hello
hello
Hey everyone-
I traditionally drive race sims, but I've been looking for a sweet WWII flight sim for ages. For some reason I couldn't find it until I
(a) bought cam2pan for my race sim to try it
(b) wrote a cam2pan smoothing program
when I stumbled on IL-2. It promptly blew me away, having come from a warbirds free demo background. Also, it's definitely a good sign when the community is so strong after so many years. (Same thing with Grand Prix Legends, my favorite game at the moment).
The best thing that happened to me in the racing community was to find a group that gets on teamspeak, drinks, trash-talks, and laughs a lot, so I'm looking to join a similar group for IL-2.
I'm located in the US on the east coast inland a bit and finishing grad school. I'm from the upper middle of the country originally and have roughly zero Irish in me, but I like beer.
Also, I didn't want to brag about this, but I have a friend who's Irish. Maybe you know him. His name is Isaac.
What's the easiest way to get some of your bullets in my plane?
Also, fairly impartial to wainscoting.
-Jack
I traditionally drive race sims, but I've been looking for a sweet WWII flight sim for ages. For some reason I couldn't find it until I
(a) bought cam2pan for my race sim to try it
(b) wrote a cam2pan smoothing program
when I stumbled on IL-2. It promptly blew me away, having come from a warbirds free demo background. Also, it's definitely a good sign when the community is so strong after so many years. (Same thing with Grand Prix Legends, my favorite game at the moment).
The best thing that happened to me in the racing community was to find a group that gets on teamspeak, drinks, trash-talks, and laughs a lot, so I'm looking to join a similar group for IL-2.
I'm located in the US on the east coast inland a bit and finishing grad school. I'm from the upper middle of the country originally and have roughly zero Irish in me, but I like beer.
Also, I didn't want to brag about this, but I have a friend who's Irish. Maybe you know him. His name is Isaac.
What's the easiest way to get some of your bullets in my plane?
Also, fairly impartial to wainscoting.
-Jack
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Re: hello
Dont worry we have Irish Zerosgurkesaft wrote: have roughly zero Irish in me, but I like beer.
New squad skin by our official unofficial recruitment officer who'll no doubt be by shortly
and welcome. We're making the transition to the new '46 v4.071 right now, but mostly on v4.05 . Visit the Tech forum and get Hyperlobby to fly online and guides to versions etc.
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Thank you.
I had previously found Hyperlobby, I purchased initially the "complete edition" with 4.04m, and bought the upgrade to version 4.05m. So far I've dropped about $60 and haven't done much flying. Can't wait to upgrade again
Not a huge fan of the 1946 concept--I hope I can get some flight time before I have to spend another $50 or whatever (still cheaper than a plane and some bullets I guess).
I could maybe write a simple program that swaps game versions around, too, if that eases everyone's burden any.
Anyway, looking forward to flying!
-Jack
I had previously found Hyperlobby, I purchased initially the "complete edition" with 4.04m, and bought the upgrade to version 4.05m. So far I've dropped about $60 and haven't done much flying. Can't wait to upgrade again
Not a huge fan of the 1946 concept--I hope I can get some flight time before I have to spend another $50 or whatever (still cheaper than a plane and some bullets I guess).
I could maybe write a simple program that swaps game versions around, too, if that eases everyone's burden any.
Anyway, looking forward to flying!
-Jack
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No need theres already one available on download 4.04-4.05-4.07-4.071gurkesaft wrote:
I could maybe write a simple program that swaps game versions around, too, if that eases everyone's burden any.
-Jack
As far as '46 goes I've got it (more a case of keeping up with the Ivanovitches) a lot of us would have liked more flyable heavies and some of the existing AI made flyable.Even so the jets are fun and some nice new maps. I noticed last night that they've fixed the drop down menus so that they dont dissapear when scrolling down and Olegs new stick sensitivity is a subtle improvement. Its good to have everything on the one DVD (one more scheduled patch to come).
Oh and dont forget that ground attack fans can now drop 1000lb rs on convoys of bicycles
How do find Cam2 pan? Is lighting an issue with the webcam?
Most of us use Track IR
A bit, but it's not been a problem for me with my cheap kinamax infrared camera. I could wear an LED if I wanted on my headset. The big issue with Cam2pan is the refresh rate is maximum 30Hz, so it can make you a bit sick with its jerking around (which is why I wrote the smoothing program). So now I get very smooth motion but it lags. Not a big deal in flight sims. Looks so pretty.:FI:Sneaky_Russian wrote:
How do find Cam2 pan? Is lighting an issue with the webcam?
Most of us use Track IR
In short, I like it.
So what's this version changer? It comes with 1946 or it's available for download somewhere?
Cheers,
Jack
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Welcome to the boards, ...
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Join us on Sunday afternoon (US time) to our COOP missions (current version 4.05) and see how we handle things. Prepare yourself for carrier take offs and landings and for some good laughs on comms.
BTW, gherkin juice would be Gurkensaft in German language ... anyhow, nice choice of nick name ...
S'loot, m8!
Join us on Sunday afternoon (US time) to our COOP missions (current version 4.05) and see how we handle things. Prepare yourself for carrier take offs and landings and for some good laughs on comms.
BTW, gherkin juice would be Gurkensaft in German language ... anyhow, nice choice of nick name ...
S'loot, m8!
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some Scandinavian or Germanic blood maby?
Wellcome to the mad-house
some Scandinavian or Germanic blood maby?
Wellcome to the mad-house
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