Britchot

I checked that out with a free flight, it was set to player. Thanks or the suggestion. I don't recall... I will definitely make sure of it when I reinstall tonight, thanks.

I have owned the A-10C 1.1.1.1 version and installed the 1.2 module by entering the serial number. There are "$" on everything but A-10C and the Su-25T, that should indicate that it is correctly registered. I believe I followed those instructions accurately but I guess I'll go over them again. It could be the saved data from the 1.1.1.1 version affecting it.

I'm trying to expand to DCS: World from A-10C 1.1.1.1 but I have a peculiar problem. I've set up the controls and created a pilot in the logbook; when I start an instant action, single mission, or campaign mission I am restricted to an outside view only while someone flies the aircraft I'm supposed to be controlling. I tried opening a mission in the Mission Editor and saving it in DCS: World but it had the same results. Flying the Su-25 works fine. Do I have an A-10C module install problem? Any suggestions on how to fix it?

Landing with the TGP could be catastrophic. The widest field of view is exceptionally zoomed in compared to what you see out of the cockpit, or the "naked eye." All the movements of the aircraft would be exaggerated on the MFD. ILS is a precision approach due to the glideslope indicator and landings in IMC is exactly what it is designed to assist with accomplishing. Landing with zero/zero is not advised for any aircraft, find an alternate as advised above. The lateral guide gets wonky near the airport, so don't chase the needle. Your best bet is to make gentle adjustments until you see the runway environment then make a landing or even circle to land if you're too high over the threshold. A good set of approach plates for each airport would be nice; I'm not sure if these have been made, I haven't searched. It would help with the minimum altitudes on approach and give addtional terrain data and maybe a good circle to land altitude.

That would definitely be the case. I stopped reading through the thread after a few pages and that's what I get. I'm actually happy that it didn't plug-and-play as it allowed me to change a few things to my style and the fact that I don't have a pinky button anymore. HAHA, the same problem is on the top of this page. Yeah, there's my sign.

I bought it 3 days ago, lol. Don't mention this to my wife!

When I downloaded the profile in the first post it came through empty. I went through and mapped the stick with many of the same locations as you had listed and tweaked some for my style. So all-in-all, it worked out. Thank you again for the ideas.

Yes, always from. Just remember that the wind blows, it doesn't suck. It's a phrase used at my work.

Thank you very much for this profile. I just picked up DCS A-10C and this helps a lot. My X52 has lost it's pinkie switch functionality (it is always on in the test panel) and I needed a base profile that doesn't use it as a modifier. This use of the several modes is a step in the right direction.