Memory Error - XFA-36A Add-On Modpack

CREDITS

First of all, I thank the people who've supported this project and it's development.

• []RythusOmega:  He managed to help me in terms of the weapon choices and several design choices like emblems, decals, mechanisms, SFFS and many things. Thank you so much for helping me.

  []Hellrot: His texturing skills have been a great inspiration and a reference to follow.

  []BelkanLoyalist: He gave me permission to use his HGP model, based on his mod, Playable Avril F-104. Thank you!

  []Kosnag: He gave me authorization to use his OSL from the X-49 Night Raven mod he made. Thank you!

  []erekutorosufia: He managed to make four hundred photos related to all the variants of this modpack. I'm grateful.

  []Beef3D:  He is the author of the XFA-36A mod for MSFlight Simulator, which gave me his F-35 mesh which I re-adapted and done little touches to make a whole new cockpit.

  []Gen0-234:  He made the logic related to the MIRV variant of the XFA-36A, working hard to understand the logic blocks of AC7, and lots of playtesting.

  []Dision2042: He is a modmaker for YSFlight, which technically made the designs of the SASM and MIRV, and provided me economical support. Thank you.

DESCRIPTION

This modpack adds the XFA-36A, along with 2 extra designs made by 2 separated artists. the YF-36 is an interpretation of a take done by Sparrow S. A. although it isn't 1:1 in order to avoid legal action, and because there was lack of references of many angles, I could personally say it is 90% accurate to his take. The next design, the QFA-36 is inspired by an artwork done by AST21, on which he aknowledged.

A mod of the XFA-36A already exist by M4rkoz, however, I had plans to do my own take over it along with adding said 2 designs into a modpack similar to how End of Deception was done.

XFA-36A Game

A tail-less, carrier-based advanced fighter produced by General Resource that brought a huge leap in fighting capability. It was produced with research data from an experimental aircraft known as the X-36, an unmanned technology demonstrator drone that had origins of a project known as JAST (Joint Advanced Strike Technology). The 3-dimensional vectored thrust nozzles, retrofitted with General Resource's special technologies, exhibits maneuverability superior to any aircraft. Additionally, in response to various airspeeds, the main wingtips fold automatically to optimal