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I'd like to have an AI crew chief who can give verbal call outs over the ICS. After having read David Burnett's book Making a Night Stalker I realized the extent of what Chinook chiefs do during flight ops and I'd like to see(hear) these call outs in DCS as well. Obviously the book is about SOF Chinooks but chiefs in the regular army do very similar things as well.

My CPG and I noticed that when we both jump into an Apache and cold start the aircraft there is some weird synchronization errors with placed fire zones. When either of us creates either an NF or PF zone where the label of the zone and the dashed line of the zone initially appear normal, but when the other crew member opens the TSD and looks at the zones they suddenly are in different places from where they were originally placed. We also found that once that zone is sent over the datalink the zone is still borked for other aircraft on the net. The attached image shows what this looks like from my CPG's perspective. Please see the attached track for the testing we did on the ground with both myself and my CPG creating these zones. When another person on the net sends a zone it appears correctly on our TSD. With further testing on a different track we discovered that when I fully cold start the Apache as the pilot and my CPG enters afterwards this bug does not appear. All of the zones appear to be functioning correctly when created and/or sent over the net in a single crew state. PG_Var_bumbled_Stitchedzdy-20240418-234251.trk

Here are 2 tracks I just took just now. 191508 is with DLAA on and 192549 is with MSAA on. Quite a noticeable different with regard to the smearing and ghosting between the two. However the display blinking is the same for both versions. Through_The_Inferno_SYRIA_v3.2.0-20231021-191508.trk Through_The_Inferno_SYRIA_v3.2.0-20231021-192549.trk

Excuse me for missing that you were talking about AI wingmen. But I'm sure in future implementations you'll be able to use the canned text messages to order your AI wingman around, and of course you should be request to see your wingman's PP. I have no idea if any of that is implemented yet.

I messed around with the DL a lot on release day with some buddies and we were able to get just about everything to work. We didn't attempt to send entire mission files so I can't vouch for that. But messages, target points, waypoints, PP, FARM reports, all of that worked no sweat.

I also am exporting my MFDs and noticed the random flashes on both the exported screens and on my main display in the Viper. I have flown the Apache a lot since the 2.9 update and have not observed either the exports or the main monitor MFDs flashing at all.

Have you ever worn a pair of binocular NVGs? I have on multiple occasions and I can tell you that it doesn't expand your field of view beyond what monocular NVGs do. The only thing they really do is that they give you some semblance of depth perception, that's about it. I could understand if there were an issue with VR usage as I don't fly in VR and can't speak to it.

Interesting, I haven't done much exploration of Joystick Gremlin but I might need to look into it.

This is the mapping I'm using for the TEDAC. I needed to use Joystick Gremlin to split the single axis of the trigger and map that axis to two separate buttons. Then I used HID Hide to block Windows from recognizing the Xbox controller and I mapped all the controls using a virtual joystick. I decided to swap the LRFD and the Weapon Trigger to what you see on this image. I found it easier to hold the trigger for the laser and move the Man Tracker stick to continually slew at the same time.

I believe the wheels and the trim hat are linked so I think that is normal behavior.

Turns out there's a ton of errors for all sorts of things, but my networking knowledge is not good enough to sort this out. I noticed there was a line in a previous log stating that the server couldn't set 8088 and 10308 as ports because there was a "duplicate entry". So I ended up going into my router settings and deleting the manual port forwarding rules and that ended up clearing up that issue in this log. However there are still a significant amount of errors. dcs.log.old dcs.log

As you can see below there isn't even an option I can see to click to search for any .miz files. I also double checked the path to the Saved Games folder and it is correct. I'm not sure what the deal is.

Hello, I have been running the OB dedicated server on a spare computer I have in another room but I have been having an issue. I ran out of space and decided to expand by adding an additional drive and installing the dedicated server onto that drive. When I hop into the WebGUI to control the server I am unable to load any missions onto it. It appears to connect OK but when I click the "+" icon to add a mission the file browser that normally appears does not. Or more specifically the window pops up but there are no icons allowing me to navigate and search for the files on that computer. I have ensured that both of the 10308 and the 8088 ports are forwarding to the proper IP address and that that computer has a dedicated IP from the router. I haven't changed any Windows firewall settings since it was last working. Is the issue perhaps that I have my Saved Games folder on my C:/ drive but the server is installed on the D:/ drive?

I have had that happen on some parking spots that weren't fully level. I have made it a habit to set the parking brake now before I start the engine.

Is it perhaps a wireless Xbox controller? I noticed this when mine would go to sleep. But I don't think I've noticed it when I used it wired.