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I only see the files that I have put above, the DCS just shuts down and goes back to the desktop

Every time I try to fly on the map of Syria the DCS crashes, both trying to fly the predefined missions and creating a mission from 0 with a single plane to test. I have uninstalled the Syria Map Module and reinstalled, even did a full install of DCS, but the problems continue. Intel I7 7700K ASUS CERBERUS 1070TI 16gb ddr4 The DCS is installed on a Samsung 860 SSD dcs.20220601-104248.crash dcs.20220601-104103.crash

Well, before it didn't restart, I think it was because the two configurations were exactly the same, but I see that now it restarts after changing the names of the MFDs. I don't know what the reason is

Thanks, Bunny. I was afraid of that response. I don't want to go through and set up new export names for all the other modules, nor am I particularly happy to have to switch monitor setup lua files and restart DCS each time I swap to the Apache. Guess I'm waiting and hoping! It is easier to change the name of the MFD of the apache pilot, than the rest of the modules, and regarding restarting every time you change to apache, the only thing you have to do in the system options is to change the monitor option without the need of exit the simulator. I have several multi-monitor configurations and I choose the one that suits me.

I have several lua files with different monitor settings for each module I fly. In the system options of the configuration I change according to the module that I am going to fly. The names inside the lua files (MFD_plt_right_init and MFD_plt_left_init) that I have changed only correspond to the AH64, you just have to be careful to change them again when there is an update. 2Mon_AH64.lua 2Mon_F18.lua

Hello everyone, I usually fly in the pilot role, so I need to have the MFDs visible on top of the gunner's. I have two monitors: A: 27-inch monitor with 1920x1080 resolution B: 11-inch monitor, with 1366x768 resolution In order to view the pilot's MFDs alone, I have made the following changes to various files and a dual monitor setup I was already using for the F18. 1º- Change the name of the MFD in the file MFD_plt_right_init, by RIGHT_MFCD_PLT 2º- Change the name of the MFD in the file MFD_plt_left_init, by LEFT_MFCD_PLT These files are located in the path Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Mods\aircraft\AH-64D\Cockpit\Scripts\Displays\MFD\indicator 3º Copy and modify my monitor configuration file with the new parameters: This file are located in the path Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Config\Monitor Setup _ = function(p) return p; end; name = _('2M_AH64_1920x1848'); Description = 'Pilot MFD AH64' --TOTAL VIEWPORT Viewports = { Center = { x = 0; y = 0; width = 1920; height = 1080; viewDx = 0; viewDy = 0; aspect = 1.77777778; } } --LEFT LEFT_MFCD_PLT = { --x = 345; x = 45; y = 1120; width = 530; height = 530; } --RIGHT RIGHT_MFCD_PLT = { --x = 1105; x = 805; y = 1120; width = 530; height = 530; } --CENTER CENTER_MFCD = { x = 1400; y = 1100; width = 950; height = 740; } UIMainView = Viewports.Center Once configured in the visual options of DCS the new file for the monitors works perfectly