FSX Beechcraft Baron 58 Damage Mod

PreviewThis mod adds to your default Beechcraft Baron a little realism. Features include: engine-1 and engine-2 wear and damage (with fire and sound effect); engine oil use, adding oil for each engine; oil consumption for each engine; propeller wear with sound effect for each engine; flaps and flaps mot...

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Type
Patch
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1K
Compatibility
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
Filename
beechcraft_baron58_damage_mod_v1.zip
File size
6.48 MB
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Scanned 24 days ago (clean)
Access to file
Free (Freeware)
Content Rating
Everyone

This mod adds to your default Beechcraft Baron a little realism. Features include: engine-1 and engine-2 wear and damage (with fire and sound effect); engine oil use, adding oil for each engine; oil consumption for each engine; propeller wear with sound effect for each engine; flaps and flaps motor wear and damage; landing gear and landing gear motor wear/damage with sound effect; wheel brake right and wheel brake left damage with sound effect; flight controls wear and damage (aileron, elevator, rudder) with sound effect; AFCS (Automatic Flight Control System) servos wear and damage with sound effect; cowl flaps-1 and cowl flaps-2 damage; overspeed (if you fly faster than 195 knots you hear then airframe stress sound effect); pitot overheat (if you use pitot heat too long on ground). All damage situations will be logged and saved. If you leave the aircraft with damaged status, then you have the same damaged and wear status at next day. By Ismail Hakki Guzel.

Screenshot of damaged Beechcraft Baron 58 on the ground.

Screenshot of damaged Beechcraft Baron 58 on the ground.

Before installing, make a back up of your entire "beech_baron_58" folder!!

Step 1 - Copy the folders "Effects" "Gauges" "SimObjects" "Sound" found in "Beechcraft_Baron58_Damage_Mod_V1" folder and paste it in to "Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X" folder, when it ask's for overwrite, click yes.
Step 2 - Copy and paste the below text to your aircraft.cfg, found in "Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Airplanes\beech_baron_58" folder:

[SMOKESYSTEM]
smoke.1 = -1.9, -5.3, 1.0, fx_DamageEngineFire1
smoke.2 = -1.9, 5.3, 1.0, fx_DamageEngineFire2

It should look like this:

[LIGHTS]
//Types: 1=beacon, 2=strobe, 3=navigation, 4=cockpit, 5=landing
light.0 = 3, -6.81, -19.30, 1.17, fx_navred ,
light.1 = 3, -6.82, 19.29, 1.17, fx_navgre ,
light.2 = 3, -25.33, 0.01, 1.08, fx_navwhi ,
light.3 = 2, -6.48, -19.04, 1.17, fx_strobe ,
light.4 = 2, -6.48, 19.04, 1.17, fx_strobe ,
light.5 = 1, -24.20, 0.00, 6.44, fx_beacon ,
light.6 = 2, -7.52, 0.01, -1.28, fx_strobe ,
light.7 = 4, -8.30, 0.00, 2.70, fx_vclight,

[SMOKESYSTEM]
smoke.1 = -1.9, -5.3, 1.0, fx_DamageEngineFire1
smoke.2 = -1.9, 5.3, 1.0, fx_DamageEngineFire2

Step 3 - Start FSX and enjoy.

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The archive beechcraft_baron58_damage_mod_v1.zip has 56 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Beechcraft_Baron58_Damage_Mod_V102.22.120 B
Effects02.21.120 B
fx_DamageEngineFire1.fx02.20.124.98 kB
fx_DamageEngineFire2.fx02.20.124.98 kB
fsx 2012-02-21 17-23-44-42.jpg02.21.12346.61 kB
fsx 2012-02-21 20-52-10-44-2.jpg02.21.12175.50 kB
fsx 2012-02-21 20-52-10-44.jpg02.21.12292.27 kB
Gauges02.22.120 B
Damage_Mod_Baron58.CAB02.22.12156.16 kB
dsd_fsx_xml_sound.gau05.01.11127.83 kB
readme.txt02.22.126.74 kB
SimObjects02.20.120 B
Airplanes02.20.120 B
beech_baron_5802.20.120 B
data02.20.120 B
baron58G1000_config.ini02.22.121.96 kB
baron58_config.ini02.22.121.96 kB
panel02.20.120 B
panel.g100002.20.120 B
baron58G1000_config.gau10.24.0660.81 kB
chkmain.bmp02.21.121.68 MB
oiladd.bmp02.04.1249.27 kB
OILST.bmp01.09.127.89 kB
PANEL.CFG02.22.1216.68 kB
baron58_config.gau10.24.0660.81 kB
chkmain.bmp02.21.121.68 MB
oiladd.bmp02.04.1249.27 kB
OILST.bmp01.09.127.89 kB
PANEL.CFG02.21.1216.57 kB
Sound02.20.120 B
DM_Baron5802.21.120 B
SB01_Brakes.wav11.06.0329.74 kB
SB02_airframe_stress.wav05.12.06742.13 kB
SB03_airframe_wind.wav05.12.06558.41 kB
SB04_eng_damageus.wav05.12.06419.17 kB
SB05_propdamage.wav02.10.12214.89 kB
SB06_propdamage2.wav02.10.12214.89 kB
SB07_Brakes.wav11.06.0329.74 kB
SB08_FlapsD.wav05.12.0642.46 kB
SB09_GearD.wav05.12.0682.87 kB
SB10_baron_geardn.wav04.21.10321.15 kB
SB11_baron_gearup.wav04.26.10622.34 kB
SB12_pedal_1.wav02.09.12219.62 kB
SB13_ail_1.wav02.09.1247.56 kB
SB14_ail_2.wav02.09.1247.56 kB
SB15_elev_1.wav02.09.1247.56 kB
SB16_elev_2.wav02.09.1247.56 kB
SB17_electric-motor.wav02.09.12864.07 kB
SB18_electric-motor2.wav02.09.12864.07 kB
SB19_flapwear.wav02.10.12171.52 kB
SB20_flapdamaged.wav02.09.12180.07 kB
SB21_gearmotorwear.wav02.11.1296.93 kB
SB22_eng_damageus2.wav05.12.06419.17 kB
Sound.ini02.21.121.53 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Daniel RodriguezTue, 16 Dec 2014 03:04:13 GMT

i really need to know if theres a chance to install this in fs 2004 ???

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