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FS2004 and FS2002 FX: Nick's A-I JET Exhaust with Control Gauge

Nick Needham’s A-I jet exhaust effects bring lifelike engine heat shimmer to traffic after pushback and throughout taxi, making ramp spotting and aircraft chasing far more engaging. A simple control gauge lets users manage the visuals on the fly in FS2004 and FS2002, keeping the look consistent across an entire A-I fleet.

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  • File: NicksAIjetExhaust.zip
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Hanging around the airport watching the A-I traffic and chasing A-I jet aircraft just got a little more interesting. Enjoy watching your entire A-I jet fleet as they display engine heat shimmer effects -after- push-back from the terminal and during taxi to the active runway. By Nick Needham.

Images & Screenshots

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A regional jet with two rear-mounted engines is viewed from the front while stationary on a taxiway with trees in the background.A cockpit view shows a twin-engine jet flying ahead over mountainous terrain with scattered clouds under a clear blue sky.A close-up view shows two large jet engines mounted under a wing with taxiway markings and buildings in the background.A large four-engine jet with landing gear extended flies ahead of a smaller cockpit, with blue sky and distant terrain visible.A large jet’s wing and two engines are seen over a taxiway with yellow centerline markings and a visible shadow.A twin-engine jet climbs above a snow-capped mountain peak with scattered clouds and distant terrain visible under a clear blue sky.A twin-engine jet climbs away from a runway under a mostly clear sky with scattered clouds and distant airport buildings.A large four-engine jet with extended landing gear climbs above mountainous terrain with scattered clouds under a clear blue sky.A twin-engine jet climbs above mountainous terrain with scattered clouds, viewed from behind under a clear blue sky.A twin-engine jet airliner is banking left above scattered clouds with distant mountains visible below under a mostly clear sky.A twin-engine jet climbs away from a runway with landing gear extended, distant hangars, and mountains visible under a clear sky.A cockpit view shows a jet flying ahead over mountainous terrain with large yellow and gold text reading Nick's A-I Jet Exhaust.A twin-engine jet with landing gear extended climbs away from a cloud against a clear blue sky, viewed from behind.A jet aircraft is seen from behind in flight above mountainous terrain, with large bold text reading Nick's A-I Jet Exhaust.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
NicksAIjetExhaust12.23.030 B
FILE_ID.DIZ12.21.031.43 kB
HELP_ME.txt12.22.0334.15 kB
Images12.23.030 B
AI-737.JPG12.21.0341.18 kB
AI-747-CP.JPG12.18.0356.38 kB
AI-747-Takeoff.JPG12.18.0333.56 kB
AI-747-Zoom1.JPG12.18.0356.68 kB
AI-747-Zoom2.JPG12.21.0365.35 kB
AI-747.JPG12.18.0347.49 kB
AI-777-1.JPG12.18.0341.19 kB
AI-777-2.JPG12.18.0346.55 kB
AI-777-3.JPG12.18.0355.35 kB
AI-Lear.JPG12.18.0381.24 kB
AI-MD-CP.JPG12.15.0365.28 kB
AI-MD83-Takeoff.JPG12.16.0347.84 kB
AI1JE.jpg12.23.0333.43 kB
KNOWN_ISSUES.txt12.22.037.75 kB
MS_AIRCRAFT.txt12.21.0310.31 kB
NicksAIjetEX_FS2002.exe12.21.0368.00 kB
NicksAIjetEX_FS2004.exe12.21.0368.00 kB
README_FIRST.txt12.22.0335.41 kB
screenshot.gif12.21.0310.82 kB
screenshot.jpg12.23.0323.02 kB
TWEAK_IT.txt12.21.038.98 kB
NicksAIjetExhaust12.23.030 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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jrd929Mon, 10 May 2010 03:12:58 GMT
Looks really good, installation takes a while, but I liked how you made the instructions rather understandable and detailed.

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