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New Rig
Once I get everything set up...and able to fly again, I get back to work mission designing
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New Rig
Yeah...fried the motherboard on the last one...so now...bigger, better, faster
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New Rig
I'm back...got my new computer...now all the reinstalling...
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
Well...the new PSU didn't fix the problem...I guess its onto a new computer then
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
Yeah...she's awesome
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
Actually, unknown to me, my wife had already ordered the PSU that I put into the wishlist. Now...just have to install the damn thing
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
Ok...Just bought it Now I just have to order the new PSU for my computer so I can actually play it
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
I decided to buy Korea...holding my nose at the $100+ price tag. I'm interested in seeing how things will pan out with the editor. Dont think things will be backwards capatable though, so probably wont be able to bring the old aircraft into it
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IL2 Korea Mission Editor
Ohhhh, HELLL yeah
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News from Dobrat (Andy)
My condolences to him and his family
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how's everyone been?
Congrats Barton, Little ones are awesome. Hope to see you again soon
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Flying Humor
- Using AI to build scripts
Building the prompt is the hardest part about it. Also, keep in mind for anything long winded, you'll have to remind the AI about things its already done. Something that I've done is I build the prompt in chatgpt, then port it over to Gemini to rewrite it, then put it back into chatgpt.- Using AI to build scripts
I have been using Chatgpt and Gemini for several things, not for coding yet, but I've tossed around the idea of trying it with Python for IL2- Flying Humor
- Using AI to build scripts
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