Heavy Metal - Boeing 767-300F GE CF6-80C Model WL

[Michael_Chang]

File Name: Boeing 767-300F GE CF6-80C Model WL

File Submitter: Michael_Chang

File Submitted: 07 Nov 2012

File Category: Heavy Metal

X-Plane Version(s): X-Plane 9

This, is a Boeing 767-300ER Freighter.

Lots of people don't know the difference between the -F and the -BCF, so i'm here to explain. The -F has a larger rear cargo door, which is a lot wider than the -BCF's rear cargo door. That's the only difference. The -F comes in four versions, GE model L, GE model WL, PW model L and PW model WL. this is GE model WL

Credits:

Michael Chang: Animation, flight model

Hiroshi Igami: Objects, animation guidance

Philip foglar: base textures and DHL paint

Peter Tram: Beta tester, Normal mapping

Jerry Ng: Sounds

Warren Daniel (CLS): Data and information

Distribution of this file is strictly forbidden without the written consent of all of the above (except warren Daniel), and credits MUST be given to all of the above when re-posting.

Features:

Animations that are awesome

Ground servicing units (Activated by sliders)

detailed and accurate flight model (some known bugs seem to appear for certain users)

one paint (DHL)

Enjoy! Michael Chang.

Click here to download this file

[Kaphias]

Lots of people don't know the difference between the -F and the -BCF, so i'm here to explain. The -F has a larger rear cargo door, which is a lot wider than the -BCF's rear cargo door. That's the only difference.

I think it should also be noted that the -F designates a plane that was built at Boeing as a freighter, while the -BCF aircraft are former passenger planes that have been converted to freighter use by Boeing (Boeing Converted Freighter) or by Bedek (Bedek Special Freighter), which have the -BDSF tag-on.

[wcschulz3]

Hi

This, and the other 767's are wonderful, thanks!

I can't find the instructions in the manuals to open doors or to use "sliders" for the freight, etc? What/where are the sliders, how do I set them, etc? I'd love to access the doors, etc.

Thanks

Bill

[Michael_Chang]

sliders are a non-plugin feature of x-plane, to open one, all you must do is press SHIFT+F1 through F7 or on a mac, Shift+fn+F1 through F7

[RickAero]

nothing happens after Shift + F3

 

F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 do nothing..

[Orcair]

nothing happens after Shift + F3

 

F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 do nothing..

Are you on a Mac?

[RickAero]

yes, 10.7.5

[Orcair]

For Mac it is either cmd+shift+f5 or ctrl+shift+f5 not sure which atm.

[cmtejc]

Livery FedEx please;)