EricJ

Okay, didn't know that happened (never was a JTAC, but I did have an LLDR in the Army), and we had assigned laser codes for lasing for stuff. And never had to lase when downrange, so gotcha.

No, unit SOPs determine the code for the ground designator, not the pilot assigning a code. It's not how it works.

I mean special ops helos are great to fly, but the thing is that they're for special forces troops, not in the context of just fly around. I mean yeah I like special ops helos (especially the MH-60) are cool, but as mentioned there is only so much you can do with it. You don't have a first person shooter element to make it worth the effort of making it (I play another game and I've done helicopters for special ops gamers) and you just fly around, not getting the thrill of dropping customers off and doing their thing, and then picking them up, and so on.

Those are beautiful man, nice work...

That's weird because I don't touch anything and I communicate with the ground crew fine. Then again I do the Auto start than figuring out the sequence to start and shut down the plane.

I have the same issue, but I'm also not in a pure rush so I just wait it out, but good to know it's not just me.

Other people should check before working that the stuff works before getting to work. I mean that's what I do first whenever doing a new skin.

A Venezuelan Aggressor scheme. I think this is the last of the L-39s that I've done previously, so more or less I'll be making some future new ones and such: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3344971/

I mean I learned the Russian HUDs in the previous sims, but I guess some English never hurts...

I downloaded one of the USA packs, version 1.1.x -1.1.8, followed the readme and installed it in the Mods/tech folder. I started the sim (it's on Steam if that matters) and it was disabled. Do I need to download a newer version or am I doing something wrong? I did install the sim on the D: drive though as it had space for the install. So do i need to install a newer version of your USA assets or am I doing something wrong?

Uploaded and approved (above skin)

I must have hit the mark because nobody else is saying anything. I'll give it some more time and see if people say anything more. If not, I'll upload it (I deleted the original skin so I can redo this one correctly) and so on.

I so hate sampling from photos, but this is how it's looking https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3344960/

Interesting, most modeling sites show what isn't there. People are saying the DCS colors are wrong, while it could be how it renders the colors too. So looks like I may be wrong.

Which may be right, but modeling sites say the opposite of what DCS did for their liveries. I mean we can argue all you want, but I think we're not making any embellishment when we can turn to those sites for accurate colors. I mean it may be a specific scheme that they didn't use, but this photo doesn't look anything close to what was done for the module: https://www.airhistory.net/photo/488558/N339DM/NX339DM I mean there's this from this page: https://www.super-hobby.sk/products/L-39-Albatross.html I looked up Ochre and it's nowhere near the colors either, whereas I saw on Google that it was like a two-tone grey. So I don't know how they're correct for the module when we have different schemes. Maybe they had multiple schemes for their aircraft and we are all right, or wrong, but I'm not seeing the colors for the module skins being correct for what's on modeling sites.

Links updated for the two previous skins.

While that's waiting to be approved a "USAF Aggressor" using the F-15C colors: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3344946/

More progress, just have to do the tips and wing tanks, etc.

Using the stock pattern, and colors from @CarloVecchi

Sure why not? I don't have anything on the plate right now, other than uploading old skins

I mean probably, but don't you mean GBU-12?