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@Wags @BIGNEWY @NineLine Gents, quick question for ED. I pre purchased the C-130 and noticed in early access there was going to be the ability to walk around inside the aircraft and out upon release. I was under the impression ED was waiting on updated tech to accomplish this. Does this mean we could see the same for the CH-47 in a closer upcoming patch, or is this functionality for the ED modules still a ways out?

AIM-54C-MK60 launched by F-14B AI on me as target, takes 45 degree pitch up and goes for the stars (hitting 167kft ASL at apogee). While launcher had me ahead of him all the time (while dodging first fired Phoenix), looks like missile never guided. Looks like a bug to me. Track and tacview attached (Iraq map, can try to repro clean on Caucasus if needed). AIM-54C.zip.acmi AIM-54C.trk

I mean the F-4E from HB. Maybe you don't have one.

What about AI co-pilot or AI navigator? Who know is it in plans?

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You're right, there was indeed talk of the Balkans once by OnReTech, and I also think ORBX might surprise us with something else (+1 for Baltic region). Thanks.

@Phantom711 witzig, ich hab genau die Maus Hab es natürlich gleich ausprobiert, doch hat es keine Auswirkung auf das Stottern bei mir. Was bis jetzt am besten Funktionierte, war ein CPU Kern zu deaktivieren. Doch ist das Stottern nicht weg, nur Reduziert.

You also might have more success if you set the tanker's speed at which RL aircraft refuel at: each aircraft has their own ideal speed where the controls are responsive but not too responsive, and physical limitations such as refuelling doors getting damaged when deployed/retracted above a certain speed. If I remember correctly, an F-16 prefers to refuel at 310-320KIAS, whereas Navy maintainers ask pilots to not deploy the F-18's probe above 275KIAS to avoid damage.

Completed testing all currently available checklist features including import/export functions. Have not explored building a set of folders and importing them, but have exported the folder format for experimentation. Please continue with publication. I would use this on IOS.

I have a Razer Tartarus V2 next to my trackball. It is fully programmable so I use that for most DCS commands that are there to interact with the game - and not for whichever aircraft you're in: that's where the control panels etc come in. We all have our own solutions. If some people don't mind using a keyboard, good for them.

Hi, I had bad TrackIR long stutterings and crashes issues. I found out here it was because TIR was running in admin mode. If disabled DCS works perfectly but it created one more issue... When I don't run TIR in admin mode, the reset/pause/precision keys don't work ingame. Head tracking is working very smooth ingame but key inputs don't. In windows everything works as intended, I can pause/reset but it just doesn't apply when I'm in DCS fullscreen or windowed mode. Whenever DCS window is active TIR inputs can't go through. If I do run TIR in admin mode then key inputs work ingame but the game freezes and crashes about 1 min after loading in the plane on the ground. Usually when I zoom inside the cockpit it freezes my system until I'm offered to kill the process. Any idea how to fix it ? Thanks

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Agreements like that do exist but with extremely specific triggers for when things get handed over. For instance a company I worked for provided a piece of software for day to day operations of a large client. If we went under or unilaterally withdrew from providing our services during however many years the contract ran for then they got access to the source code and their data for the bit of software they were using. If we had a mere contractual dispute they didn't get it. If they just wanted a look at it then they couldn't. And yes, you're right. I've been saying this for ages but even if they get hold of the source/IP for the modules it still requires ED to be able to allocate the time and resources to then work with, build and package it. And if they have to pay for it then that is additional cost on top of putting people onto working on it.

I'm not buying any more maps until they finish the ones I already have. Sinai spent more than a year without a single update since the date it was launched, lacking basic stuff like bullseyes, correct radio frequencies and bridges. Fool me once, fool me twice and all that.

That's probably a fair analogy. Problem is I don't know which devs started their relationship with ED when so I can't give an answer to that, but it would not cover many of the third-party modules we have now, an extremely quick count leads me to a complete guesstimate of seven. I could be totally wrong and it might be the majority released since 2018. We just don't know.

I use VoiceAttack for pressing the spacebar. [emoji6] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

You don't need tankers exact altitude, you just need its altitude to find it easier, cause you would need to know which altimeter setting the tanker is using etc, the led lights on the right side are indicating if you are ahead or behind the correct position and those left side led lights are indicating if you are too low or too high. Page 154 in the F-16C manual explains this.

Это было не видео, а пользовательская кампания ми24 dawn of war in Afghanistan или как-то так. Там вначале текстовые подсказки идут что включать надо. И по ним я и шёл. Но без пояснений (

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Excellent! [emoji1303] @BIGNEWY @NineLine it seems this bug has resurfaced. Cheers! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

The PTO2 comes with the two mounting brackets, your going to need four T-Slot nuts in M5 and four M5 x 45 screws. Two on each side of tour 4080 extrusion. I would suggest downloading the manual from WinWing for the PTO2. And looking at MTSIM for their T-slot nuts. You can probably get them faster off Amazon. The M5 cap nut screws you can find at any hardware store. Look for 4080 extrusion hardware on Amazon. But definitely go look at the manual for the PTO2. And MTSIM s manual assembly of the MIP to 4080 desk mount.

Just installed the latest DCS update. There was nothing mentioned in the patch notes, but looks like many navaids have been corrected with names and so on. Okay, Damgarten still has 820 MHz wrong frequency, but that's an easy fix on my end for the time being. Thanks Ugra.

East Afganistan expansion was launched on late February 2025, 6 months ago, no 8. https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/changelog/release/2.9.13.6818/