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aircraft reference chart
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 10:58 am
by deadprez
Is there any aircraft reference chart available?
I mean a list of all aircraft with specifications so I can compare different aircraft of the same type easily.
RE: aircraft reference chart
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 2:02 pm
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: deadprez
Is there any aircraft reference chart available?
I mean a list of all aircraft with specifications so I can compare different aircraft of the same type easily.
I use Tracker for this purpose, and highly recommend that you do also. It is much easier than comparing the stats in-game. For example:

RE: aircraft reference chart
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 3:49 pm
by dave sindel
Is Tracker a "stand alone" program ? Or does it need to be downloaded onto the same computer that has WITPAE on it ? My game is on my home computer. I sometimes have some free time at work, and could look at it then.
RE: aircraft reference chart
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 4:19 pm
by richlove
It is a stand alone program, discussion thread lives
here. I believe it needs to be on the same computer as the game. You might be able to run it on your work computer if you move the save-game files to it, but I've never tried that. That feels unlikely.
RE: aircraft reference chart
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 5:18 pm
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: richlove
It is a stand alone program, discussion thread lives
here. I believe it needs to be on the same computer as the game. You might be able to run it on your work computer if you move the save-game files to it, but I've never tried that. That feels unlikely.
You can do so. Tracker just needs the .pws file, and the .dll file in the Tracker directory. Note that if you are using a beta patch, you need the .dll from the beta directory (look at the dates modified - use the most recent one).
So long as you point Tracker to the correct location of the .pws file (via the .properties file), it shouldn't matter. You will need Java 6 on your computer to run Tracker, I believe.
You can also play a game across multiple computers. I do so every day.