and follow the installation instruction.
When you are prompted for Flight Simulator installation folder,
select the folder of your FS2002 installation, e.g. C:\FS2002
CFS2 Installation:
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1. doubleclick on file:
av534_s4_setup.exe
and follow the installation instruction.
When you are prompted for Flight Simulator installation folder,
select the folder of your CFS2 installation, e.g. C:\CFS2
2. Then doubleclick on file:
av534-s4_cfs2_update.exe
and follow the installation instruction.
NOTE:
Installation program only copies all necessary files into right folders.
It doesn't create any additional files ( e.g. on your Desktop or Start/Programs )
If you still don't trust it, you can point the installation program into
some temporary folder, e.g. C:\Temp
and then manually copy these files into your MSFS.
About the real plane:
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Avia B-534 is a Czechoslovak biplane fighter. The first prototype
flew in 1933. Above 500 planes were delivered to the Czechoslovak
Air Force during years 1935 - 1939. In pre-WWII period it was the
main Czechoslovak fighter.
More information you'll find in the file readme.html
Avia B-534 was single seat single engine biplane with fixed tail
wheel undercarriage. Its structure was all-metal, with partial
surfaces covered with fabric. Avia was powered by engine
Hispano Suiza HS 12 Ydrs with maximum power 625kW ( 860HP ).
Armament consisted of 4 guns with 7,92mm calibre. Under the lower
wing was a place for 6x 10kg bombs or for 4x 20kg bombs.
About the FS2002 model:
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Avia B-534 for MS Flight Simulator was created in FS design Studio.
Model features 7 multiresolution sub-models with different comlexity
- this means, that you will see a simplified model at longer distance.
You can utilize this effects especially when you see more planes
at the same time - e.g. during online flying ( you have more FPS
- frame rate per second )
Model features animated moving parts: ailerons, elevator, rudder,
propeller, rotating wheels and pilot in cockpit.
Detailed 3D virtual cockpit has working gauges and animated pedals,
control stick and throttle lever.
2D panel has a background based on real photo and on screenshot
of virtual cockpit. Gauges are used from CFS1 and CFS2 models.
About the CFS2 model:
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Avia B-534 for MS Combat Flight Simulator 2 includes additional
features - it's *.dp file ( damage profile ), where is desrcibed
weapon's placement and also a behavior after several damages.
When you are selecting your plane, you can choose a variant
with six bombs ( 6x10kg ).
About authors:
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Milan Lisner - 3D model and cockpit, textures,
flight dynamics, 2D panel design
Acknowledgments:
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Louis Sinclair & Abacus - for FS Design Studio
Joe Amodea - for multi-resolution tutorial
Konstantin Kukushkin & Abacus - for Aircraft Animator
Mike Crosthwaite - for SDL Editor
JASC - for Paint Shop Pro
Copyrights:
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What's not allowed ( ... I'd rather you didn't do it ):
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* Selling or putting this package or part of it on CD-Rom is not allowed
without the written permission of the author.
* Selling or putting this package or part of it on internet is not allowed
without the written permission of the author.
* Redistributing this archive with any files added or modified
without any reference to the original author
* Using files from this archive in another aircraft
without any reference to the original author.
What you can do:
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* For your own home using you can do with this model whatever you can :-)
* If you want to publish this model with your modification
( e.g. new textures, new flight dynamics, new panel, etc. ),
so if this will be for free, you can do it.
Just remember to keep the original documentation with references
to original author.
Into file Readme.txt you can add a description of your modifications
and contact to you.
I'll be pleased, if you let me know this to my e-mail.
* If you want to publish this model on your www pages, don't forget
to mention the original author, e.g. by e-mail or link to my www page.
And again, if you let me know this to my e-mail, I'll be pleased
Contact: Milan Lisner
E-mail: mlk@volny.cz
WWW: http://mlk-airbase.wz.cz
