09.09.2009, 04:42
Hi Guys,
This is a mission for Canons fantastic channel map (1940)
After tearing around the skies of Cannons map in my spitfire mk1 for a week i decided to have a go at changing sides and finding out what it might be like for one of
the ordinary Heinkell crews to fly a daylight raid over London in 1940.
This is a one hundred bomber raid with dozens of other aircraft in the air at the same time. I know that this sounds like a FRPS nightmare but i,ve designed it as (and i'll say it out loud)
A TOTAL COCKPIT EXPERIENCE all visual effects are designed to be viewed from within the cockpit and gun positions of your Heinkell and i've had to pull alot of little tricks to prevent
FRPS loss and stuttering, once you have witnessed a visual effect from your cockpit it will destroy itself, redundant aircraft will slip from view and quietly crash, ships at sea will collide and sink,
all airbourne aircraft will be flying from the start of the mission to prevent stuttering when they spawn, the RAF use hit and run tactics then fly away and crash. The returning bomber formation
disperses over the channel to seperate airfields but your group is the only one that lands to prevent your pc trying to land dozens of aircraft at the same time.
If you stay within the confines of your Heinkell then this works really well and takes you on a roller-coaster of a ride with plenty of action and plenty to see, viewed from any other perspective
and you'll see planes behaving erracticly as they slink off to crash.
So witness what it might have been like for an ordinary Heinkell pilot on a hundred bomber raid, its quite a thrill ride, can you hold your course and hold your nerve as fly into hell.
I'm running this on a duel core, 9800gtx with 4GB ram with no frps loss or stuttering, hope it runs as smooth for you.
This the first mission i've ever made so all constructive critiscm (good or bad) is welcome as it can only help me with future missions.
ALL YOU NEED IS CANONS CHANNEL MAPS AND ALL THEY REQUIRE
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hmkjijtnkn4/100 Heinkells.zip
This is a mission for Canons fantastic channel map (1940)
After tearing around the skies of Cannons map in my spitfire mk1 for a week i decided to have a go at changing sides and finding out what it might be like for one of
the ordinary Heinkell crews to fly a daylight raid over London in 1940.
This is a one hundred bomber raid with dozens of other aircraft in the air at the same time. I know that this sounds like a FRPS nightmare but i,ve designed it as (and i'll say it out loud)
A TOTAL COCKPIT EXPERIENCE all visual effects are designed to be viewed from within the cockpit and gun positions of your Heinkell and i've had to pull alot of little tricks to prevent
FRPS loss and stuttering, once you have witnessed a visual effect from your cockpit it will destroy itself, redundant aircraft will slip from view and quietly crash, ships at sea will collide and sink,
all airbourne aircraft will be flying from the start of the mission to prevent stuttering when they spawn, the RAF use hit and run tactics then fly away and crash. The returning bomber formation
disperses over the channel to seperate airfields but your group is the only one that lands to prevent your pc trying to land dozens of aircraft at the same time.
If you stay within the confines of your Heinkell then this works really well and takes you on a roller-coaster of a ride with plenty of action and plenty to see, viewed from any other perspective
and you'll see planes behaving erracticly as they slink off to crash.
So witness what it might have been like for an ordinary Heinkell pilot on a hundred bomber raid, its quite a thrill ride, can you hold your course and hold your nerve as fly into hell.
I'm running this on a duel core, 9800gtx with 4GB ram with no frps loss or stuttering, hope it runs as smooth for you.
This the first mission i've ever made so all constructive critiscm (good or bad) is welcome as it can only help me with future missions.
ALL YOU NEED IS CANONS CHANNEL MAPS AND ALL THEY REQUIRE
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hmkjijtnkn4/100 Heinkells.zip