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Hola! ¿Alguien sabe de algún lugar, discord, foro, pdf, tutorial o vídeos donde expliquen y den una idea de cómo se crea una librea para DCS? Me defiendo con photoshop y se que son archivos dds y tal, pero existe el archivo lua y algunos otros detalles importantes donde me pierdo. Ya he visto que hay material en inglés, como siempre, de este tema y los iré viendo e intentando comprender lo que pueda, pero mi pregunta sería si conocéis algo de este tema en español para que sea más fácil aprenderlo. Gracias.

Thanks! I'm in.

Is there a tutorial on how to make the liveries correctly? I handle well with photoshop but I don't know anything about lua files and these things ... I would like to make liveries and share them @Kerbo 416 How did you learn to do them, is the file system complicated? Thank you.

Thanks for your work and sharing, @Kerbo 416 your liveries are really pretty.

In case you still doubt or for anyone who reads me now ... buy it without hesitation! I hesitated one year and now I make up for lost time without my favorite jet ...

Of course. I have seen videos of carrier operations with the JF-17 ...you can, but just as you can land on top of a dam. Desde luego. He visto vídeos de apontaje en portaaviones con el JF-17... como poder se puede, pero igual que se puede aterrizar en la cima de una presa.

Very interesting!

(First of all sorry for my English) I think that in these forums there's not only room for criticisms and requests but also praise a product with an honest opinion. I must be honest. When the JF-17 was release (in beta) I didn't buy it. I had my reluctance. The cabin seemed very ugly to me, I hardly knew the plane and, despite all the good things that were said out there about how good it was and how finished it had been since day one, I didn't buy it. It has always tempted me due to the very good reviews from the community, from YT videos and other sources but I didn't decide to buy it. Now that we can test the modules for 14 days I decided to give the JF-17 an opportunity, (or 'Jeff' as he's called by the English speaking community), and I must say that I was impressed. I loved its handling, its weapon system, its ease of learning ... and how well it all works. It's modern and complex but easy at the same time. Except on carrier operations, you can do everything with it. The cockpit textures are now very good (I know that the texture's programmer was sick) but I know that for many players the appearance of the cockpit has been a negative point to not purchasing the product. It's not really one of the prettiest cockpits I've seen, but the real plane is like that and the 'glass cockpit' planes aren't as pretty and intimidating as a mig-21, so you have to get used to handling cleaner cockpits from buttons and switches. I must also praise Deka Ironworks (I'm not a 'fanboy', I've already said at the beginning that I was not particularly fast buying it) but a product must be launched as they have done: almost finished. Now, with more polished elements, it's a jewel. This is my experience and I wanted to share it with everyone who is undecided, have no doubts. Try it and expend time to it in these 14 days to see for yourself how fun it's. That it does not happen to you like me, that I was away for a long time from an aircraft that today is my favorite.

In today's update (2.7.5) the option to put or remove the aar probe has already been introduced. Thank you, Deka, for taking the community seriously. A very finished module from day one and constantly improving.

Thanks for the campaign!! It's very fun. Thanks for your time.

Good and original idea. Interesting. Being a fictional map, a multitude of real or fictional scenarios could be reproduced without worrying about real names.

Vietnam, Balkans, Korea, Europe. Green landscapes and snowy areas. We already have a lot of desert.

Indeed, they can only be maintained by pressing and holding the corresponding key. I change them and use only the numerals for ease. If anyone knows how to use permanent sight until wanting to change it, a clarification on this would be appreciated.

GRACIAS, MAXVB! Estoy ahora adentrándome por primera vez en los helicópteros y me viene más que bien.

Totally agree!! I've always loved the F-18 in real life. I try in DCS but I can't. I feel it too fine. However I fly an L-39 / Mig-29 (FC3) / JF17 / F5 ... and I feel like I'm flying (with differences, of course, that's a game) and in the Hornet ... I don't feel anything. I wish I liked it but...

Como vais, Aerges? Supongo que no queréis enseñar nada hasta tenerlo más terminado pero... un poco de hype estaría bien. Un par de fotos?

Yes yes yes yes yes..... x 100000

In short, we want a Mig-29 Full Fidelity... That's all.

I support that!! less helicopters, more Migs!

Muchas gracias a ambos!

Hola a todos! Quería hacer una consulta sobre el mapeado de controles. Me gustaría saber si se puede copiar y pegar (o exportar e importar) de un perfil a otro (por ejemplo entre módulos de FC3 sería interesante), además de saber dónde se guardan los mapeados para hacer una copia de seguridad. Ya que se pierde bastante tiempo en hacer esta tarea, tenerlo todo a nuestro gusto y perderlo sería desastroso. Muchas gracias!

Totally agree. You have to learn to fly WELL before you start shooting and bombing. I've played Xplane a lot and only really learned when I knew how to keep a Cessna straight and level (having done a lot of things on a 737 before, but didn't really know anything). The same happens in DCS. If you learn to fly and really control your aircraft, you will enjoy more and everything will be more rewarding. I'm starting now with the L-39 and Kursant. I'm sure that after I'm done with this, I'll be able to enjoy my other modules much more. Thanks for your review.