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Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Permj - 19-02-2006
hey
i wanna buy the default bell to my fsp company, but it says that i cant, because idont have any SEP pilots, but i
have a pilot in C2 :S
and the helicopter only weights ½ of the max allowed weight :S
whats wrong?
...Per
Re: Helicopter problems :S - Covoxer - 19-02-2006
Well, isn't Bell turboshaft powered?
And at C2 you can fly only piston powered aircrafts.
Maybe this is a problem?
Post Edited ( 02-19-06 15:54 )
Re: Helicopter problems :S - Permj - 19-02-2006
yes its turbo powered
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Full_Throttle0 - 24-02-2006
also the bell doesn't have any parking brakes so you can't start a flight.
NOTE TO DAN: FIX IT! (i Speak for all heli fans)
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Permj - 24-02-2006
i have heard something about that you can set parking brakes on the heli, in the aircraft.cfg...
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - DanSteph - 24-02-2006
Quote:Full_Throttle0 wrote:
also the bell doesn't have any parking brakes so you can't start a flight.
NOTE TO DAN: FIX IT! (i Speak for all heli fans)
Please ?
Adding a parking brake to an heli while editing the aircraft.cfg is a matter of seconds
for any user but keep in mind FsP is not really designed for heli this is why Heli are not
officially supported because I would probably have to rewrite half the code so heli have
specifical code, failure, announce, sound and reports.
Anyway adding a parking brake in aircraft.cfg and disabling some options allow
user to use them without to much problem.
See the FAQ: How can I fly helicopter with FsPassengers ?
http://www.fspassengers.com/?action=faq&question=61
Hope it help ?
Dan
Post Edited ( 02-24-06 15:09 )
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - SaVas - 24-02-2006
Its worked for me before Dan.
Its the same principle of using a float plane. No actual parking brake but you still have to engage the Shift + period to on or off. Just have
to remember to do it
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Full_Throttle0 - 25-02-2006
Quote:DanSteph wrote:
Quote:Full_Throttle0 wrote:
also the bell doesn't have any parking brakes so you can't start a flight.
NOTE TO DAN: FIX IT! (i Speak for all heli fans)
Please ?
Adding a parking brake to an heli while editing the aircraft.cfg is a matter of seconds
for any user but keep in mind FsP is not really designed for heli this is why Heli are not
officially supported because I would probably have to rewrite half the code so heli have
specifical code, failure, announce, sound and reports.
Anyway adding a parking brake in aircraft.cfg and disabling some options allow
user to use them without to much problem.
See the FAQ: How can I fly helicopter with FsPassengers ?
http://www.fspassengers.com/?action=faq&question=61
Hope it help ?
Dan
thanks but say i was in seaplane and the surf/wind is propelling me through the water will i get a "parking brakes while moving" loss of
points?
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Covoxer - 26-02-2006
Quote:thanks but say i was in seaplane and the surf/wind is propelling me through the water will i get a "parking brakes while moving"No. You get it only when you set high thrust while on parking prake.
loss of points?
Re: Helicopter problems :S [solved] - Full_Throttle0 - 16-04-2006
Quote:Covoxer wrote:
Quote:thanks but say i was in seaplane and the surf/wind is propelling me through the water will i get a "parking brakes whileNo. You get it only when you set high thrust while on parking prake.
moving"
loss of points?
If you're moving then set u will get penalty
If you're still then set parking brake then you move no penalty/