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No, the possibility to change the bindings in the main menu is ancient. As for the module issues, I can only give you generic tips. Remove all mods that you have installed (if any), make sure that your anti virus has not quarantined any files from DCS, if it did restore the files and add them as an exception and then at last run a repair.

No, you can also change them from the main menu. Correct, you don't need to load into the plane.

Either expand the flight by pressing the arrow next to the second "1" on the top right just below the type and task selection. It's something like "# 1 <> of 1 <>" Or you Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V the flight with the waypoints.

Have you checked your key bindings for any unwated, pre-assigned keybindings?

It is not a bug. Like I said, click on the orange triangle to change the appearance.

Well, one fix would exactly be what you described it, invert the axis. It's not a workaround, it's an option provided to you to solve that exact issue.

Can you contact ATC in a different mission?

Are you using the default # key, which is for intercom, or are you pressing the mic PTT button on the throttle, which should be RAlt+# I think?

Sobald du auf der Webseite die Probezeit aktiviert hast, kannst du das Modul im Modulmanager herunterladen, installieren und spielen.

DTC is already in the works. Probably. But there is a file in which you can edit the frequency. Either in the mods/aircraft directory for the radio in the actual aircraft.lua itself, I'm not sure anymore. There are chances that it breaks IC and it will most likely have to be redone after each update.

Its not about wheter you know how to operate it or not, it's about providing all details necessary for a proper bug report. Anyway, already reported.

Already reported.

You could try the airburst fuze for the Mk-82. M6X Series has a very short tail fuze (with exception of the old M64, the new one has it), but probably not available on the F-104. M117 doesn't seem to have the new fuzes yet so that one is likely to still be instant.

If you look at the history of DCS Updates, you'll see it's not that simple. We got 1.2.14, then 1.5, later on 2.0 parallel with 1.5 and then 2.5. So it's quite random it seems.

Or different bombs Or a trigger when bomb in zone -> Explosion

Correct. It needs at least 2 seconds of flight time.

Yeah so the Nose fuze needs 2 seconds to arm while the tail one needs 4. If you drop it too low, it might be able to arm in time.

What fuze did you actually set? Some could indeed have an fuze arming delay, so the bomb won't explode if dropped too low. Or you could have set a too long delay.

Das wiederum klingt fast so als wärst du gar nicht eingeloggt?

Und welche genau?

Bist du auch sicher dass du auf der neusten Version von DCS bist?

That changed in a "recent" patch. Now bombs can also be targeted.

Just place an AI JF-17 and a SA-8 in a mission and let it drop a bomb. You don't need to own the Module for that. And what exactly is the problem you want to report? Is it the fact that the Osa can shoot down glide bombs? Why should it not be able to engage big and slow bombs?

You can also use gimp or something else for free. And putting a name on it is a simple task of typing the name into a textfield, drag it into location and export it. The paintkit for the Harrier is in the Harrier subforum here:

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/downloads/texture_templates/filter/aircraft-is-f-a-18c/apply/ You can find many templates on the website of DCS