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Copy copy, perhaps I'll experiment with another graphics card in case this current on is not able to handle certain textures. I also cannot see the AV-8B's hud on a low texture setting and it could be a local machine issue. Once again thanks for your help Flappie.

I currently do not have any mods install.

I have followed the instructions provided and have ran several test with various settings. When I renamed the DCS backup, DCS created a new DCS folder in saved games and reset the configurations that was previously set as expected. I went with the presets (running a mission on the lowest graphic settings and resolution) and didn't notice it appearing but maybe once however running it with the textures on medium or high settings the problem occurs about 5-10 minutes of running a missions. I would also like to point out that I have noticed this on other modules as well such as the A-10C and the AV-8B. Their MFD seem to have this shade problem too. Just trying to narrow it down, could it be a textures problem that I have or perhaps a graphics card issue? The log file was attached right after running into the problem again. dcs.log

Sometime it'll take awhile after I had been flying sometimes I'll notice it right when I start the aircraft and performing an aligning, it simply pops up in some cases. Shows up on all MDI/AMPCDs when using the HSI, the TGP and just the normal TAC and SUPT screens. You can barely see it there but you can notice that the bottom half is shaded. The shad also seems to intensify. I have no idea what is causing this. dcs.log

Yep I found a mess load of Track files in the Saved Games folder. I deleted them and we are now good. Thanks Flappie for your help.

Hello, I have been experiencing this issue with primarily the F/A-18C MDIs. I have screen shot to show compare and contrast views of this. This is when it's ok. This is when it's not. ​ There appears to be a shaded area on the bottom half of the MDI. This appears in even when using the TGP. The shaded area distorts the view of the TGP making it hard to distinguish targets. I have searched previously for anyone that may have experienced this issue but I haven't found any other related post regarding this. OS:Windows 10 MB:Gigabye GA-970A-UD3 Processor: AMD FX-8320E Eight Core, 3200MHz RAM: 32GB Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

I have successfully uploaded the Open beta version of my dcs log file. dcs.log.log

I was just in a server after being timed out and now I cannot rejoin the server that I was in or any servers.(Stable) Even servers that have an open beta version I cannot join. Issued noticed around 15:30 -5.00(GMT) EST

DCS Community, SCRAMBLE!

Hello, I've noticed on the F/A-18C Module that the "Show Controls Indicator" is not showing trim inputs when applying trim. I don't even see the inputs being registered in the FCS. Stabs still show 12 yet I look on the exterior of the aircraft and see that the stabilizers are pitching as a apply trim. I believe this is a bug as I am not able to reset trim or site how much trim is applied. I simply ask could this be adjusted to show your trim inputs?

To add to the discussion regarding the Su-33's brakes. Does the left and right wheel brakes allow for a tighter turning for example on the carrier deck this is the method that is to be applied for a tighter turning or taxiing upon the deck?

I have noticed in the past that Open Conflict has experienced several different weather events, such as the snowbound landscape. There were other times that snow would fall at one airport and would be sunny on the other side of the map. The dynamic weather is pretty good in there. Same as now I believe Skynet has the season approaching the summer if I not mistaking. There were airports that would experience a squall while others may just have a partly cloudy sky. So the weather does indeed vary from time to time. Perhaps the updates and experimenting with the server has had it in a fair weather pattern at this time. . .

Twilight Time! Awesome, we'll fly into the sunset . . .

We would need to perform a CAP around our airspace. During your combat air patrol you may encounter some aircraft conducting reconnaissance in our airspace. Use your IFF to determine if they are friendly or not.

Mirknir has enabled the Fog Of War feature which limits the F10 icons to show friendlies only. It gives you more of a challenge out there. In the F10 Menu under [DESTROY] on the F1 option. You have a list between the undefended and the defended objectives. Refer to that menu for determining an area of difficulty of your sort. There are several unarmed reconnaissance aircraft flying in the area. You will not be able to see them on the F10 map however some of our base observers have spotted some recon planes flying around our airspace. If you happen to spot one of those aircraft feel free to shoot it down. It's relaying information to the enemy.

Mirknir has taken the liberty to deploy spies in the surrounding areas (Shhh, TOP SECRET) These special agents are currently deployed in the various AOs. They have sophisticated surveillance equipment at their disposal such as GPS targeting systems (CA) UAV aerial reconnaissance vehicles. Laser targeting designation (CA). They can provide you with the most accurate view of the targets in the AO. They just can't risk getting discovered or being blown up by one of our on. Refer to the spies on the ground for detail on the targets in the various areas. ;) great server!

Sounds familiar eh Anna?:hehe:

Indeed, thanks Mirknir! Looking forward to the rescue operations.

This question was prompted off of the immersion of play with the feeling of supporting a role in the mission. That being said, the thought that you could see it was brought up and I thought it could be featured though it is only a minute feature not really contributing to game play. Thanks for your feedback Mirknir!

Question: Will there be a script allowing you to see troops boarding and un-boarding upon pickup/drop off? (Seen a mission hosted with this feature for rescue operations and troop transported to the front line.)

Wow from that log example, Freefighter keeps getting in the way of your missiles, lol. xD

Awesome! Glad to her Open Conflict is running on 1.5. I'll be doing a few sorties in there soon.

Just some cool formation shots from the Open Conflict Server, and other things...

The primary factor that you're encountering is the icing on your rotor blades. Due to the environment around the mountain. Ice is building up from the humidity of lower altitudes and as you ascend higher the air becomes much dryer and thus causes the ice to build up. This causes the rotor to work harder adding weight to the rotor blades and draining most of your power. The treatment to this is to engage the de-icer prior to the transition to higher altitudes to at least reduce the effect of icing of the blades.

Awesome he has an online album, thanks for sharing!