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G activated wingtip contrails

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PhantomP

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Hey Guys would anybody know of any wing tip contrails effects to be used in the light section that appear basicaly when you break a G force turn, the reason I am asking is because I have an bomb effect that works from the smoke section of the aircraft cfg and it collides with the contrails in the smoke section thanks
 
Download RENO SPECIAL EFFECTS from one of the major sites. It does about anything with the lights and smoke.
 
Another file you may want is called Autosmoke if memory serves, it's by Alejandro Villa. If all you want to do is trail some smoke from a big radial this is perfect. All you do is add a gauge to the virtual cockpit section of panel.cfg and the smoke will start automatically when you rev the engine.
It has gauges for piston, turbo, and jet.:ernae:
 
Thanks again terry it would be nice if I could find an auto smoke guage that worked under the lights section Thanks
 
The Reno package does just that. The vortex effect is tied to the Recognition light function and can be triggered at your choice of 2, 3, or 4 G's. You just have to position the effect. In most cases, the wingtip nav light positions are a good starting point.
 
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