112th_Rossi

I fly mostly on my own even in multiplayer so it would be good to hook up with some pilots... I'm 39, with a wife and two kids so they take priority. I'm looking for casual pilots but like to team up for missions now and again. I'm from the UK so BST/GMT times are best for me. Add me on Skype: OldSkoolhc92@hotmail.com Thanks Ross.

I found you have to get a firing solution first, wether thats targetting the ground or whatever, then slave tends to work

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Rjp384xws58 Magnetic trimmer is key to keeping this thing under control I have found. She's a beauty.

Ah thanks. I can do that too. Sorry, it look as if I couldn't use it.

So ... why? I've been a loyal customer, I have paid the full price for all the modules and I have some bonus funds. Why can't I use this to buy the Gazelle?

It's bad but I would still consider it. The script above checks for responsiveness over time. There's no guaranteed way of checking to see if an application has frozen. If you want to reboot after crashes you'll need to turn off Just In Time debugging to stop the app crash window appearing.

This C# console app should do it. Written without testing, but theoretically it should work using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Linq; using static System.DateTime; using static System.Diagnostics.Process; namespace Restarter { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { MonitorProcess(); } public static void MonitorProcess() { const int restartThreshold = 60; var p = GetProcesses(); var dcsProcess = p.FirstOrDefault(process => process.ProcessName.ToLower().Contains("dcs")); //don't put .exe, just the process name if (dcsProcess == null) { Console.WriteLine("Could not find the DCS process"); return; } var checkTime = Now.AddSeconds(restartThreshold); do { var responding = dcsProcess.Responding; //Is the process responding? if (Now == checkTime && !responding) //Is it checkTime and is the process not responding? { dcsProcess.Kill(); //Kill the process dcsProcess = StartProcess(dcsProcess); //Make a new process and start it MonitorProcess(); //Restart the monitoring process } else { if (responding) //Process is still responding checkTime = Now.AddSeconds(restartThreshold); } System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(5000); } while (true); } public static Process StartProcess(Process dcsProcess) { //Wait 5 seconds before starting again var waitTime = Now.Add(new TimeSpan(5)); do { } while (Now <= waitTime); var startInfo = dcsProcess.StartInfo; return Start(startInfo); } } } If not responding for more than 60 seconds it will kill the process then restart it with the same parameters. DCS must be running first.

Checking for unresponsive is a bad way of doing this. The app can become unresponsive to the UI if it is busy. It doesn't mean it's crashed at all. You could end up restarting the server when the map changes. You're better at looking at CPU time instead. This can be done in C#

Would love to, however 2 to 3 times a week is too much and I'm in the wrong time zone (GMT)

I just want a calculator so I can covert nM to Km when I workout my direction and distance in L39.

Ok fair enough. :)

wut? No flaps?

I understand there were two controls bound to F, I have reassigned one however no matter what I try Flaps will not deploy.

I think getting DCS 2.0 out of alpha is probably more important right now. It'll come I'm sure.

IRIS aren't a third party dev for ED, or at least not officially. So, I doubt it's happening.

Are we going to see an update to this before Christmas? I'm not using the CC until it has been AFM updated. Really don't want this to turn into vapourware.

This is an interesting development. However I just don't see RAZBAM being able to obtain the technical information needed to produce an accurate sim.

I own the L39C. It's my go-to aircraft at the moment because it's so much fun. Will happily take a student up.

Great thanks!

I'm creating a mission where I'd like the AI aircraft to appear parked but not start their mission until it's time to do so. I've set the time but they just pop into existance when it's time for their mission. How can I have the appear immediately and just wait?

Bit torrents are frustrating as they depend on people seeding (which they never do) and at times you download fragments from peers with poor or overloaded connections. It's just pure luck if you download quickly or not and you can never know how long it'll take to download. Not only that, it saturates your router with concurrent connections which can cause generally bad network performance.

With the issues of downloading the new update being a problem for quite a few people, perhaps it would be a good idea to distribute the files amongst community mirrors (hash protected of course). Torrent is fine but it does not give consistent download rates and it slows down general browsing since it creates so many concurrent connections. Fast HTTP downloads are much better and if we distributed the files amongst the community who are willing to provide mirrors this could be solved.

I've given up. The download speed is a joke. Whatever they changed should be reverted, there was nothing wrong with the old updater.