 8 soundpack :) Great job Moken!
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Yes i do! You're absolutely right! he is incredibly good. :D
 
First test with the Dash 8 Q300 in fsx, (had to borrow main landing gear from babydash..)
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Heretic said:
He's one of the best in that field. The sound environment is going to be great!


By the way: Who's doing the systems?
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I agree with you on that! :)

No one at the moment, I might have to learn how to make the systems myself.
 
Moken said:
No one at the moment, I might have to learn how to make the systems myself.
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Well, it's the best way. With enough L:var driven knobs and switches, I might be able to help out here and there.
 
Yes, tha's true! i have to learn it some time anyway. But i would appreciate some help, i can give you a notice when i come so far. ;)
 
I have started to make the engine gear well interior. And I wondered, how much details should be there? Is it common nowadays for simmers to do a walkaround and check the landing gears etc before jumping into the cockpit ?
Can you guys give me a thought what you think?

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Do the most important stuff with not too many polygons and you should be good to go.
 
I flew the DHC-8-100/300/400...Have about 1800 hours total between the three models. Let me know what I can do to be of any assistance to you...I have quite a bit of documentation on all three aircraft.
 
BE19Pilot said:
I flew the DHC-8-100/300/400...Have about 1800 hours total between the three models. Let me know what I can do to be of any assistance to you...I have quite a bit of documentation on all three aircraft.
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That sounds very interesting! :D
 
Progress lately has been slow. My laptop have crashed and reached retirement.
9 years old. Rip (GPU or CPU breakdown)
I have recovered all my files and a new pc will arrive very soon. :)
At least i was able to finish the
Main gear well/bay before it died ;)
 
Haha :D ! Thank you very much for your consideration and condolences. The laptop has now been buried at the bottom of the tray with old stuff and will be its resting place until my wife starts complaining and I have to throw it away!
 
New desktop pc up and running. I have started working on the project again, but now i'm converting over the project to 3ds max.
A little sad to leave fsds, but i think the program goes so slow when the model begins to grow in size. even with new pc.

(3ds modeller/s wantet! )

First look in 3ds
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I don't know if 3ds Max still comes with the P-38 tutorial (version 9 back in the day did), but if it does, it's highly recommended to get to grips with the interface and the way of doing things.

Same for any tutorial covering animations.
 
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