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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

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Old 04-19-2012, 01:54 PM
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And there was much rejoicing by F5 buttons the world over!

Thanks for the update BlackSix.
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Old 04-19-2012, 01:55 PM
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Thanks for update. Have a good weekend.
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Old 04-19-2012, 01:55 PM
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GOOGLE TRANSLATE FROM SUKHOI.RU

Hello everyone,

I have to tell you is very bad news - the current beta version of the patch did not pass the self test and was sent back for revision. We plan to build a new version until early next week.

All I can suggest to you now - it's some refinements to correct the flight model.


Fiat G50
Fixed modes of the motor. Operating speed, temperature and boost pressure. Added 100 take-off (only activated key assignments, from the control room through the cursor do not). Improved aerodynamics.
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However, the motor control at different heights requires the attention of the player. In the fall of speed and power should be adjusted mixture, as well as monitor the temperature of the cylinder, the working temperature of 220-230 g. In general, the engine began to work steadily, and with proper management regimes, provides a full-time capacity on all working heights. Maximum speed, the plane develops at an altitude of 4100 m


SpitfireMkIIa
Fixed-speed data at all altitudes to decrease.

SpitfireMkIa
Removed the failure of the speed at an altitude of more than 6km.

Hurricane Mk Ia
Fixed-speed data at all altitudes to decrease.

BlenheimMkI
Increased empty weight and maximum take-off. In the accelerated version, with 468 aircraft halon fuel weighs 14,500 pounds.
Fixed characteristics of the motor. Speed ​​rated power, maximum speed, boost pressure. Fixed temperature balance motor.
The screw speed is replaced by permanent two-position screw.
Management changed to a mixture of double-throw (a rich mixture and lean mixture).
Control flaps changed to a smooth, added the position of gidrokrana "neutral."
An error in the data area of the vertical stabilizer, which led to the emergence of a strong point of the unfolding on the rise.
Reduced the rate at which the break a glider plane (up to 550-580 km \ h).


Bf-110C
Increased speed at which the break a glider plane (up to 700-750 km \ h).

Bf-109E

Reduced mass of the empty and maximum take-off

Bf-109E-3 and Bf-109E-3V
Corrected data area, and tail control surfaces.
Fixed transverse V-wing.

Bf-109 E-4


BR20M
Decreased breaking speed. Refined the parameters of the motor.


I sincerely regret what has happened, good weekend.
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Old 04-19-2012, 02:23 PM
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Corrected some Google errors in bold.

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Fiat G50
Fixed modes of the motor. Operating speed, temperature and boost pressure. Added +100 take-off mode (only activated by key assignments, not through the cursor in canopy). Improved aerodynamics.
Note:
However, the motor control at different heights requires the attention of the player. In the fall of speed and power should be adjusted mixture, as well as monitor the temperature of the cylinder, the working temperature of 220-230 g. In general, the engine began to work steadily, and with proper management regimes, provides a full-time capacity on all working heights. Maximum speed, the plane develops at an altitude of 4100 m


SpitfireMkIIa
Decreased speed at all altitudes.

SpitfireMkIa
Removed the loss of the speed at an altitude of more than 6km.

Hurricane Mk Ia
Decreased speed at all altitudes.

BlenheimMkI
Increased empty weight and maximum take-off weight. In the overloaded mode, with 468 halon fuel aircraft weighs 14,500 pounds.
Fixed characteristics of the motor. Speed ​​rated power, maximum speed, boost pressure. Fixed temperature balance of the motor.
The constant RPM screw is replaced by permanent two-position screw.
Mixture management changed to a double-throw one (a rich mixture and lean mixture).
Control flaps changed to a smooth operation, added the "neutral" position of lever.
Fixed an error in the data of the area of the vertical stabilizer which led to pulling aircraft to a side at takeoff.
Reduced airframe disintegration speed (to 550-580 km \ h).


Bf-110C
Increased airframe disintegration speed (up to 700-750 km \ h).

Bf-109E

Reduced empty weight and maximum take-offweight

Bf-109E-3 and Bf-109E-3V
Corrected data of stabilizers area, and tail control surfaces area.
Fixed transverse V of the wing.

Bf-109 E-4


BR20M
Decreased airframe disintegration speed. Refined the parameters of the motor.


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Old 04-19-2012, 03:15 PM
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Bf-109 E-4
Can someone translate these graphs pls?
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Old 04-19-2012, 01:58 PM
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Thank goodness for that. I have a day off work tomorrow and I would only have spent it hanging around the computer getting moaned at by the wife because I have to scrap the paint of the ceiling for redecorating. A close shave indeed.
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Old 04-19-2012, 02:08 PM
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Happy to see BF109E performance being historically correct modeled! Hope all other planes will receive like-wise treatment!

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Old 04-19-2012, 01:48 PM
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It's all good , mate. Thanks for letting up know, it's better this way!
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Old 04-19-2012, 02:12 PM
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Thanks for the update, BlackSix.

+1 for ATAG_Dutch's request -- could we please see the performance charts of ALL the Cliffs of Dover aircraft? This would be of tremendous help in designing multiplayer missions on both of our ATAG Servers.

Many thanks in advance,

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Old 04-19-2012, 02:17 PM
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Don't release anything until it is complete. I would rather you explain the wait once than have to explain the problems not being fixed over and over. You are doing a great job!!
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