DeCypher

How do you set a negative value in the LCL ADJUST?

Thanks for this answer. Previous posts about the end of Windows 7 support made it sound like the application was going to be programmed to do an operating system check on startup and terminate itself if it detects it's not running on Windows 10, which screams Microsoft Exclusivity Agreement, however, this suggests that it's simply a case of no longer testing in, and ensuring compatibility with, Windows 7. That's not something I'm particularly happy about, but a "time and money" argument is at least an argument that I can accept. My reasons for not moving to Windows 10 extend beyond just the practical into the ethical, but that's my issue to deal with. I do have two questions though. 1) What happens with early access modules that were advertised as being compatible with Windows 7 at the time of sale, but now Windows 7 users will not be able to receive the finished product that they've already paid for? 2) It has been said that users who do not want to, or can't, downgrade to Windows 10 can continue to use DCS by not updating to 2.7, however, having just checked in Steam I do not see how this is possible for Steam users. Steam forces you to update a game to the latest version before you can play it. The only option is the BETAS configuration. Will ED configure a "beta" in steam for the last pre-2.7 version?

As far as I'm aware MSFS2020 doesn't model wake turbulence, so ED has one-upped them there. Although that's no reason why they shouldn't "two"-up them.

I don't think it would require anything new to be synced that isn't already being synced. It should be possible to apply a deformation to the volumetric clouds on the client machine using already available inputs. It would really just come done to how computationally expensive it would be, which I'm guessing is probably not cheap. I would also expect it to be temporary, similar to how the contrails are a temporary visual effect.

Dear Eagle Dynamics. Remember that video you released a while back that used a particle cloud to illustrate the effects of the new wake turbulence simulation? Well, you know what to do.

Does DCS currently simulate helicopter downwash? I don't mean in terms of something like ground effect, but more in terms of it's effect on the environment and other aircraft, and if not are there any plans for it?