Cathnan

Hi I bought the app earlier today, and it seems great so far. But I think there may be a bug. I enabled the additional info and when I mark a target in the app the distance units seem to be reversed. Meaning, when I lock the same target in my hornet, I get the distance, and in the app with imperial units the number is almost twice as high (which would be correct for metric). In metric it pretty much matches what my hornet says. Also is there a way to have the heading to the target go from 0 to 359, instead of -180 to +180?

Did you get the crackles solved? I have a Logitech G-733 and it works perfectly everywhere. Except for DCS. I just won't stop crackling.

For what it's worth, I read that line as good news. An external client should be way lighter to run than even the server itself. I have no clue how mods like OverlordBot are integrated serverside. But a small external program that can be feed basically any audio through a virtual audio device, and can provide an audio stream to other programs through another virtual audio device? I'm sure that must be good for something.

Can you bind SRS and DCS VoIP to the same buttons, so both get activated simultaneously? Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

I was wondering why he swivels the TADS all the time. Thought he may have learned a trick from Petrovich and is now activley searching for targets, and it just wasn't mentioned in the changelog for some reason. But this makes more sense

I just had the same problem. From cold start flying to a target, he won't designate. Modified the mission to mid flight start, close to the target to get a track file. And what am I looking at? George designating and hellfires in the air heading to the target. Did something change in the cold-start procedure? Didn't see anything in the changelog tho.

Awesome to hear that [emoji1]. I'm excited to see how you fill this with live Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

+1 for the idea to make the sensitivity adjustable. I think with 100% setting having it as fast as it now is will still be in spirit with the realism. But the possibilty of slowing it down with a slider accounts for the fact that we do not have the military grade force sensing hardware this behaviour is meant for. Actually I like this change because selecting things with the tdc cursor now doesn't take forever as it did before. But I still would appreciate the slider option. to account for the hardware reality. Even with my Winwing Orion with the Hornet grips, that has excellent accuracy with the slew thumbstick it's really hard to be precise.

I don't know about one being more accurate than the other. I always thought it should be about equal, with toss bombing maybe being less accurate. But that mainly because it's a more dynamic situation and depends more on pilot skill (managing speed, keeping the plane steady). Also I thought the main attraction of auto mode is that you don't have to dive (into potential ground fire). That however I can confirm. Using auto throttle I also hit bullseye from 6k feet. 14k however fell long, outside of splash damage radius. I don't have an old version to compare. I also tested dive bombing. From 14k it fell long. From 6k it also fell short. Track for 6k attached. FA-18 MT MK-82 Auto Bombing Caucasus 6k feet dive-bombing.trk

That being said, I assume Auto mode also doesn't work by magic and therefore isn't 100% accurate even without wind. What is a reasonable hight at wich a vehicle can be expected to be hit? I feel like 14k may be a bit much to expect that.

I tested as well, on South Atlantic and Caucasus at 6k and 14k each. For some reason mine fell long more often, but never exactly on target. Although sometimes within splash damage radius. All tests on MT version FA-18 MT MK-82 Auto Bombing test South Atlantik 14k feet.trk FA-18 MT MK-82 Auto Bombing test South Atlantik 6k feet.trk FA-18 MT MK-82 Auto Bombing test Caucasus 14k feet.trk FA-18 MT MK-82 Auto Bombing test Caucasus 6k feet.trk

Yes PLEASE. The kneeboard having to be organized manually each flight is terrible. Even automatically generated sections, comes with map, comes with module, comes with mission, default, other, would be a huge help.

From what I understand you can use OpenXR. create a shortcut to the DCS.exe and add --force_enable_VR --force_OpenXR in the target line. Leave a single space right after " I was greeted by the openXR Toolkit, so I assume it works. Can't help with reprojection, but it is supposed to be fixed by the hotfix, so it should work.

Awesome, thanks guys

Hi, I bought the campaign yesterday and went through the briefing for the first mission. On the kneeboard there is the box WX. Presumably that's the weather, and some of it makes sense to me. But can someone please tell me what each point means? I'm taking the liberty to post the box of the first mission here. If that is a problem, Moderators or Baltic Dragon please by all means feel free to delete this post. I assume 21240KT is wind 40 knots coming from 212 degrees going towards 032 OVC040 = overcast clouds starting at 4000 feet sct230 no idea 66F = 66° Fahrenheit air temperature ALT: 2983 = altimeter setting SST:52F no idea SEAS: 5 no idea Can someone please fill in the blanks, and are my assumptions correct?

Just a random idea, I don't know if something can be made out of it. The Republic of Cyprus get's attacked and critical infrastructure is destroyed in the west of the island. It's clear it's not your average terror organization and traces lead to turkey. The attacks seem to indicate preparation for a turkish invasion of the island. A carrier group get's sent to assist and investigate. Maybe it were syrian false flag operations trying to pit Nato members against each other?

I finsihed the campaign yesterday and want to say thank you. It's an awesome campaign and a great final. Got a little extra tension because I missidentified a target and wasted a missile. So guns it was . Hoping to see more of your work coming the Hornets way

I just played it again, and can confirm. If you don't take way too long to figure out where you're supposed to go, it works just fine. Thanks

I just played Mission 11, and after I sunk the sub the Migs never left the area of the SA6. Making it virtually impossible to take them out. Looking at the Tacview, it seems like they fly to Waypoint 1 and then immediatley turn to land again. It did take me a moment to identify which one I'm supposed to engage, maybe that has something to do with it? Tacview-20230107-124803-DCS-ROPL2 M11 SUB VERSION OF THE TRUMAN.zip.acmi

I didn't know that. But while it does go in the direction I mean, I imagined a bit more. It would be nice to manage that all from within DCS, without handling symlinks etc. Also it would be nice if the cache would be kept up to date with the rest of DCS. I imagine you want to play South Atlantic that is kept current with the normal updater. DCS tells you it's in the cache with a symbol in the main menu. You right click and select "move to play storage" and DCS checks if sufficient space is available. If not it tells you and asks you to select maps and modules to move to the cache to free up space. In the module manager it could ask which storage to download to, when you have to pull it from the DCS Servers. Sure one can do all that manually (except for keeping the cache up to date). But it would be a nice QOL feature I think.

I think it would be nice to have an option available to store modules on different local storage. A HDD or NAS for example. That way you don't need massive SSD's but also don't have to donwload for ages when you want to use a map or plane you don't have on the ssd right now. Would be nice if something like that could be added to the module manager. Add a cache directory and you can move maps and modules between the cache and your ssd as you need them, manually but DCS keeps track of what is stored where.

Yes, I could probably have returned to the carrier without fighting them. I chose to attack because I thought, "I didn't hear anything about the Mig's and am already at waypoint 2. I must have missed a trigger". That's on me though

I think the comms menu binding you used is for easy comms. It doens't work when easy comms are forced off. Not sure it's done in the campaign tho.

Hi, I played mission 4 a few days ago, and am not sure it went as intended. I did ultimately succeed, but I splashed all 4 Migs on my own. And that only after first trying running for them. Matrix did not even offer to assist. I'm not sure what is supposed to happen here. Did it actually go as planned? Did I fly a path that lead to me not activating triggers and so on. That's why I'm not posting in the bug section. I did go high and rather fast after signal RTB. My guess is that I've overflown a triggerzone. My Tacview of the flight is attached. P.s. Are the Migs unarmed? Was already surprised during the flight and even more after watching the Tacview that I didn't get shot down. Tacview-20230101-204701-DCS-ROPL2 M4 IN OUT OR SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT.zip.acmi

Had the kneeboard registering Supercarrier and Awacs calls earlier.