Sanidine

So I guess we have our answer now. The SD-10 will be receiving a nerf to nozzle exit area to match the LD-10

When carrying multiple types of bombs, I've noticed that switching between them using the 'cycle weapon' bind results in the newly selected bombs to have their fuses reset to 'safe' mode. Switching back to the first set of bombs, then cycling weapons again will usually fix this issue (the bombs will show the correct fuse setting). This appears to be more than just a bug in the display. Upon dropping bombs I armed earlier, but had shown as being in 'safe' mode due to this bug, I found they didn't detonate on the target. Example for recreation: 1. Arm the aircraft with 2x Mk 82 unguided bombs on the inner pylons and 2x Mk 20s on the outer pylons (it can happen with any 2 types as far as I can tell, so this is just an example) 2. Take off, then flip the master arm on and change the fuses to N+T for one bomb type (or N or T, doesn't matter really) 3. Cycle to the next bomb type and set the fuses for them 4. Cycle from the now armed bombs you currently have selected to the unselected bombs that you armed earlier 5. Newly selected bombs often show their fuses as 'safe', meaning they will not detonate if you drop them 6. Cycling back and forth between your bombs a few times causes their fuses to be shown correctly (ie N+T instead of safe)

When you get a lock in one of the dogfight modes and subsequently lose lock, dogfight mode remains stuck in STT mode, preventing you from reacquiring a lock without first exiting dogfight mode and reentering it. Both myself and a friend are experiencing the same issue. We tested it repeatedly in a mission where we would lock each other in dogfight mode during the merge, lose lock, then be unable to reacquire lock again without first turning off dogfight mode, then turning it back on. As far as either of us could tell, this happened with all of the ACM modes.

I now realize this is a duplicate of another thread and the bag textures are missing. Oops.

Hey all, So this is an admittedly minor gripe, but the Kuwait desert livery uses digital grey fuel bags for some reason. Every image I find online has them using either light grey tanks or a tan top/light grey bottom. Seems like a mixup with another livery's fuel bags happened here. Real world example also provided.