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The O' Club / Re: Microsoft Windows Must Have Set The Standard

« Last post by Shuffler on Today at 09:10:38 AM »

This can work for a vehicle too. With all the sensors and electronics today. Many folks think they have an issue when they get a check engine light. Sometimes it is just a sensor acting quirky. It is important to read the code to make sure it is not multiple failures or an extreme safety issue. If not and it will not clear, disconnect negative battery lead or leads for about 10 minutes. Then reconnect and start vehicle.

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The O' Club / Re: The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me :)

« Last post by Eagler on Today at 08:48:44 AM »

The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me

https://files.catbox.moe/xj0erx.mp4

The one in the middle top row with glasses and ears...

Eagler

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The O' Club / Re: The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me :)

« Last post by CptTrips on Today at 08:47:46 AM »

"Dropped"

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The O' Club / Re: The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me :)

« Last post by AKKuya on Today at 08:29:49 AM »

 

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Custom Skins / Re: Lt. August Raben, CO of Jasta 18 WW1 Skin

« Last post by Greebo on Today at 04:54:14 AM »

Hi Zanzibar, welcome to the AH skinning community. Love the scheme and the skin looks promising so far although I can't see how much detail like stitching and shading effects you have included. I also don't know how close to finished this is. Could you post some zoomed-in images that show more detail?

Have you checked out the "Skinning World War 1 Planes" stickied thread in this forum? You need to create extra files for the skin that show damaged areas of missing fabric etc. I recall from skinning Camels it is quite tricky to do but required for submission to the game.

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The O' Club / Re: Microsoft Windows Must Have Set The Standard

« Last post by Getback on Today at 02:57:20 AM »

That was the standard already before Windows. Power cycling has been the go-to fix for every electric device that features more than one component inside.

A solid reminder, though, that even simple devices like burners may suffer from issues that are utterly easy to fix! 

I know I was super relieved that it was an easy fix.

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The O' Club / Re: Microsoft Windows Must Have Set The Standard

« Last post by Bizman on Today at 02:30:41 AM »

That was the standard already before Windows. Power cycling has been the go-to fix for every electric device that features more than one component inside.

A solid reminder, though, that even simple devices like burners may suffer from issues that are utterly easy to fix! 

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The O' Club / The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me :)

« Last post by DmonSlyr on Today at 01:43:49 AM »

The difference between 1944 and now. Guess which one is me

https://files.catbox.moe/xj0erx.mp4

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Custom Skins / Lt. August Raben, CO of Jasta 18 WW1 Skin

« Last post by ZANZIBAR on Today at 12:15:26 AM »

Working on... 

Livery of Lt August Raben, CO of Jasta 18

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Aces High General Discussion / Re: Ban shade cheaters movement

« Last post by Busher on Yesterday at 10:28:04 PM »

Doing things legally... like driving, definately have an upside.  The same applies to relocating to a new country.

If you lean any harder.. you might tip over.

Doing things legally like arrests and executions keeps respect in place.