Harmer

Suppression of Enemy Air Defences is one of the easiest and most satisfying Hornet missions (you don't get killed that often, if you are careful). It's even better when you are part of a team and are 'wild weasel-ing' the enemy surface-to-air.

ASOR 234 squadron - A first look at the Liberation Campaign 08/0/20 Three of us test the playability of the Liberation Campaign on our server. It gets the thumbs up. Link: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=214834 ThDp3HqoV7E

@oho First of all, I presume you are using the software because you are having problems? 1. Select the X Axis in the software left list box. 2. Go to the right hand box and select the 'add' button to the right of the 'remap' box. 3. Do the same for the Y axis. 4. Go to the tools menu > input viewer and select your throttle, then check axes current. This should show your X&Y operating independently of each other. Axis 2 should show up and down and Axis 1 as left and right.

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Gangster 20/06/2020 CAS (Griffon 2) view by Harmer: MWuAbJ7vv7U CAS (Griffon 3) view by Alby: Uz9sj7gLJMw

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Hydra 06/06/2020 CAS view by Harmer: E3rBZPD27iQ CAP view by Alby: O8yMhDtFksU

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Foxtrot 30/05/2020 CAS view by Alby: jHAS9Um-8n8

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Exemouth 23/05/2020 CAS view by Harmer. Bi-Ic6Ost18 CAS view by Alby Nhwk3pvDtW0

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Close Shave 16/05/20 CAS flight is required to take out two high priority buildings - 'Ferret & Weasel' CAS flight - Chang viewing: 144s9aYQ9dA

I did a test today, running TTI (Through the Inferno) on our (ASOR) dedicated server. Test 1 was no overclocking and produced an average 40-50 frames. Test 2 was with overclocking and produced no discernable difference. Conclusion: Overclocking GPU is not worth it. From this I gather that DCS is more CPU intensive?

Sorry, but hard to say. Really didn't work in the vid. I'm still overclocking my regular MP sessions, and I seem to be getting slightly better frame performance. I'd really like to know how others have done that have gone down the same track.

For those Spitfire experten, it had been a while for me, and I forgot that you only need around 8lbs of boost to get airborne.

I recently put a vid up on the results of overclocking my GPU card to try and squeeze some better frames from DCS. A0F72-yHwtY (Thanks to Phil Style for the use of an early Storm of War mission - used for testing).

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ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Dartford 09/05/2020 CAS / SEAD view by Harmer. ftDu2Q8XAhc CAP view by Alby a0YSHxzjxWA

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Cindercoat 02/05/2020 Three strike packages are formed (CAP / CAS / SEAD) for an attack on Shiraz airbase. Qnwtzuyldr0

Good luck with it. Be aware that what may correct my problem, may not cure yours, and I only tested it on the Hornet. However, it doesn't take up much time to set up.

A number of Thrustmaster Warthog owners (like me) have problems with the right hand throttle TDC slew (which is supposed to act much like a mouse). There are third party hardware replacements for the original part. However, I've found it fixable at no cost via software. I'd like to thank others on this forum for bringing the fix to my attention, particularly Ant0ine. yWCGcQGTSyE

Thank you sir! I didn't even think to go to the advanced menu.

I wonder if anyone can help or point me to a relevant thread regarding DCS dashboard operation. I currently have half a dozen missions on our remote server. The two main ones are Deadlyfishes TTI Gulf and Caucasus. I have modified his Gulf mission with a trigger that, after 6 hrs, ends the mission and then loads the Caucasus one. This it does successfully. The problem is that the dashboard shows the current mission as the Caucasus, the list of missions shows the Gulf as running instead, and the after loading the Caucasus, goes into pause mode. What I want to do is run the Gulf mission for 6 hrs, trigger the Caucasus load and run it next without me having to attend the dashboard to resume the mission. Any ideas?

ASOR 234 squadron - Enemy Within Co-Op mission for the A-10C 01/01/2020 Gzzj7RG7WvY

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Saving Lt Ryan Synddd 17/01/2020 CAS view by Harmer. r12N9TgKVSw

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Crayon 10/01/2020 CAP view by Harmer. rRnb2u99ogw

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Briny 03/01/2020 CAS view by Harmer mi12-r5kSGQ

ASOR 234 squadron - Operation Arrival 01/11/19 DCS CAS view by Harmer: IkFIGI6Pot8