stormrider

According to the manual: When assigning multiple targets in the same steerpoint, all the AI planes of this flight will only attack one target per run: the first target, then the next target in the next run. Before, they would share the targets and would attack one target each, per run. AI_Group_Attack_Bug.miz

:megalol:

Beware that if you go standalone, you'll have to re-download more than 200Gbs!

If it's not the TGP, you should open a specific bug report for this.

Did it work?

Is it there?

You could at least have checked google or bings maps first.

You've definitely never been to that part of the world, have you? :doh:

That's pretty much the history of the Kosovo Air Campaign.

I've heard about a problem between VR vs HOTAS before. Are you plugging them directly or via usb HUB?

Think about it, if your AI wingmen do it, it means every AI does it as well. NICE!

Absolutely right, 10 years later and it still hasnt been fixed; must be one those pretty difficult bugs to fix.

Agreed.

Balkans, Europe or Gulf War :thumbup:

I think he's criticizing the critics.

I'm pretty sure that there is a flak effect of some sort.

Connect all cables, open Oculus app and launch DCS from there. No need for SteamVR when you have Oculus.

We don't work for ED. The evidence is there, now it's ED's responsibility to investigate with or without further documentation.

Check if Win10 is downloading updates behind your back.

I agree, although I would prefer instead of a fixed point, a random AAA fire inside zone, where zone is trigger radius;

Good find. All the evidences are here. I think this post could be moved into the bugs sections now.

For the ground visibility, on Remote Sensing data by comparing tanks on the ground with calculated altitude. For air units, I used the same old graph that often pop-up on threads regarding spotting distances.

I'm sorry being the one telling you this, but Santa Claus doesn't exist. If you don't believe me, do yourself a favor and have a look at the files in your DCS installation. You should start with the \Scripts folder. Soon you'll figure out that outsite the ultra realistic cockpits, start-up procedures and inert training bombs, everything about DCS World is ultra simplified, generic and very far from realistic; missiles and radars in particular.:smilewink:

Others have tried, but that we know, after almost 10 years, I never saw that solution that you're asking. Here, I use my own version of the dot labels which fade into a neutral colour that blends with the horizon. Far from perfect, but better than nothing.

Don't worry I have the screenshots saved.