Active Camera shots

[brownbox]

Well, I finally got active camera working, so I decided id do something special to celebrate it.

NZAA 9 September 2006. Flight NZ482 preparing for depart to Changi, Singapore.
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As I come out of my office, I see the Air New Zealand 767-300 im going to be working on:


First I start with the nosegear:


Moving on then too the baggage compartment. Must check the hinges and bolts


Next I go on to checking the engine-must turn it off first


Then the main landing gear. Check things like tyre pressure, tyre tread, and rubber quality, and brakes


On to the wings. Looking at the flaps, spoilers, and hydraulics


Lets quickly check the rudder while were at it


And last but not least, the elevators


Pushback from gate- Hey thats me waving for the photo!!


See you next time...


Thats the lot. Please comment

[ardypilot]

Very clever BB, what model 767 is that?

[brownbox]

its a posky one

[ZK-Brock]

Very nice BB. How much does Active Camera Cost in NZD?

[Charl]

Perhaps you could share whatever it is that got AC to work?
There were always issues with it, I could never get the exterior walkaround to work, it would stick in 2D cockpit and just flash through the windows.
And, the authors (rather snootily) acknowledged the problem but declined to provide a fix for the southern hemisphere

[brownbox]

it has alot of problems
for example, if you move the camera up too far, the scenery textures rise aswell, covering everything under a big green blanket

[brownbox]

also has anyone noticed that the shot in the engine has 3 sets of landing gear wheels?

[Charl]

also has anyone noticed that the shot in the engine has 3 sets of landing gear wheels?

Yeah that's why Trolly asked - only plane I know of that looks like that would be a Meljet 777