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winghunter
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Maybe, however DCS is the only game / sim with this issue.
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To me this issue is 100% reproducable. Just suspend the PC with DCS running. Upon wakeup, DCS will exit with this error.
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Holy s*** Firing the gun in the F-14 feels like there's a gatling gun mounted to my seat. The standard software is pretty average though, uninstall and use simshaker aviator.
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Still happening when suspeding DCS / windows for an hour or so.
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Let's face it. Northern Germany is flat and boring
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I agree, it would be strange to have "Half Cold War Germany", especially since Czechoslovakia hosted significant Sovjet troops facing Bavaria
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Please ask in discord, it would be somewhat off topic here -
The editor converted > 18000 historic nav fixes to IP points. See attached miz file. One thing I noticed: the DCS MissionEditor seems to slow down a lot, especially on load/save Germany IP Points DCS Web Editor.miz
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The editor converted > 18000 historic nav fixes to IP points, need someone to test, than I will upload to DCS user files
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Another good example, how its really dense around the church. The "Altstadt"
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Neubausiedlung is vague I agree. Let's say anything less than 100 years old. These "modern" houses have building codes, and are usually arranged in grids like these. While villages are typically much older, densly packed houses in the center, no building codes, and dont have that grid quality. The oldest german village is 7500 years old. Also new villages (less than 100 years old) are very rare due to urbanization. So it would be nice to see that villages have a "center" and aren't just a uniform grid of houses. random village with a "center"
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"Neubausiedlungen"
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Explore Cold War Germany in browser
winghunter replied to winghunter's topic in DCS: Cold War Germany
Updated airport frequencies and airport categories
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You can overlay the kml in DCS Web Planner and Editor (load kml/kmz). If you need help converting it to a miz, hit me on discord. https://dcs-web-editor.github.io/dcs-web-viewer-deploy/#
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Explore Cold War Germany in browser
winghunter replied to winghunter's topic in DCS: Cold War Germany
Update: runways fixed
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This may be a problem with the mission, send me that mission. And try different missions to see if that fixes it
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Runways should be fixed now. https://dcs-web-editor.github.io/dcs-web-viewer-deploy/ Most airports match perfectly. There are a few airports I found that are not matching satellite data. Leizig probably featuring an old runway, given how other airport buildings are aligned Wunstorf is oddly rotated, not sure why, wouldnt make sense to renovate like this Schönefeld is maybe showing the old runway, some other fields may be abandoned or have moved.
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Check if theres anything in the DCS log Maybe its just blocked by a another service on the same port Try in OpenKneeboard as web dashboard, their browser is less restrictive
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I guess the script isnt running, make sure you put it in the right folder, restart DCS
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If the health endpoint doesnt work, it means DCS mission isnt running on the same machine. Or your browser or firewall is blocking. Try an incognito tab.
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Only chrome is supported. firefox usually works. opera mostly doesnt work
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Yes the runway coordinates are flipped, so it goes end-end start-start instead of start-end start-end. Fix soon Thats from the DCS data, not sure why they picked 21deg E. Maybe they plan to expand eastwards into Poland. Or maybe for WWII where germany expanded further east Yes, the paper maps are usually lambert conformal, which is similar to TM. Maybe thats even what they use for DCS in game, LC seems to have the same params of false easting/northing and central meridian like TM
