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razo+r

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  1. It doesn't add any "remastered" to the Tag. It stays "F-5E" regardless if you have it installed or not. It will also not remove any folders. You will have both installed at the same time, but it will use the remastered one regardless. You will automatically use the remastered F-5E if you have it installed. If you have the old F-5E and the remastered installed, it will use the remastered one, but it will not add any tag like "2024" or similar.
  2. In all my years I had a lot of skins installed in the Coremods directory and never have I had any issue. Just my two cents.
  3. Use the "uncontrolled" tickbox paired together with "push Task". And in the trigger list: If you set it up that way, you can have an aircraft group visible on the ramp without them starting up.
  4. Just checked the mission, seems it's a mission specific issue.
  5. Which training lesson? Do you have any mods installed? If yes, have you already tried to uninstall all of them and running a repair?
  6. Old Modules like the Su-25T and FC3 aircraft had most of their files in the Bazar directory, before the "CoreMods" folder was even a thing. That's why some modules may missing in the "CoreMods" folder. Well, you need to check the ingame Module Manager. If it has the F-5E upgrade enabled, you will be using the upgraded F-5E. The upgrade basically overrides the old F-5E. If you have the upgrade enabled, you cannot fly the old F-5E unless you manually disable the upgrade. There are two ways you can install liveries. One is in the saved games directory (which I don't know the correct pathing) and the other one is in the CoreMods/Aircraft/your_aircraft/liveries (or Bazar/liveries for older models). Just note though that some skins may be only available to certain countries. You can check the entry.lua of a skin to find out if that is the case. You can either delete the country definition in the entry.lua or just select the appropriate country in the Mission Editor.
  7. I am not sure. I set it to 440kts in the orbit task and then it worked. 70% but still with 3 fuel tanks?
  8. Increase the speed. The orbit is set to 260kts (I guess ground speed) which is about 150kts Indicated, wayyy too slow. Also note that when you increase it's speed, it will be able to hold the altitude but because of the steep bank it's doing and basically fully loaded, it will use it's afterburner to maintain altitude. Consider lightening it's load.
  9. Make sure the historical filter (the clock symbol) at the bottom in the editor is turned off.
  10. Those two pictures you mention are triggered via the Triggers.
  11. From the Manual. "Create Mission Briefing"
  12. Yes, Norton is most likely putting the file needed to run the Module into quarantine. You can either restore the file directly via Norton or add that specific file as an exception to Norton and run a DCS Repair. That should fix the issue.
  13. They'll likely get downloaded again with each update and repair, and in multiplayer obviously if others have a skin selected that you don't have you'll normally just not see it or in the worst case will see the "missing texture" texture. IC compliance not guaranteed. So that would be another thing you have to watch out for. Might or might not trigger the IC, preventing you from joining servers with IC turned on.
  14. Try removing your mods and see if it solved it.
  15. That option is only available to non-AI units like Clients and Player. So make sure you have no AI wingman either.
  16. That picture does not show anything about the original issue from the first post... No description doesn't help either. It's also not a track...
  17. It's more just a false positive than an actual problem. It's just being overcareful, leaving the final decision to you.
  18. Not yet. Read the second last post on the previous page.
  19. Importing EDMs into blender is neither possible nor allowed.
  20. First you have to add the file or the whole DCS folder as an exception to your anti virus and only after this you should run a repair.
  21. You are slow, so your AoA is quite high to provide the lift you need. And by pulling back on the stick, you will increase the AoA, which is already high, even further which triggers the AoA warning tone. If you don't want the AoA warning to come this early, reduce your AoA, which can be done by increasing your speed. And if you want to get rid of the beeping all together, you need to learn how to fly it properly.
  22. Thats why a track would be good. That way we can see how little your "little" actually is. After all, you are very slow and heavy. The continuous beeping of your aircraft indicate to you that you are on the edge of what your wings are able to provide in terms of lift. Game settings, not control setup.
  23. The first one is an AoA warning indicating you are pulling way too much. The second one is the slow speed with gear up warning, telling you to lower the gear or fly faster. You did not pull back a little, you pulled enough hard to go pitch 30 degrees up at slow speed. You have to pull quite a lot for that. Also worth noting is that when you stall an aircraft like you do, a wing drop or roll as you call it, is common. Reduce the AoA to stop the stall. That is the AoA warning indicating you are pulling too hard. Especially when you are slow, you can easily exceed that threshold and stall. Also, a track would be much better than a video. That way we can see how much you actually pull (control indicator). I've written above how you can upload one. Can you also upload a screenshot of your game settings?
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