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Wing-Fold

Pat Pattle

SOH-CM-2025
Hi all,
I probably should know this, but does the wing-fold command work in CFS3? I've tried a few carrier a/c models out but none seem to have it so before I waste my time just wanted to know for sure. Or tailhook, come to that?

Thanks.
 
Tailhook never worked. Wings folded on the FM-2 and it was a big deal as the could be folded in flight. I don't remember what the command was for it
 
Tailhook never worked. Wings folded on the FM-2 and it was a big deal as the could be folded in flight. I don't remember what the command was for it
Thanks Wayne, I'll take another look. As I have the Gmax, I guess that the tailhook animation could be linked in with the gear.
 
I dont think those commands work in cfs3 but id love to be proven wrong. In the past I have used the bomb-bay door key and the dive flap key if they are available. the results are visual only and far from perfect
 
CFS3 does not support carriers. I have added an animated tailhook and folding wingtips merely for show.
Folding wings animated with ‘bomb-bay doors’ key( shift-B in cfs3 default)

CFS3 A6M2 21
Credits:
3D models and virtual cockpit textures by Stephan Seybolt sdsbolt@hotmail.com
loadout textures by Dan Swart d.swart@verizon.net
AvHistory Version 4 flight model.
Aircraft skin By John Bravo/4 Whelan
John has painted this aircraft to represent the A6M2 flown from Rabaul, New Britian, November, 1942.
Unit: 6th kokutai
Serial: unknown.
Visual model created with GMAX 1.2

MS CFS3 sdk

LithUnwrap

DXTBMP – Martin Wright
Gauges are repainted cfs2 versions using

CFGEDIT by Ed Struzynski
Thank you Bill Wilson and Anthony Sullenger for testing and feedback
 
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