Do AI aircraft need "Gear Warnings" ?

[SevenFour_Fan]

Ah ok.

 

If only the fs9 code could be accessed to change things like this. Maybe change the ability to display higher res textures. Fs9 is such a stable platform it would surely still perform well. I guess it would take a rocket scientist to do it.

 

Strange, kids can just about or can hack government agencies yet can't change fs9 coding.

[tgibson_new]

BTW, the Flight Tuning section does affect AI aircraft, and is the easiest way to make little tweaks to the way they fly.

[ColR1948]

I agree with Tom above, the times I have had an converted flyable porpoise on landing or almost flip over on take off, so after tweaking the cfg and I admit it has took many hours on some cases to get it to fly properly.

A lot of people forget the air file too, I have often changed that for a different to one and had good results, again Tom above often used the default 737 air file for a lot of his aircraft wit good results.

[napamule2]

Well if you tweak the 737 AI then that's one thing as the flyable 737 flys 'ok'. But if you tweak a C-172 AI's cfg and air with the default C-172 cfg and air then 'GOOD LUCK'.

Chuck B

Napamule

[tgibson_new]

I use the 737 AIR file for everything from Convair 240's to Boeing 707's. Works fine. You are right, I do not use it for GA aircraft.

[ColR1948]

I've found a lot of GA don't need a great deal of tweaking any how, most of them will fly OK as ai if needed.