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  1. I'm not sure, but they would only appear if they are marked by some friendly radar, if you hover over the contact within SA or select it with the (step) function. They would also appear if they are detected by your own radar.
  2. Are you referring to FLIR air-to-air mode or FLIR air-to-ground mode? In air-to-air mode you do not need to pass the priority (SOI) to the HUD because the diamond is synchronized with the FLIR and you can operate it from the DDI in which the FLIR is operating. The first step is to transfer the priority with the sensor switch to the DDI where you want to use the FLIR, then you will press TDC and you can start moving the cursor. You will be able to do this only if you do not have any weapons selected. If you have a weapon selected with radar turned off, it will have no diamonds or waypoints except the forward vision starting point. You can then search and lock on to a target with the radar off, by doing (SOI) twice over the target on the DDI where the FLIR is operating. I hope I have explained it well. This is a translation from Google Translate. FLIR TEST.trk
  3. I think only a true Hornet pilot could appreciate the degree of realism. What I have observed as an armchair pilot is that there are situations where the Hornet is more difficult to control. In straight and level flight it is like silk, perfect for refueling in flight. In combat situations with sudden turns, things change and the plane is more difficult to control. It's also more prone to crashing into the ground and mountains on dodges because it's harder to recover on steep descents. During turns the plane understeers or oversteers in all its axes, sometimes causing the loss of absolute control with the famous oscillation. It's as if FBW no longer corrects the pilot's inaccuracies or has less authority. My opinion is not the absolute truth, just my observation, as a desk pilot who has never flown a JET.
  4. Indeed. From inside a car we can see those reflections. I have never had problems in DCS with reflections, nor problems focusing on an object through them. This seems more like the crying and kicking of those who do not like to see anything in the canopy and have taken advantage of this thread to twist it and get it out of the point, which is the quality of the texture, not that it should be eliminated. I know that I am not very appreciated in the community and it is something that does not keep me up at night at all, but what I am not going to allow is that two or three people without a valid argument disrespect me. I have already requested that my user be removed from the forum and I have no intention of participating again.
  5. Here I attach a screenshot in which you can see that it is possible to see objects through reflections. I must have a super powerful mind by being able to concentrate on objects through reflections. I think that if you don't see the object behind you, it's because you don't want to focus on it and are predisposed to focus on the reflection.
  6. A problem has been raised here and you have not been able to provide any valid argument beyond rambling and demagoguery. They have turned a thread about something that should be improved into a thread about removing something that should be there. You, the experts in photography and other satellites, have not even realized that other people who have intervened in this debate have refuted your positions in a technical way. So instead of engaging in contortions and juggling, make a personal effort to get back on track with valid arguments.
  7. I don't even need to answer you, Albert Einstein and Mark Twain created two perfect quotes for these cases. One talked about the two things that he considered infinite, doubting one, and the other talked about the perfect moment to abandon a debate. = )
  8. ramble: Separate yourself from the matter at hand. rationality: Rational quality. If you tell someone that they must present a photo of a greeting to receive takeoff clearance in a simulator, you are not being rational.
  9. For the same reason that you can't turn off the sun or remove clouds, because they are natural elements present in real life and it is unrealistic to leave them out of the simulation. I have not insulted anyone, only he appealed to a rational debate in which rational arguments are used. Before having used irony, they should have thought that the ironic mode is a two-way device.
  10. You can ramble until your fingertips are raw. You can even strap two jet engines to your desk chair and launch yourself out the window. That won't prove him right. The reason is something that you have or don't have, it is not something that is achieved by rambling and receiving likes. Rationality is what differentiates people from animals, although in some cases, I'm not sure. You guys are already starting to ramble.
  11. The dynamic reflections look good most of the time, until sunset comes and you're flying over the ocean, then you can see all those low-resolution pixelated (not at all realistic) reflections. Even the reflection of the piergraph as if it projected its own light. From my point of view the error is in the resolution and opacity, if you correct those two things you will go in the right direction. No one should be able to turn off something that is present in real life. If the reflections are there, you must learn to pilot with them, just as you learn to pilot with the glare of the sun and in complete darkness.
  12. Thanks NineLine. Dear words. In reality, what bothered me was the quick dismissal of my criteria and the lack of support from the rest of the community. I really appreciate your work, DCS is an incredible simulator, it would have been enough to admit that there could be something to improve. Greetings and all my support. Gracias NineLine. Apreciadas palabras. En realidad lo que me molestó fue el rápido descarte de mis criterios y la falta de apoyo del resto de la comunidad. Aprecio mucho vuestro trabajo, DCS es un simulador increíble, hubiera bastado con admitir que podría haber algo que mejorar. Saludos y todo mi apoyo.
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