Rakete

Hey, thanks for this information! If I press the OSB Button it just raises an "Input Error". So it makes sense what you said but you're unable to overwrite the waypoints that way. I stick to edit one of the Waypoints to my needs but it's a bit ugly... I wonder why the mission builder (I mean the guy who creates the mission) did not use Waypoints above 50? He may also limited to the first ones... Thanks for the solution!

Hi there, I normally creating waypoints for targets near my steering points ia the CDU Button "?x" and then update the coordinance in my A10c II. Yesterday I was on a multiplayer serer running the Pretense campaign with a lot of pre defined waypoints for eery player (70 + Bullseye). In this scenario I am unable to copy a waypoint to a new one. There is a minus after the question mark and CDU throws an error when I press the OSB button. Image is attached. Does this mean that there is no space left for another waypoint? But there should be >2000 slots aailable (as Bullseye is somewhere around 2040).

Thanks. I'm looking forward to try your suggestions soon !

I really appreciated your answer. Thanks to give me an overall idea! With that in mind, a little detail is not clear to me: When my members imitate the explained content, how can I observe them best? I would like to have that kind of situational awareness that I am able to respond quickly to specific questions or give tipps/little corrections (e.g. fly lower, mind the AOA, not so fast... etc.). Guess I should stay on the ground and use their camera view, hm? (btw I am German, but I thought English would be better in this forum )

Hi, I am in DCS since the first A10, read/watched a lot of content and practice diffrent systems of that plane. I am not a Newbe but far from professional. Now I would like to dive deeper into it with regular trainings with some (2-4) friends. So there is enough content or schedules WHAT to learn in an aircraft, but my question is HOW could we do this together effectively and of course with the most fun. How do you do your trainings in a squadron? Is there one guy just flying by and read from the manual as an instructor? Do you use Tacview or the map in anyway to observe or help the rest? Or is everybody doing everything together and at the same time? I haven't been in a squadron in DCS for now but maybe anybody could tell from his/her experience. Thanks!