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Some touch-and-goes at Andersen AFB in the Tiger II!

Unfortunately I've also been noticing this issue after a cold start when taxiing out to the runway. I also noticed the switch on the navigation panel gets reset from ''WP'' to ''A/D''.

I hoped to see some additions/fixes as well, but let's remember that software development takes time, especially for a complex simulator like DCS. It's better to wait and have a finished end result, than having a half-finished patch with a bunch of new bugs

Unfortunately the issue is still present after today's patch. The patch notes state that the autopilot-induced oscillations have been tweaked, but this issue exists without using the autopilot, as early as 30 seconds after takeoff. The above track file is a short five-minute flight where up to five quick oscillations take place, all without autopilot. I'd appreciate if the devs can take another look! Besides, thanks for the great patch today!

Oops, I had no idea this was already discussed prior, apologies! Many thanks for the quick reply, cheers!

Hey all, I recently installed the Afghanistan map (gorgeous map by the way!!) and I noticed that the MiG-29A (full-fidelity) has these random oscillations when flying around. This happens without using the autopilot. When flying on other maps (Persian Gulf, Sinai, Syria) I have not experienced this issue, I'm not entirely sure if it is map-specific, but perhaps. In the track file you should be able to see the Fulcrum randomly oscillating once or twice in the pitch axis a number of times. During landing this also happened at lower speeds. Hope this helps! Forgive my horrible landing, I was checking if my stick was properly connected to my PC and was totally distracted, haha! Bouncing Fulcrum (Afghanistan).trk

Hi all! I've been flying around on the CW Germany map and I've really been enjoying it. For me it runs pretty great, but I do notice a slight performance issue. Generally after take off I notice a number of big stutters/freezes, as if something was loading in as I gain altitude. After these stutters are gone, everything is running smoothly again. On other maps (Syria, Sinai, Marianas...) I do not have this issue. I did some reading online and I figured this could be because I only have 32 GB of RAM memory, as opposed to 64 GB which I see is starting to become the norm for DCS. I was wondering if anyone else is seeing similar things running only 32 GB of RAM and if this issue is fixable by upgrading my RAM to 64 GB. If so I'll be getting my PC a welcome upgrade It's just a general question, so I don't have a track/recording, but I can attach one if needed. My PC's specs are in my forum signature. Thanks!

Nice shots!!

Finally decided to get the new MiG-29 and after studying it for about a week I took it out for a familiarization flight. What a wonderful fighter aircraft to fly and ED did an amazing job modelling this legendary aircraft! I'm impressed!

Been practicing some more field landings in the Hog. I love how much flexibility the Corsair provides here, you can come in for a smooth touchdown on the main gear with 30 degrees of flaps, or absolutely slam it down with 50 degrees flaps like on the carrier!

That’s so cool!

Same problem here, indeed happens only rarely but I was able to save a track file this time! Hard right roll without any aileron/rudder input and in the past I've also noticed one of the main landing gears not retracting when this happens. LastMissionTrack.trk

After the recent update of 17/09 I noticed the new bort number system introduced with the RNZAF liveries is also showing up on all the other USN/USMC liveries, see the screenshot below: Edit: I ran a repair, this issue only happens in the Mission Editor loadout screen after having selected one of the RNZAF skins first. Doesn't seem to appear when actually in game.

Some more carrier landing training in the Corsair aboard the Intrepid The tri-color camouflage is the best-looking livery on a Corsair, in my opinion

This shot is so cool! Never expected a Corsair in desert camouflage to look this good!