Moxica

Vehicles on roads are hard to lock on, because the maverick seem to prioritize telephone/power/lighting poles. Should this be normal, or are someone pulling our legs?

Nope. They just played it wrong. Very strange, because it was my first landing in a tight spot with AH-64, and the replay landed on the other side of the road with plenty of space.

No special software: Device manager and "Settings/Bluetooth and units/units

Orly?

In that case, it should be enough to link to the mission, if it is downloaded from the user files section. Or if it is one of the default ones.

Update for success report; I deleted blindly four or five USB controllers with a dubious report about "settings not migrated.." in device manager. -Until my Thrustmaster went dark, and I could not use them. Those were a few minutes of horror. But I disconnected/reconnected to another USB port, and back to original, and they came back to life. But today, the PS3/PC/Android thing was gone/replaced by another unused, and not-connected Xbox controller. That one was removed easily, and the annoyance seem to be gone. -Even after reboot. Thanks again for your engagement, which in my eyes is pretty darn close to heroic for such a tiny and self-inflicted pickle. Much appreciated!

I don't have any problems, but I'm just curious: Are tracks rendered in real time during playback? If so, how can they diagnose performance issues if played on a different rig? How are they useful, when they dont play the same as the actual mission/flight? (One of my tracks had me landing on a totally different spot than actual flight, for example Another had me chrashing into a tree right after takeoff, which did not happen during flight)

Thanks, gentlemen! I have a few options to try when I get home from work today. If none succeed, I can still live with that little nuisance. Thank you so much for your contributions.

Built in where? I don't seem to have it.

Yes. I found it i the DXdiag. Thx again. DxDiag.txt

Hi again. Here it is: export.log

Thanks a lot for hanging in there, F! Will do as soon as I get home from work.

Happens to me as well on occations. There is some detail I'm doing wrong. Has to do with flaps or trim setting. -Because I've fumbled with those more or less randomly, and sometimes have success. But in spite of seeing it once, I can not remember the correct settings, and those two details are kind of hard to find. (Unless willing to plow through a lot of documentation/kissing a lot of frogs)

Darn! It keeps coming back when I reboot, and creates these files: PC_PS3_Android {E876A040-26C3-11ed-8001-444553540000}.diff.lua null

I have had some success hitting hidden tanks by targeting adjacent Toyotas etc.., and sending more than one Lima on same target. 2nd. missile took out annoying, sneaky, hiding tank to my great satisfaction. Probably because the *Toyota* was no longer there.

T'will be imminent soon in a while. -Waiting for the "soon to be imminent" announcement release date.

Well, all my former three sets of muscle memory are out the door. I'm almost at scratch. Must start at the beginning. -Or do something radical. -Which I did. -Ordered a stick extention.

..aand that worked. Thank you. I've been struggling with this for months! Your answer put me in the right direction thought-wise. (If there is such a term in english)

I found the unit (not in the device manager) but under "bluetooh and other units" in the windows control panel, where I got to remove it. Starting DCS to see if it worked.)

Thanks, F! it is not plugged in, and I'm sure it must be a virtual device that is "allways" plugged in as you suggest. The "PC_PS3_Android {E876A040-26C3-11ed-8001-444553540000}.diff" file keeps coming back in the "joystick" folder.. I was hoping there was a more "central" entry I could delete somewhere..

I used a PS3 controller for a while, but that wasn't right, so I uninstalled the drivers. But it is still present in all control setups, occupying space, and is destracting. Any way to get rid of it? (I recently deleted all .lua files with its name)

Been loving this version a lot, but George has been falling out of the air un-pleasantly many times. He seem to be in love, drunk, or depressed. Distracted anyways.. "Get it together, George!"

I think those reflections are impressively realistic, and I commend the crew/artists for their genious. -For the most. But under certain conditions, they seem to challenge the limitations of the technology and the result is mushy vision. -Which is frustratio,, Frustrationistics.. errhh.. frust.. Annoying! But then again, I actually never could tell if realistic or not; because of subjective frustration. -So I just squint.

Track is planned, and will be available soon. Meanwhile, a brand new screenshot; Stock T-80, Marianas, stable version. Mariana Conflict - Anderson to Won Pat Mon182754.miz