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Does anyone know how to make weapons that you can see drop off of the aircraft and explode on impact?

Thanks
 
Hi,

That is not a feature supported by FS2004 directly. I know for FSX some people have been making such models and driving them using SimConnect, but for FS2004 it is not that easy I guess.
 
Hi,

In FS2002 there was some addon scenery from www.planesimulation.com where you could find weapons for your aircraft.
There is also an Apache heli that has some weapon effects. Check www.hovercontrol.com.

It is possible to make this kind of effect in FS9 and probably FSX as well, as their effects are still more or less the same.

Roby
 
On the AVSIM site you can find a download called "Weapons_Pack" which lets you add a host of US and British droppable ordnance to FSX planes.

Don't know about earlier FS versions though.
 
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