Paganus

I think ED made it clear at the time there would be no WW2 assets if they didn't charge for them. I'd rather have them then not. The pack doesn't compare to anything else in the sim. You can have a non-interactive SC place holder, but you can't do the same for the asset pack since they are essentially non-interactive by default, unless you own CA. Also, the argument that you can still join an F-18 mission even if you don't own it, is sort of a half truth. In a mission with only the F-18, like say a campaign, you absolutely need it. Look at the campaigns for sale in the store. They all have module ownership requirements.

debrief.log contains events from the most recent mission. As with most things, it isn't 100% reliable, but it's better than nothing.

It's difficult to know what's going wrong without a track to watch. Most problems with dumb bombs are related to AoA or altitude. It's even more difficult to blindly diagnose a smart weapon problem because of everything involved. Are you sure you had the laser on? Unless you set it to latch, you have to manually hold the button. Did you mask? Was the laser code the same? Etc... Run the training missions and see if you can sort it, or post a short track if you can't.

Stable and Beta are currently the same.

There are zero perfect, or bug free modules in the DCS World eco system. This goes for all third party teams, as well as Eagle Dynamics. The Leatherneck/Magnitude 3 modules are on par with the others. I have enjoyed many hours of seat time in both the MiG-21, and the CE2. To date Leatherneck/Magnitude 3 is the only third party team, other than OctopusG, to deliver a propeller driven aircraft. Ultimately, you will have to decide for yourself when the time comes, but I will be buying the F4U.

You should explain to Ed how to get governmental permissions, manufacturer licensing, avionics, mechanical, and test data, for those other aircraft. I'm sure they would buy you a beer.

Does it only happen in the one mission, or all P-51 missions?

Check for a crossed controller mapping. Something that will shut it down quickly like the magneto or fuel cutoff.

You've most likely looked, but is [Mouse_btn1] mapped to "fire gun or rockets" in the controls tab for the SA342? I would think it would fire if it was even if it still won't aim.

Look at the check boxes in settings. In the past you had to turn on head tracker aiming to get the gun to track the mouse. These settings may have changed since then, so you might need to try a few things.

There is a known bug with ground loaded bombs having a problem. Try an air start with bombs already loaded. I just tested, and they are working. Good Luck

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It's a bug. I'm sure they'll tweak it out. My guess is bomb arming in the sim is very simplified at the moment. It's just about impossible for this to happen in reality between arming vanes, fuse delays, and the level of impact required.

Instant action - Mosquito - Caucasus - Train strafe End mission - hit fly again button. It doesn't put me inside the Mosquito. Can see the Mosquito and Yak in exterior view, but cannot Alt+J into it. The Briefing picture reverts to the Spitfire mission this was converted from. Repeatable - at least for me.

Try the page file tip. The log shows yours is still low.

It can be changed. There are 4 programs that are fully configurable. Early access guide pages 300-301.

I have mouse control of the Minigun. I just have to LALT C to switch from curser to view mode.

Yes. Here is the 2021 summer update. https://leatherneck-sim.com/2021/06/25/2021-summer-update/

Taiwan with the coast of China

When the control stick is in the neutral position or pulled back, the tail wheel is locked; in this position it is steerable 6° to the right or left through the use of the rudder pedals. With the control stick positioned forward of neutral, the tail wheel is unlocked for free swiveling action.

You can copy some things over, but sharing would be bad as changes to one could crash or cause problems in the other.

I'm surprised Mi-8 pilots are struggling. It feels familiar and comfortable to me.

They have IFV and APC.. My 1st example is somewhat flawed because BMP2 is an IFV, MTLB is an APC, but it still applies since a BMP1 and a BM2 are both IFV's. I'd rather attack the BMP2 first. I will pay attention to the sort next time. Thanks for the info.

I know it's a WiP. Selecting from APC1 or APC2 doesn't allow me tell Petro to target the more deadly BMP2 before the MTLB, since I don't now which is 1 or 2.

Don't screw the pooch.