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SpitPack bombs won't show

After all this work - thanks Allen, I hate to tell everyone, Stefano Denti (Kelticheart) put better looking weapons on the YAS Spitfires.

YAS_Spitfire_payloads.zip

Damage profile files for most of Merlin66 YAS Spitfire collection. Payloads modified and weapons replaced. Weapon packs and installation instructions included. By Stefano 'kelticheart' Denti. All credits for the original aircrafts and/or...
sim-outhouse.org

On pages 1 & 2 of his legacy section you will find quite a few other additions to the YAS Spitfires.

Cryingtoto's Seafire needs the same treatment. Any volunteers? :devilish:
 
@Browncoat Converted the weapons_spitfire.bgl to sca code with BGLAnalyze so I could look at it in any basic text editor like Notepad on in my case Notepad++. I know what CallLibObj dose as I have disassembled bgls in the past that place objects from library based .bgls.

Knowing the GUID numbers where calling for the CFS1 bomb and rocket was a bit of luck as I remember way back in the day the "CFS2 Spitfire IX plus Weapons Pack" on simviation showed a Spitfire with what looked like CFS1 a bomb so I disassembled scenery_cfs_library.bgl than checked if it had the GUID number that the weapons_spitfire.bgl was trying to load.

Sure enough scenery_cfs_library.bgl had the GUID number that the weapons_spitfire.bgl was trying to load and putting the stock scenery_cfs_library.bgl back also fixed the missing bombs on the Spitfire. Still no idea why the weapons_spitfire.bgl wasn't able to use CFS1 bomb and rocket from by CFS1 library rebuild as I used the same GUID number for every object to maintain backwards compat with bgls that load objects via CallLibObj.
 
Nice work on tracking this down Allen, & then providing a fix too :monkies::medals:

Although I have to agree with Kevin, there are better options out there now...
 
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