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MV-22B Osprey

@FREDDO Yes, basically the aircraft cycles its own thrust, where it pushes down air, then immediate sucks it back up from the top of the rotors if the aircraft descends too quickly. Although that would be cool if the MV-22 could do aerobatics! BTW, do you still have contact with the person who gave you access to the v-22? if you do, I had a couple questions about the aircraft.
 
FYI
this MV22B (simulator version) can do aerobatic event with nacelles 1-30 degree (with VTOL still active) you can do aerobatic like an airplane. this was an incredible script that @rcbarend do with his gauge. just turn OFF auto nacelles, if not Auto nacelles will adjust nacelles if speed less than airplane limit.

VRS (vortex ring states) was part of reality that manipulated to be use in sim. VRS is the biggest part that make this aircraft crash, VRS can solved in helicopter but not yet in MV22B. we decide to add this as extra feature. it can turn ON and OFF (not part of real aircraft ... lol )

upgrading going on again....

Regards, Kalong
 
Something need to precise or ruin everything.
this is 10+ hierarchy animation. every single polygon has they own animation:

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Hey @Sixshot
Currently no plans for an HMX paint. For right now, @letourn is only making the standard (Low vis grey/CAG) real world squadron paints. Not sure about the plan for more repaints after that.
 
Sixshot said:
Really can't wait for this! Just wondering if theirs a HMX-1 Repaint for her!
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Don't worry, I will include paint kit texture in release version (separately). so every V-22 lover can make their own texture. for internal texture I'll keep it with me.

FYI
last beta nearly rolling out, if there no much remark, I will release it.
 
kalong said:
Don't worry, I will include paint kit texture in release version (separately). so every V-22 lover can make their own texture. for internal texture I'll keep it with me.

FYI
last beta nearly rolling out, if there no much remark, I will release it.
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GREAT, Can't wait to get it :D
 
Will be posting more screenshots over the next few days. FsRecorder is limited and doesnt save prop position, so some of the rotors were in the ground unfortunately
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It was a big challenge for me to make MV22B proprotor (propeller-rotor).
FSX/P3D didn't have this kind of proprotor, they only have separate rotor and propeller in different of uses as Helicopter and airplane. this 2 different type of aircraft (helicopter and airplane) can't combine together in default as they are different script and coding.
 
Heater - great pictures. Team responsible for this build; I stand in AWE and AMAZEMENT and you have my utmost respect. Very awesome and eagerly awaiting the release. I really do think this is a much needed add-on to the FSX/Prepar3D community. I believe this will be a hot commodity for single and multi-player communities. Absolutely love this aircraft and the capabilities its brings to the fight in the real world. Extremely excited to fly this build. I am very glad there are coders like yourself, Rob, and all the others who contributed to this build that are willing to dedicate their time to this model. Thank you again.
 
@shortleash I completely agree! Hopefully we'll get it released soon here. Beta testers have Beta 4 now ()hopefully final beta), and we are currently reviewing for any major issues with the aircraft before the first public release..
 
@letourn @Heater Fantastic Screenshots! Letourn where did you get that LHD? Would be nice to get some PhotoReal textures on this bird! Might try to do that once its released.
 
Heater said:
@FREDDO Yes, basically the aircraft cycles its own thrust, where it pushes down air, then immediate sucks it back up from the top of the rotors if the aircraft descends too quickly. Although that would be cool if the MV-22 could do aerobatics! BTW, do you still have contact with the person who gave you access to the v-22? if you do, I had a couple questions about the aircraft.
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real V22 on test
 
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