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  1. According to DCS manual the F-5E only has the GBU-12 in the arsenal. Other variants aren't even mentioned.
  2. Understood. I edited the previous post to also include a document on spin recovery investigation. I like how one of the docs called F-5E an air superiority fighter. I understand some may chuckle at it but the more I learn about the plane the less funny it sounds. The shark nose, LERX, handling studies, safeguards... Back on topic: I've noticed recently that the horizontal stabiliser movement rate is some twice faster for pitch down, compared to pitch up. I have a drawing of the horstab assembly but I'm not sure whether the behaviour stems purely from the geometries or is 8t an internal implementation done inside the end hydraulic actuator unit.
  3. @Flappie@NineLine There's a comprehensive mildoc on F-5E fatigue evaluation program. Do you have it? It goes by ADA032403.pdf. While usefulness of a fatigue-related infor for DCS is low, the document has a section summarizing past STATIC TESTING done on the F-5E. EDIT: I also have a model spin-tunnel investigation for spin recovery, including the effect of external stores. It's AF-AM-422 or NASA TM SX-3556. Just going through my library...
  4. Watch the first 8 seconds of this video. I don't even have to ask to know he's using MSAA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WajlGAJFbrM
  5. It was just for fun. At one point I could let go off the stick and maintain over 15 deg AoA.
  6. Ad ps: Amen! Turning F-5E into an F-35 by draining the front tank first is so much fun! Ad pps: The real flight manual is pretty clear on the very specific scenarios you might want to deviate from AUTO. You might read up on that. Hint: It's easy to confuse descriptions of flap operations for different F-5E variants.
  7. When you hit the key command for the DCS built-in performance metrics (RCtrl+Pause?) it opens another floating window with lots of additional info, including current (real-time) FOV. I fancied below 60 deg so I set it right in the DCS graphics (system) settings. A kind reminder: seat height adjustment is bugged (reported). You need to untick 'Show pilot body' in DCS to inhibit the bug until it is resolved.
  8. Bucic

    OAT gauge?

    Welcome to F-5E No RadAlt either, no INS.
  9. The new South-East Asia livery, NTTR. (middle mouse button click or open LINK in new tab on mobile for "original" images)
  10. OK, time to join in. I planned on making my own issue report but it seems our observations overlap. So, in the order from specific (1A through 1C) to general with regard to deep night cockpit lighting 1A. Knobs and switches on the side left and right consoles are invisible in dark night conditions while in reality the mere ambient light that the panel backlight give out would be enought to light them. The darker the night, the clearer the phenomenon. 1B. Knobs and switches should even more so be visible in the presence of dedicated ambient lighting in use anywhere in the cockpit. 1C. Not a single cockpit component should be anywhere close to invisible at night unless in an outright shadow. If anyone intends to insist on blinding effects, let's be real here. This sort of mechanism can only be achieved once the overall cockpit lighting is sorted and even then it will remain highly debatable due to the differences between accomodation of a real eye in such an environment and the perception in a display-player setup. 2. The left and right consoles seem to be barely affected by cockpit ambiet lighting overall. I know all GPU coding is cheating but the F-5E side panels seem to have gotten the dirty end of the stick. They seem to have "affected by ambient lighting" attribute "not enabled." 3. The two ambient behind-the-ear lamps are non-functional. They do light up and blind the player if in the field of view being 100% white but don't give any meaningful lighting effects to the cockpit panels, consoles etc. For starters, here's a full video recording of one of my test flights. I've done several sessions in that particular IA night flight Caucasus mission. Sometime later I'm going to include a track file. Additionally, here's a photo of a real F-5E panel with backlight on, 100% brightness. ... EDIT: Track file attached. SPECS Gamma 2.1-2.2 LG 27GP850 27" 1440p IPS 165 Hz G-Sync 108.79 PPI 16:9 (1.78:1) RTX 2070 MSI Ventus 8GB Intel Core i3-12100F Windows 10 bug F-5E REM cockpit ambient light 2025-02-06.trk dcs - Copy 2025-01-06 bug F-5E REM cockpit ambient light.log
  11. This is definitely a 2024 fall/winter regression. My DCS time is almost always an F-5E routine, same IA missions. I immediately noticed something's seriously off with MSAA. It's hard for me to narrow it down as I didn't update for about 3 months prior to F-5E Remastered release.
  12. Floodlight #2 They don't turn on or they don't give adequate flood lighting to the cockpit. If the first, then try to manipulate the lighting knobs on the right console.
  13. Track and dcs.log included along with some screeenshots. Check out the wing-to fuselage fairing (trailing blending profile) on that C-17 against the bright background. There are 100% not-anti-aliased blocks of pixels there. https://1drv.ms/f/c/66cf2646234394fc/EowPEn5iAQxCrDzmIbQQ_80Bp1jRvZTWnyfm5upSgGZikQ?e=FOKfn9 nVidia RTX 2070, nVidia Studio driver MSAA 4x vs DLAA with 0.75 sharpening @Flappie Please check your PM for the relevant DXdiag.
  14. Yeah, I got it on my today's to-do list.
  15. nVidia user here. I won't be resetting driver settings for that but I did clear out the "metashaders2" and "fxo" folders. I even had a studio driver update in the meantime. The difference is very clear - pre vs post breakage. Yes, there may be some difference between off and MSAA x4 but to a rather little degree. The best indicator is the F-5E under-HUD console. When you're affected and have head bob enabled for the cockpit view you get a constant marching shimmering on that console.
  16. Thanks. What about Intercept? By my notes they ignored the targets in intercept as well.
  17. Is it described in DCS manual? Is it required to tune to local ATC freq for ground communications to work?
  18. This! ED should state that "In case of F-5E we're doing <this><that> and in case of any future module the feature set is at our discretion, to be communicated." And that's it. Don't like it, don't buy it. It's getting tiresome, even having unsubscribed from most of the discussions on this particular subject. On the night cockpit lighting, I will report it soon. Just monitor the 'Bugs and Problems' for the F-5E or follow my profile to get notified.
  19. I find it trully amusing how it doesn't get to some that their wants are subjective. - Swiss didn't have it? Well, Northrop was able to! Wasn't? Erm... If it can be mocked up with cardboard, ED should have the decency and at least program it in! So preoccupied with wants that you haven't even noticed that night ligting... doesn't work for side panels. But yeah, we can't let ED get away with a non-functional piece of dorsal antenna
  20. @Evg85Try searching for: parking kit service access covers in different categories, using the search function in the control settings.
  21. Or am I just dumb?
  22. What does it show?
  23. Even the basic lighting is broken so...
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