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Thanks for the birthday greetings, Izack!

If I might ask, what game was it? Or are they all like that nowadays? The last new title I purchased was FSX and the last game...was some FPS named, F.E.A.R., I believe. Quite awhile ago. But I've a (fairly) new gaming machine (that I plan to keep internet-free), and I've been thinking...

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I read that as, 'Is there a 'pitch ladder' on the XR2 virtual cockpit hud?'.:)

Aw, come on guys...we have a virtual thingy too!:leaving:

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Paddy2s new DGIV maintenance/inspection/loading Gantry in the Spaceplane Processing Facility at CSSC:

I kind of like that 'motorized scaffolding' arrangement. Simple, very inexpensive, and it does the job just fine. Looks nice: I've downloaded and looking forward to checking it out!:) ------------------------------------------------ Well Paddy, thank you! I've been playing with this and I...

Well, I can paste it into notepad, but trying to save it produces a 'pathway does not exist' error message. ---------- Post added at 01:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:47 PM ---------- Thanks. That did it.:)

Quick, dumb question: I'm trying to run the OPs scenario, but I can't seem to paste it directly into the scenario folder and if I save it as a text doc I don't know how to convert it to a '.scn' file. I'm probably missing something as big as a barn.:)

I love that guy! Originally Posted by orb Your avatar has always reminded me of childhood trips to Griffith Planetarium in Los Angeles, where they have (had?) a large pendulum in the main lobby.:) Keep 'em coming folks, this is nice, seeing all these old avatars.

I remember that one.:) Yeah! Poor Kermit! Well...:shifty:..I think that happens to all of us at one time or another.:)

Ok, having just changed my avatar, it occurs to me that we've all seen many cool avatars retire over time, and like good Whovians we soon get used to the new ones.:) Personally though, I think it's nice to be reminded of 'those that went before' as it were, so, if you still have it, and if...

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Guessing that because they are small rocket nozzles they are thus already designed for high heat levels.:)

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I just want to see a cut of steak exposed to vacuum and direct sunlight...and slowly spun. I'm sure it would end up cooked, but I imagine it would be quite dry.

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Thank you for this. This is very nice! Very nice indeed. I did however notice that in the scenarios with the deltaglider 'on pad', the wheels are usually buried under the pad. This isn't really an issue for me as I don't use pads on Earth, but it may be for some. And I really like the...