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Even YF-16 prototype first flew in 1974, huge number of Vipers are still in use for many coutries.
Like a proportion of such long production history, there are many differences in specification of each F-16 blocks.
I chose F-16CM Block 40 and 50 from variants as a target for replication, and created this cockpit mod.
This mod wroks fine with Falcon BMS 4.33 Update 5 only.
It doesn't have compatibility with Falcon BMS 4.32 or 4.34.
The minimum system requirements conform to the criterion of Falcon BMS 4.33.
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July 11, 2017 - Version 6.0.5 released
- Changed the color of Block 40's HUD.
- Increased the transparency of canopy.
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July 6, 2017 - Version 6.0.4 released
- Added Block 40 cockpit.
- Added reflection effect to Block 50's WAC HUD.
- Changed the background color of RWR Azimuth Indicator.
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December 28, 2016 - Version 6.0.3 released
- Fixed indication error in Engine RPM Indicator and Vertical Velocity Indicator.
- Fixed Left AUX panel backlight.
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November 19, 2016 - Version 6.0.2 Open Beta released
- Fixed backlight issue on OSBs.
- Fixed the issue "ILS" letter doesn't show up on EHSI.
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November 18, 2016 - Version 6.0.1 Open Beta released
- Fixed some issues.
- Replaced Speed Brake Position Indicator with own made.
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November 11, 2016 - Version 6.0.0 Open Beta released
- Got compatibility with Falcon BMS 4.33 for the first time.
- Replaced HUD glass with own made.
- Replaced RWR Azimuth Indicator with own made.
- Replaced flood lights with own made.
- Replaced analog instruments with own made.
- Replaced canopy lock handle with own made.
- Replaced canopy grips with own made.
- Integrated UV maps of additional parts to two textures.
- Changed panel lights.
- Added glass plate into the surface of some instruments.
- Changed the color and design for entire cockpit.
- Added several new parts.
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March 12, 2015 - Version 5.0.0 Closed Beta released
- Fixed Bank Angle Indicator of ADI.
- Fixed the UV map of Speed Brake Position Indicator.
- Fixed DOF of JHMCS Magnetic Emitter Unit.
- Changed EHSI for more realistic shape.
- Changed color and design of entire cockpit.
- Changed the texture of HUD Render-To-Texture for more realistic look.
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December 8, 2013 - Version 4.6.6 released
- Fixed digital counter of Altimeter.
- Changed the color of canopy holder.
- Increased the transparency of canopy.
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September 10, 2013 - Version 4.6.5 released
- Changed the shape of NVIS lights as real one.
- Changed Eyebrow Warning Lights.
- Changed colors of panel lights.
- Changed the color of ejection seat.
- Changed a lot of colors for more realistic look.
- Fixed the panel light of Manual Trim Panel.
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August 27, 2013 - Version 4.6.1 released
- Fixed the needle of Altimeter.
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August 27, 2013 - Version 4.6.0 released
- Added paint peeling effect on some panels.
- Fixed Fuel Flow Indicator.
- Fixed CSI of HSI.
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August 23, 2013 - Version 4.5.0 released
- Added Protection/Anti-glare film on the display of EHSI.
- Fixed RWR Azimuth Indicator.
- Fixed the backlight of Engine RPM Indicator.
- Changed the color of air conditioner duct.
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August 17, 2013 - Version 4.0.0 released
- Fixed Altimeter.
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August 9, 2013 - Version 3.0.0 released
- Added JHMCS Magnetic Emitter Unit.
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July 28, 2013 - Version 2.0.0 released
- Added EHSI.
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July 19, 2013 - Version 1.0.0 released
Main contractor of the program is Lockheed Martin, and it was planned to fill differences of capability between F-16CG/DG Block 40/42 and F-16CJ/DJ Block 50/52.
The program incorporated new Operational Flight Program (OFP) and avionics from MLU (Mid-Life Update) program for EPAF (European Participating Air Forces) F-16A/B, and it was finished successfully early in 2010s.
Once modifications are completed, variants are called F-16CM/DM Block 40/42/50/52, instead of CG/DG/CJ/DJ. Major features of the program includes:
- - Replacement of old Fire Control Computer with new MMC (Modular Mission Computer)
- - Replacement of MFD (Multi-Function Display) with CMFD (Color Multi-Function Display)
- - Incorporation of JHMCS (Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System)
- - Incorporation of MIDS (Multifunctional Information Distribution System)
- - Replacement of old analog HSI (Horizontal Situation Indicator) with digital EHSI (Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator)
- - Incorporation of targeting pod operational capability for Block 50/52
- - Incorporation of AIFF (Advanced Identification Friend/Foe) for Block 50/52
- - The package of downloaded CCIP Cockpit Mod
- - LOD Editor (version 6.23)
- - A certain amount of time for it
You MUST have this software for installing this mod, but I can't distribute it because of no right for it.
Search words of "LOD Editor 6.23" on Google, you'll find websites for download.
The following is actual installation instructions.
Step 1. Backup the stock Data folder
Backup the following Data folder.
Falcon BMS 4.33\Data
Step 2. Overwrite the stock Data folder
Overwrite the following Data folder with CCIP Cockpit Mod's Data folder.
Falcon BMS 4.33\Data
Step 3. Launch LOD Editor
Launch LOD Editor by double clicking "LODEditor.exe".
Once launch process has started, .HDR file selection window will be popped up.
Then, select the following KoreaObj.HDR file and open it.
Once launch process has started, .HDR file selection window will be popped up.
Then, select the following KoreaObj.HDR file and open it.
Falcon BMS 4.33\Data\Terrdata\objects\KoreaObj.HDR
Step 4. Append a new Parent Record
The launch process has completed.
In the next precedure, you append a new Parent Record to the database.
Click Action, then click Append Parent Record in the drop-down list.
A new Parent Record has been appended successfully、and you see the ID Number (ID#) of the new Parent Record.
Note this ID number, you will need it for another procedure.
In the following screenshot, the new ID number is 3165, but you may see different number on your window.
Don't worry, it means that it varies depending on the state of your own BMS database.
Once you've finished making a note, click OK for continue.
In the next precedure, you append a new Parent Record to the database.
Click Action, then click Append Parent Record in the drop-down list.
A new Parent Record has been appended successfully、and you see the ID Number (ID#) of the new Parent Record.Note this ID number, you will need it for another procedure.
In the following screenshot, the new ID number is 3165, but you may see different number on your window.
Don't worry, it means that it varies depending on the state of your own BMS database.
Once you've finished making a note, click OK for continue.
Step 5. Append a new LOD file
In the next precedure, you append a new LOD file to the database.
Click Action, then click Append Model in the drop-down list.
LOD file selection window will be popped up.
Then, select "1.lod" in CCIP Cockpit Mod's folder, and open it.
(Note: In following screenshots, there are japanese words in some places. Please don't care about that!)
Confirmation window will be popped up, then click Yes.
Now, 1.lod has been appended successfully, and you see the LOD Number (LOD#) of appended 1.lod.
Note this LOD number, you will need it for another procedure.
In the following screenshot, the new LOD number is 8026, but you may see different number on your window.
Don't worry, it means that it varies depending on the state of your own BMS database.
Once you've finished making a note, click OK for continue.
Click Action, then click Append Model in the drop-down list.
LOD file selection window will be popped up.Then, select "1.lod" in CCIP Cockpit Mod's folder, and open it.
(Note: In following screenshots, there are japanese words in some places. Please don't care about that!)
Confirmation window will be popped up, then click Yes.
Now, 1.lod has been appended successfully, and you see the LOD Number (LOD#) of appended 1.lod.Note this LOD number, you will need it for another procedure.
In the following screenshot, the new LOD number is 8026, but you may see different number on your window.
Don't worry, it means that it varies depending on the state of your own BMS database.
Once you've finished making a note, click OK for continue.
Step 6. Edit the appended new Parent Record
In the next precedure, you edit the appended new Parent Record in Step 4.
Now, it's time to remember the ID number of Parent Record which you've appended in Step 4.
Enter the ID number to the next field of Normal button, then click Normal button.
The Parent Record has been displayed.
But as you can see, most of values are 0.
So you need to change these values while seeing example for entry.
For seeing entry example, launch another LOD Editor.
There is no problem for launching second .exe of LOD Editor, so don't worry.
Once the second LOD Editor has been launched, enter 1 to the next field of Normal button, then click Normal button.
The Parent Record of ID number 1 has been displayed.
Replace each values in appended new Parent Record with values in ID number 1 Parent Record.
Once replacing is completed, click Update button of appended new Parent Record (not No.1 of Parent Record) for saving it.
The first slot of LOD Indexes has been opened.
Enter the appended LOD number to LOD # field. (In the following image, I entered 8026)
Next, enter 600000 to Distance field.
Then, click Update button for saving the Parent Record.
Now, it's time to remember the ID number of Parent Record which you've appended in Step 4.
Enter the ID number to the next field of Normal button, then click Normal button.
The Parent Record has been displayed.But as you can see, most of values are 0.
So you need to change these values while seeing example for entry.
For seeing entry example, launch another LOD Editor.There is no problem for launching second .exe of LOD Editor, so don't worry.
Once the second LOD Editor has been launched, enter 1 to the next field of Normal button, then click Normal button.
The Parent Record of ID number 1 has been displayed.
Replace each values in appended new Parent Record with values in ID number 1 Parent Record.
Once replacing is completed, click Update button of appended new Parent Record (not No.1 of Parent Record) for saving it.
The first slot of LOD Indexes has been opened.Enter the appended LOD number to LOD # field. (In the following image, I entered 8026)
Next, enter 600000 to Distance field.
Then, click Update button for saving the Parent Record.
Step 7. Edit the 3dckpit.dat
Open the following 3dckpit.dat file with notepad or text editor as you like.
Change the value of cockpitmodel to the ID number of the appended Parent Record.
In the following image, I entered 3165.
Once changing value is completed, overwrite the file.
Falcon BMS 4.33\Data\Art\ckptart\3dckpit.dat
Once the file is opened, search the line of cockpitmodel 1;.
Change the value of cockpitmodel to the ID number of the appended Parent Record.In the following image, I entered 3165.
Once changing value is completed, overwrite the file.
Step 8. Repeat processes of Step 4 through 7
Repeat processes that were described between Step 4 and 7 by using rest of LOD files in CCIP Cockpit Mod's folder.
Note:
When you finished edting the value of cockpitcanopymodel, that's the end of repeating.
EHSI is degitalized HSI. It consists liquid crystal display, navigation mode button and HDG/CRS select knobs.Note:
- - Each name of LOD files correspond to the ID number of Parent Record for entry example.
For example, if you add 2.lod in Step 5, refer to ID number: 2 Parent Record for completing appended Parent Record.
- - Each name of LOD files correspond to the ID number of Parent Record in the cockpit model area of 3dckpit.dat.
For example, if you add 2.lod in Step 5, the value you have to change is 2 of cockpitmodel2.
The old navigation mode select switch has been removed, and the function has been alternated to the push button under the display.
It works same as default EHSI in F-16AM.
This mod is protected by copyright laws of Japan.
However, literary property of stock F-16 3D cockpit data belongs to Mr. Nanard as author.
Moreover, Block 40 3D cockpit data belongs to PL_Harpoon as part of author.
The author of this mod got permission from both persons for modification and distribution.
Modification of this mod without a permission by the author is prohibited, except for personal use without redistribution. Commercial use of this mod is prohibited.
Distribution of this mod without a permission by the author is prohibited.
Including:
- - Distribution in other website, ftp, and/or uploader.
- - Distribution as part of theater.
- - Distribution as part of any kind of mod and/or add-on.
The author of this mod expressly disclaims responsibility for any types of damage, accident, loss and/or injury.
Including:
- - Loss of computer data for some reason.
- - Commitment of crime for some reason.
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Mr. Nanard
- For permission for modification of F-16 3D cockpit.
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Mr. PL_Harpoon
- For permission for modification of F-16CM Block 40/42 3D cockpit.
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Mr. WaveyDave
- For 3ds Max LOD exporter plugin.
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Mr. BaldEagle
- For LOD Editor.
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Mr. Cool Hand
- For LOD to 3DS Converter.
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Mr. Match
- For photo of F-16CM Block 50 cockpit.
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Mr. Anonymous
- For advices as F-16 pilot.
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Members of 35th VFW
- For beta tests.
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If you download and/or install this mod, we regards you as agreed with terms of Copyright, Modification, Commercial Use, Distribution and Disclaimer available above.
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