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Start by selecting the forum category then select new thread and scroll down until you see post a pol.

Well it looks like you are not the only one. Go to THIS thread and post a message and just wait for someone to give an answer.

OK this time go to Saved Games and re-name your DCS folder to DCS1. It will build you a new DCS folder. If that doesn't work then just go back and delete the new DCS folder and re-name the DCS1 folder back to DCS and you will be back where you started with no harm done. I forgot to mention, after you re-name the DCS folder fly any single player mission for a few minutes before you try to see if it solves the multiplayer server issue.

Try going to your Saved Games/DCS/Config folder and deleting the network.cfg file.

In the future all you need to do is go to saved games/DCS/config and delete the VIEW folder. That will return all views to default.

After you have added them to the mission they will be stored within the miz file. You can change the miz extension to zip and open it and you will see the files there.

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I had one just yesterday. I knew my tires were gone so I have learned that it's best to come in with gear up, full flaps and air brake and as slow as I can without stalling. The fact that I am here to tell about it today proves it was successful.:pilotfly:

Thank God.

You are skipping the WORLD step Look closely; Program Files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/Bazar/World/textures

Program Files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/Bazar/World/textures

Program Files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/Bazar/World/textures

First of all the skin you are attempting to load is for the Mig-29a , not s. Open the Mig 29a folder and extract the downloaded Serbian Air Force folder there.

Navigate to Program Files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/Bazar/Liveries and you will see all aircraft in a list.

As far as I know each multiplayer server provides their own Teamspeak server as well. The Teamspeak address is usually found in the mission description window on the MP server list.

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OK try this, go to your Saved games/DCS/Config folder and if you see a VIEW folder, delete it. Then open a mission. If that doesn't apply or doesn't fix it go to Saved games/DCS/Config/Input and back up the F-86 folder, then delete it and try again.

Try this, first go to DCS Options/Misc and be sure "User snap view saving" is checked. Then open a mission, press the F1 key and adjust the view and pause track IR when it's right. Then press RALT+NUMPAD-0 to save it.

I agree, I would simply combine the two audio files with the appropriate amount of spacing between the chopper pilot's coms and the mission command's reply and play the file with the same trigger.

After you have saved your tracks, open DCS World and select Replay and you should see both MP and SP missions listed. After the selected mission has loaded, hit the pause/break key to un-pause the mission. If all you see is the map screen just wait a while until the playback reaches the point at which you entered the mission and that should put you in the cockpit.

Try F2 then LCTL+F11 Click HERE for other view options. If you are making videos it is much easier to make them from recorded tracks rather than during a mission. You can record either SP or MP missions and use the views from the link in either one.

Excellent points Belgeode, especially number 8, 8- KISS: More than just an awesome rock band, KISS stands for Keep It Simple, Stupid. You don't need to have flights running around near Maykop if your theatre of operations is by Batumi, and you don't need 5 million SAMs to defend one power station. Stick to the mission critical elements and maybe if the scenario calls for it, a couple of AI flights that might be involved later. Adding too much always ends in lag. I have seen so many missions designers get obsessed with lua scripting creating complex scenarios for ground activity that most folks aren't even aware is happening, nor care about. Some of the best missions made have been quite simple in design, challenging and realistic.

I am a one trick pony that only flies the A-10C and have always been a critic of A-10C missions that task the A-10C to perform SEAD against multiple SAMS. If I download a user created mission the first thing I do is tweak it to conform to the intended role of the Hawg and that usually works quite well. What has always baffled me is that there are many members of the community that are probably creating the kind of realistic missions that like minded folks would enjoy but only rarely are these missions being made available for download. Come on people.....cough 'em up.

is a tutorial for the A-10C but the process is the same for all aircraft.

I googled it and came up with nothing.