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Hello everyone, I'm having a small but annoying issue with the A-10. I have a TM Wathog, trim controls correctly mapped to the trim swtich, and I can see that the trim hat works perfectly in the game, however it doesn't do anything at all to the plane. I can see the trim hat moving on the 6DOF cockpit stick but nothing moves on the ailerons and elevators. Even if I put the override switch to on and use the other hat on the MRFCS the plane still won't trim. I can clealy see every hat on the cockpit working but nothing moves externally and when flying I have to be compensating all the time by moving the stick. Does anybody have an idea of what's going on? Thanks in advance

I couldn't find the texture file for Batumi's runway, in these folders there are all texture files for all the bits and pieces of every airfield, except for the runways. Are the runway textures tiled? I would like to replace them with an unseparated texture but now I'm not entirely sure it's possible.

Thanks for the info IvanK :) What I actually meant by VSI was "Vertical Situation Indicator", I've heard this many times and ended up getting used to it instead of ADI. It is not really correct to refer to it by Vertical Situation Indicator then, right? I'll remember that, thanks!

Hello everyone, I've noticed something strange in the FC3 F-15C's VSI inside the cockpit, it seems to behave in the opposite way it should when changing the nose direction of the plane vertically, if I climb, the nose line actually goes down to dive, and if I dive, the nose goes to the white area of the climb. In the A-10C and pretty much every other VSI I've seen in a sim works the opposite way. Did anyone else notice this? Thanks

I honestly believe that the red UFC will look and fit much better in the cockpit than the newer LCD green one in my opinion. First, I think it stands out from the MFDs. The main reason why I like the F-15E cockpit so much is the perfect blend of gauges and modern displays. Only digital stuff and not many gauges and switches such as the F-35 or maybe the F-22 a little makes it look quite dull... and the red UFC makes a big difference in the F-15E. The green LCD UFC gets rid of much of the nice blend the original cockpit had when looking straight forward. It does make the front view look a bit dull, we will have too much green luminescence and not much else to give it a nice contrast, something the original cockpit has and in a very nice way. Second, the newer one looks kinda out of place for some reason, maybe the the emptiness of the edge on top of it give me a strange impression... it's ugly, at least for me. Third, hmmm, well... the red LEDs and the overall 90s calculator style is just too cool! Well that's just what I think :) In the end I'm sure the final product will look great anyway. :)