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Hi, guy! Here is the track.trk file! LastMissionTrack.trk

Esattamente , ma cmq anche se meno elaborato mi aspetto che funzioni! non un frasario predefinito che dice sempre le stesse cose a prescindere

You can see for lightyears actually but that's not the point. We're talking about resolution here. Currently it's as good as your display in DCS.

I created it yesterday, set to never expire, and just tested a minute ago. Dunno why it doesn't work for you

Yup

I mean, I’m sure that was the “scenario” it was sold with.

That’s what my Discord app says.

Is your behavior any different than the other half dozen (or more) posts in here about the engine quitting? Read thru those and I’m willing to bet you’ll find the solution. Everyone overheats their engines, or runs it full throttle and RPM for too long and breaks the engine. No one can help you without a description of the problem, as much as we want to. All that I can offer is that you must be flying the wrong plane and posting in the wrong forum if your logs go back to 2024.

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Nevada is complete, there will be no expansion as of yet.

The AAV7 that's in the game already has the grenade launcher.

DCS > Options > Controls > choose the aircraft > choose Axis category, make sure the command (ex. rudder) is bound only to one device (ex. TRP pedals). Remove any that you don't need.

All these logs are useless, they don't show what's happening. Some of these logs are even from 2024, the Corsair didn't even exist back then. What would be usefull would be a track, a .trk file. But besides that, can you at least describe what's happening? Are you out of fuel? Did you mismanage the engine? Did you overheat the engine? Have you checked the CHT and the other temperature gauges?

When you replay the track locally in the DCS replay menu, does it replicate the bug? If not, the track isnt helping us anyways - unfortunately.

You know of the saying, "When in rome..."? If the aircraft was used in freedom units, then learn them and conform. If the aircraft was used in metric, learn them and conform. Seems like everyone likes realism until it comes to bite them, then realism begone, I want my comfort zone. The 29 is one of the aircraft that we have in DCS that has been configured for both, so kudos to ED for trying to please both groups. When I fly, I fly it in metric with russian cockpit even though I can't read for <profanity> (yet) and I'm not used to the metric units when flying (even though I'm from a country that uses metric) because in all my DCS time I've only flown things that have freedom units so I have a frame of reference for that. Still building one for the metric.

Hi, guys! I think I found the bug: after about few minutes into the flight the DCS f4u-1 Corsair engine stop running. Here is the logs! Thanks! dcs.20241001-225441.crash dcs.20241001-225441.dmp dcs.log dcs.log.old dcs.log-20240525-075818.zip dcs.log-20240525-080517.zip dcs.log-20240603-062335.zip dcs.log-20240814-060453.zip dcs.log-20250329-200226.zip dcs.log-20250330-091508.zip dcs.log-20250330-091553.zip dcs.log-20250330-094915.zip dcs.log-20250330-095658.zip dcs.log-20250330-100214.zip debrief.log ins_trace.kml.log ins_trace.kml.log.old real_trace.kml.log real_trace.kml.log.old

I'll give it a shot in the morning. Thank you, @d0ppler Question - what format is the x and y coordinate? Lat/Long? Those numeric values seem strange to me.

Can you post a short track? By your description, it seems you are doing it correctly, but track will definitely show what's wrong.

Eh, there's more than a couple of scenarios I could see where it would be a decent shot to take. Bombers are more likely to be on long-range strike duty lacking coverage by EWR. Especially, if we consider a historical scenario with weaker Soviet airborne radar assets like the TU-126, which wasn't able to detect missile sized objects, much less at decent range.

No, it is not.

Any plans to release Jack?

They kind of gave us a rosetta stone of how to think about fixing things that aren’t in the C++ code. You have a double “,” between the color and the intensity. (10) and (255)

Aaaand the Eurofighter, Aaaaaaand finally taking the Saab out of early access.and…and….and…. the B(U) will happen when it happens and not a second earlier. dare you to make the Tomcat and F4 in XP12!

Except in the real world they would be aware due to EWR and AWACS radar support as well as various other ELINT assets to say “hey guys there’s a Tomcat out there coming to say hi, and it looks like something fast just came out the front of it. Consider evasion.” Unless the bombers are carrying non-standoff nukes and the understanding is it’s a one way trip, those AIM-54’s are just being wasted because they’re going to feint and drag and evade. In a resource and NPC equipment limited environment that may or may not be accurate based on the mission designer….yea it’s cool I guess to basically do Ad brochure shots.