Fixes the text of the head-up display in the Super Fulcrum's cockpit view.
This mod simply changes the text on the HUD panel from
HEAD - UP DISPLAY - 35
PROGRAMN VERSION
to
HEADS - UP DISPLAY - 35
PROGRAM VERSION
or, alternatively,
HEAD - UP DISPLAY - 35
PROGRAM VERSION
which I've been informed is the correct version.
Not compatible with other mods that change the cockpit texture of the MiG-35D.
MiG-35_CockpitHUDFix_P replaces both lines of text.
MiG-35_CockpitHUDFixAlt_P only replaces the incorrect spelling of "PROGRAM."
Place the .pak file you want in
[Your Steam Install Directory]/Steam/steamapps/common/ACE COMBAT 7/Game/Content/Paks/~mods
If the "~mods" folder doesn't exist, create it.
To uninstall, simply delete the .pak file.
>>> Do not remove the "_P" from the file name or the mod will not work! <<<
If you encounter any issues with this mod,
please contact me immediately with as detailed information as possible:
- Aircraft skin slot number?
- Misson number or Aircraft Viewer or Hangar?
- Normal Gameplay? Cutscene? In-flight refueling/takeoff/landing?
- Description or image/video of the bug if possible
- Other mods installed for the same aircraft?
You can reach me at
ModDB: Sunrest
Nexus Mods: SolemnOne
Discord: Sunrest #6218
Twitter: @Sunrest7
Changelog
v 2.0 - 23/01/2022
Added alternate version which only replaces "PROGRAMN"
v 1.0 - 22/01/2022
Initial release
That's... technically not a fix.
The correct term has been Head-Up Display for decades, not a Heads Up Display.
That's more a recent variation and primarily aimed towards what should be called on-screen display is games, rather than what you'll find in aircraft.
So it's only PROGRAMN to PROGRAM that should be changed.
Interesting. Well it's easy enough I could release another version! Thanks for pointing it out.
Glad you're taking it as constructive. =)
There's a whole lot of what are technically errors around in popular media, but if you have a look at websites such as BAE Systems, Thales, Collins Aerospace, Boeing, etc, companies that actually make them for aviation purposes, it'll always be "Head-Up Display" on their product pages.
Just so I'm not blowing smoke.
It was very literally about just having a pilots "Head-up" out of the cockpit.
"Heads-Up Display" seemed to get more popularised around the 2000's, especially from first person shooters in the actual sense of the "Heads up!" type warning with things like grenade warning indicators in Call of Duty, and slipped into popular usage that way. That and it probably just rolls more naturally off the tongue.
Yeah, I've definitely heard "heads-up display" for about as long as I can remember. Thanks for the info, I've uploaded a correct version.