Tholozor

Again, already reported, a new thread isn't necessary:

My understanding was that the AGM-154A-1 was manufactured for Foreign Military Sales. UNCLASSIFIED: https://www.dacis.com/budget/budget_pdf/FY09/PROC/N/2230.pdf https://www.navy.mil/Resources/Fact-Files/Display-FactFiles/Article/2166748/agm-154-joint-standoff-weapon-jsow/

You mean like this one? https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3306829/

An alternative option would be to decrease the internal fuel by the amount of external fuel so that it transfers and leaves you with empty bags. In any case, ED is looking into having sliders for external fuel:

When you assign the TDC to it.

Seems fine in the Model Viewer for me. Checked it on all the default liveries.

The Eastern section of the Afghanistan map isn't released yet, we currently only have Southwest.

Right click on the empty spaces for the stations and you can select weapons. The 'Select Loadout' dropdown is for selecting saved payloads.

ChatGPT is incorrect. The engines use Air Turbine Starters (ATS) that run on pressurized air either from APU bleed air, engine bleed air (if one is already running), or external ground air.

Offsets are range-limited to the following (correct to the real aircraft): - 400,000 feet - 122,000 meters - 66 nautical miles - 133,000 yards

What's your gross weight when returning to the carrier?

Already reported:

Embedded GPS-INS units 1 and 2.

Ensure you have the System Select Knob turned on on the AFCS panel between the CDUs. Eventually we'll also get additional stability and control features that you can read more about here:

This has been reported earlier:

Already reported:

The crew status window is hidden at the start. Default keybind to toggle it is LWin + H.

Laser codes for bombs are now set in the rearming menu.

It's correct as-is:

Already reported:

Well if we want to be pedantic, all trackfiles should be MSI trackfiles (there should be no such thing as non-MSI trackfiles in this regard). The main difference being MSI trackfiles with ownship radar contribution (with the contribution circle that's missing in DCS) and those without. That aside (as it's not really central to this particular report), I believe the crux of the issue (as far as I've noticed) is that the system seems to be generating/creating trackfiles in A/G mode, regardless of offboard input.

If the A/A WYPT reference option is boxed on an unused "zeroed out" markpoint, the system seems to arbitrarily pick either waypoint 0 or waypoint 59 as the reference. Not sure what the actual behavior should be here, as Null Island coordinates should technically still be a valid reference. AA_WYPT_MK.trk

This indicates you have loaded the aircraft with more than one weapon of the same type with different fuzes. All weapons of the same type must have the same fuze.

I would recommend the Mini-Updates thread and starting from the latest (e.g. last) post working backwards:

The rocket problem is already reported: