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I have noticed that when in the Mi-8 cockpit all the external colours seem washed out. The colours are normal on external views. See the pictures below for a comparison between the Huey and Mi-8 in the same mission. The effect is even more pronounced in VR. I run a gamma setting of 1.7 all the time. I have tried other aircraft and so far this only seems to happen with the Mi-8. It seems to occur on all maps as well. I have deleted the FXO and metashaders folders with no effect. To get the external colours comparable to the Huey image I need to turn the gamma setting down to 1.0. Obviously then the cockpit is too dark to be able to play! Has anyone else got this problem or does anyone have any solutions? nullnull

Some great missions. Very atmospheric with great use of weather effects, sounds effects and music. Very professionally produced. I have just played through all six missions and was hoping to say they all worked perfectly without any missed triggers etc. However right at the end of the final mission (Head of the Snake) I ran into a problem. The F-18 shoots the escaping helicopter and damages it, but does not destroy it. This results in the helicopter just flying across the rest of the map in a straight line without any more triggers activating. Perhaps you need to use an "explode unit" action after the F-18 attack if the helicopter is still alive at this stage. Otherwise I really enjoyed playing the campaign. Thank you.

Last tab under helicopter group settings:

Already reported.

Since todays patch I do not get any map on the ABRIS system. I have done a DCS repair to no avail. The picture below demonstrates what I get. It shows airports but no other map details. Does anybody else have the same problem? null

Unfortunately I don't think so. The Shkval screen in 2.8 is now green so the image gives a similar impression to night vision.

There are extensive instructions in the download - an 80 page quick reference guide and a 500+ page manual. You don't install the DML download into DCS. It is a library of lua modules that you can use in missions via the DO SCRIPT command. The modules integrate within the mission editor to expand the use of trigger zones. I have just started to explore it over the last few days and the documentation explains all this very clearly. It looks to be a very impressive piece of work but is quite complex and I think it is going to take me some time to get used to it. The demo missions are a great way to start to understand the mechanics of the modules. Good luck with it!

I noticed this yesterday as well. I thought initially I was doing something incorrectly as I have had a few weeks not using the Apache so was struggling to figure out what was happening. After repeated testing I can confirm I have the same problem that AvroLanc describes.

Sorry I have no other suggestions

Yes it sets the rudder trim in the control window but this is ignored by DCS and the rudder input is determined by your physical pedal position NOT the trimmed position. If this does not happen on your system I am puzzled. The video by RedKite explains the trim modes better than I can. He discusses the relevant rudder issues at 7.00-7.30 minutes and 10.30-11.30 minutes

Here are my settings I use for no pedal trim. The controls window will still show the pedal trim being set at the same time as the cyclic trim. However the pedal input remains at the position of the physical pedals not the trimmed setting. This is why I said it “effectively” turns off the pedal trim. If this does not work for you I do not know the answer to your question or perhaps I misunderstood your question in the first place. Good luck!

Selecting pedal trim option to “joystick without springs and FFB” effectively turns off pedal trim.

Thank you. My install had not updated (I thought it used to do this automatically). Did a manual download from the Vaicom website and all is working nicely again. Now it is time to play Paradise Lost by Reflected and MAD Campaign by Stone Sky. Happy times!

Any updates about this issue with the Huey?

Thank you for this. Just playing with the mission generator is giving me loads of enjoyable missions. Once I stop playing I'll get round to using the scripts in my own missions. This is amazing work. I can't wait to see how it continues to develop. Thank you again.