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This really looks nice! Thank you

Maybe you can install the module from the command line: Using DCS_Updater to Install a Specific Module: In the Command Prompt Windows: Type: DCS_Updater.exe install <module> (ie DCS_Updater.exe install F-86F ) See also this thread: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=114030

That must have been amazing! Thanks for sharing this.

I had the same problem and this solution worked for me, thank you!

Really looking forward to flying this :thumbup: It must feel like being one of the pilots in your youtube series "Four Months in the Life of a Spitfire IX Wing" :)

Some clips of DCS Normandy alpha at different times during the day 3:30: 6:30 9:30: I don't have a good capturing tool, but will try to upload better videos later this week Ps thanks for the explanation, Chiclidfan!

Very nice, Jabbers! I'll need to play a bit more with the settings, but even with everything on Medium on my pc I enjoy the map very much!

But for an alpha release I am pretty impressed with the performance already :thumbup:

I noticed the same. It runs less well than 1.5 or 2.0, but I guess that could be expected. I started with everything on high in 2560x1440, but went back a bit on some settings. Still testing the most optimal for me. I have Sapphire ATI R9 390 graphic card by the way, so not the newest card anyway.

I have checked the static objects, but for now the only things wwii related objects seem to be the ground vehicles (part of the assets pack maybe?). The structures that I can choose from look too modern to me (but I don't have much experience with the editor, let alone the objects). I cannot find the ones that I showed in my pictures. All WiP, I'd say :)

Hi Vander, Great to hear that you intend to do some missions again. I really enjoyed your RoF missions! I tried to make some shots of the objects around an airfield, hopefully this gives an idea: And Pointe du Hoc:

I think you need a separate key for the alpha access.

Such a great video!

Your essays have really helped me a lot in handling the Spitfire, thank you so much for taking the time to write these. I always blamed the sim for my screw-ups :music_whistling:, but learning the theory behind it was a real eye opener :thumbup:

I was flying the Spitfire yesterday and noticed the same, the engine was cutting out all the time and the low fuel pressure light came on when flying at a height of 5k. Handpumping helped at first instance, but the second time I could not get the pressure back. I tried a lot but nothing helped and the engine died. While gliding down I noticed two things: 1) Carburetor air intake control was in the forward position 2) Water radiator temperature was near zero I am not sure if the carburetor setting was causing the troubles, but I am pretty sure the temperature being low was bad. I think I accidentally hit a switch that switched off the auto radiator. The next take off I took better care of the carburetor setting and the radiator and did not have any any problems at all.