Sarge55

@TwoLate, Thanks very much for providing that file. I'll give it a go this weekend. @bbrz, Thanks for the additional info, I'll have to sketch it out first (I like to visualize) then fly the pattern.

That does sound fun and a nice challenge. I'm trash with the ME, any chance you could post your mission.

For those with a Warthog throttle take a look at this thread; http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=133199&highlight=Detent%2C+afterburner It shows a couple of modifications which will help with the AB detent. They allow you to keep the detent but make it so the detent can be ridden over without lifting the handles. Just push a bit harder and they pop over in to AB. Check both methods to see which one you prefer.

Don't forget to click your heels...

:doh:

Excellent. Thanks for developing the campaign BD. :thumbup:

Back to BMS then?

You're welcome... :music_whistling:

Doesn't matter what altitude you drop the bomb at, it is the "burst" altitude setting which dictates the bomblet pattern/size. Unless of course you release below the burst altitude.

Pffft.... another expert on his iPhone.

Either that or he should join a server with unlimited Ammo and fuel... :music_whistling:

Thanks for posting the solution. Helpful for others who may be searching a similar issue.

RWR works fine for me as well. Be surprised if you did get a spike flying beside or behind any aircraft.

Nice, a 2.0 update incoming... been a while.

Hmmm... That is weird alright. A reset or repair should sort it out. Good luck.

Sounds like you borked your controls. Did you install a mod? Might want to reset your controls to default and start again.

I like the F-5 a lot as is... but it would be nice to have the refuel probe. The Canadian AF had the probe added for their version back in the day.

On that note, regarding NAV lights and FORM lights. Is it possible to get a ON/OFF toggle for them? That would be awesome...

Actually I would prefer the Dev's continue the development as they see fit rather than some forum denizen...

I just use a toggle switch to turn NWS on, taxi and steer using the rudders as normal. Once lined up, toggle off roll a couple of feet to ensure the nose wheel is straight. Good to go...

Can you do that? I'd love a F-16A. Perfect for a F-16A vs Mirage 2000C server Git 'er done Kev2go, don't tease us...

Excellent. Thanks Chuck (aka Charly Owl)

It's a custom build about three years old with a couple of newer bits, the 240 SSD (Flight Sims) and the GTX 980 (formerly GTX 680). Initial cost was about $2,000 CAD.

I use to always install DCS in the root directory in it's own folder (or folders if also running the beta). I seem to recall this being recommended a few years ago. Recently (after a nice sale on SSD's) I have my flight sims on their own drive which has worked flawlessly. Might be something to look at. Glad you got it figured out.