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I'll do that, the starting list is pretty good;-)

The MFD image is a slightly different story, as it's generated by the graphics engine. Some data from the MFD can be received by a script into the DCS, but this isn't universal. Each module has its own way of doing this, with buttons having different identifiers, and each individual OSB button on the MFD can have dozens of different names in different locations. I worked on this a while ago, it required an additional Windows application, but with one of the DCS World updates, the way to configure the MFD display on the monitor became somewhat limited. Although I started thinking about it recently, it could still be done faster than partially handling the MFD data via script. However, due to certain MFD display limitations, and unfortunately it wouldn't work for everyone...

New version 2.0.2025.0820 avaible - added JESTER menu support for F-4E and F-14 - added button animations for most panels (rest coming soon) - added new panels for some modules - added the ability to select and move directly between panels - the graphics of some panels have been changed - some switches, knobs, dials have been improved - data reception has been optimized - many other minor fixes

One of the new features in the next update: Jester wheel support for easier selection of individual options. Available for the F-14 Tomcat and F-4E Phantom

New version 1.0.2025.0712 avaible - added support for Mirage F1 - added support for SA342 Gazelle - added the ability to write on kneeboard pages - new panels added for some modules - updated support for CH-47 - some graphics have been changed - minor bugs fixed

The next update will add the ability to write on the screen, I have it almost ready;-)

With the previous version you also have access to all modules in it, so there is no need to buy them again. Only new modules will be added in DCS UFC X. As for the Kneeboard panel, it's a pretty good idea what you wrote, worth checking out.

In the main menu in the application, in the upper left corner you have a side menu button with additional information about the configuration of the Kneeboard panel DED is displayed in portrait mode together with ICP

No, the previous version of DCS UFC and the modules supported in it will have the same capabilities and will continue to be supported. Only new and subsequent modules will be added in DCS UFC X

New version 1.4.2025.0111 available - added update check in app - fixed saving of user settings - changed buttons/graphics - changed the display of the module name after loading

New version 2.0.2025.0110 available - no need to load the map after changing mission - fixed map zoom saving and last position data - some graphics have been changed and optimized - improved support for older versions of Android - NTTR data corrected - a lot of minor fixes

New version 2.0.2024.1017 available - changed default port to: 25072 - added update check in app - some graphics have been fixed - fixed saving of user settings Minimum script version: 2024-08-22

New version 1.4.2024.0830 available - added AoA for F-4E Phantom II - added ability to on/off additional indicators in landscape mode - changed AoA panel to display data for all supported modules - changed the minimum version of Android 4.4 -> 7.0 - CPU usage reduced - fixed possible connection errors - lots of smaller fixes and optimizations

New version 2.0.2024.0827 available - added object animations - added morse code - added display of ILS beacons - added display of parkings - fixed possible problems that could occur during the connection - fixed displaying of missiles positions - fixed display of information on devices with different language settings - moved the ability to change the type of GPS data displayed (from the bottom bar to the side panel) - optimized application code for better performance - hardware support enabled - many additional changes

Check the IP of your device (tablet/phone) set in the script configuration file (Config.lua in the script folder), it is possible that the IP is incorrect or there is a typo in it (a comma instead of a dot, an unnecessary space, etc.). If the IP is 100% OK, check whether in the network properties in Windows the network you are connected to is set to "private" and not "public"