Silent Film

Hi! I have uploaded the files to my Google Drive, I hope you can download them. DCS_M2000C_FuelTanks_PaintKit.zip https://drive.google.com/file/d/18hd4-3s-6JnJAmipXmQCuMZyM7AB2iof/view?usp=sharing DCS_M2000C_PaintKit.zip https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C91EoLOqxgt-JKO5eIrbYwKIKRfrmcIA/view?usp=sharing As far as I know, there is no official cockpit template.

Something like this. The size would be similar to existing maps. This map is a must have. I think it should be called Adriatic Map.

I think the map should go over the northern borders of Yugoslavia and Italy, to the east to include Sofia and Thessaloniki for Bulgarian and Greek users, then over the southern border of Albania to include the whole island of Kerkyra, and to the west to include Italian cities of Roma, Firenze, Verona. It could be nice to also include all of Sicily if it wouldn't make the map too large. The map would be post cold war and early modern. It would include the most beautiful terrain: sea, islands, gulfs and bays, plains, mountains, forests, rivers, interesting cities. And lots of historical context, that could also include WWII.

Absolutely.

Thanks, posted.

When I see the time on the clock in the cockpit is not the same as the mission time, it looks like an error. To adjust the clock each time as part of the aircraft start up is annoying. So, I would like to suggest that an option to choose between ZULU and mission time is added, either to Special Options or in Mission Editor, so that we can have the mission time in a NATO plane automatically set when we jump into the cockpit.

I couldn't care less what they use in real life, ZULU time is useless in the simulation. I can adjust the clock myself every time, ok, but why would I need that one step more during start up. At least they could make an option in Special Options or in mission creator to choose between the mission time on the clock and whatever the time they use in real life.

Of NATO planes that I own and fly: F-15E - uses mission time; F-14B - uses mission time; Mirage F1CE - uses mission time. Not to mention all non-NATO aircraft. Only Mirage 2000C uses "ZULU time". Makes no sense whatsoever, mission time is only what matters in a DCS mission, "ZULU time" is confusing and of no use.

There is no reason whatsoever that the clock in the cockpit should be automatically adjusted to the Greenwich time and not the time in the mission.

The clock in the cockpit is 3 hours early. For example, when it is 7 PM, the clock shows 4 PM.

Thank you.

Ah, thanks.

And why are they called red if they are green? It would be more pretty to see red flood lights in the game to be honest.

Why are red flood lights green?

Thanks.