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Is @Wags indicating it will be 2-3 more years before we see the Vulkan API in DCS World?

"that may change in the future. "

Bumping this, hopefully with the new AI / flight model this will be added.

As a very late update Solution, works as intended. The Su-25T uses the PRMG system only. AFAIK, only Russian military airfields have the PRMG system, and only the following, at least the last time I checked. Krasodor - Centre, PRMG 38 - *Runway 09 Only Krymsk, PRMG 26 - *Runway 04 Only Maykop - Khanskaya, PRMG 36 Mozdok, PRMG 22 [*Must be the active runway!] And of course as the Su-25T being a Flaming Cliffs type DCS module, one dose not select the particular PRMG frequency, but only selects the landing sub-mode. For additional info, PRMG notes here, and Russian PRMG & ILS Landings post.

I had this issue also, however, I had the same issue when setting up a simple test flight mission. I solved it by swapping out my Joystick and throttle USB ports. (CH HOTAS setup).

Not sure were to post this. The DCS User manual need to be updated, specifically in regards to the OPTIONS settings. With the new options of the Anti-Aliasing, Upscaling options, the Upcaling slider, Sharpening slider, etc, etc... What these options do, how do they work?

Thanks @Ironhand, interesting, yes, if you do get your hands on such, let us know please.

@BIGNEWY, could you double check this please, maybe something "got lost in translation"? Seems really odd for an aircraft landing lights alignment to be offset horizontally to the left (or to the right). Maybe the team member though we were referring to the vertical offset, which has two settings on the DCS Su-25T. Thanks.

For whomever may be interested. This is a Export.lua for the sole purpose of exporting the dcs mission (accumulated) time to a port/socket in one second intervals, as a whole number value. function LuaExportStart() package.path = package.path..";"..lfs.currentdir().."/LuaSocket/?.lua" package.cpath = package.cpath..";"..lfs.currentdir().."/LuaSocket/?.dll" socket = require("socket") IPAddress = "127.0.0.1" Port = 31090 MySocket = socket.try(socket.connect(IPAddress, Port)) MySocket:setoption("tcp-nodelay",true) end function LuaExportBeforeNextFrame() end function LuaExportAfterNextFrame() end function LuaExportActivityNextEvent(t) local tNext = t local TIME = LoGetModelTime() -- "%.0f" displays the data in whole seconds, with no decimals. socket.try(MySocket:send(string.format("Time: %.0f \n",TIME))) -- The below writes the data in one second intervals. tNext = tNext + 1 return tNext end function LuaExportStop() if MySocket then socket.try(MySocket:send("exit")) MySocket:close() end end Thanks to @JaBoG32_Dirty, his YouTube Channel "DCS Flighttraining", and his github repository "DCS-Export-Server-Simple". JaBo has a simple TCP DCS viewer with with which you can view the data in real time. Next step, if someone will please help me, is I want to import the data onto a html webpage file, use AJAX, and then format it into a 24hour time format. For example, if the mission starts at 0600, add the accumulated mission (120 seconds) time and display it on the html page as 06:02. Could anyone help me with such a JavaScript code? I've done something similar using data wrote to a .txt file, shown as a static example here, and here.

Here is a CH HOTAS map for the Su-25T with SRS support I've created, for anyone who might be interested. Su-25T CH Products HOTAS Map files Zip

No, this is a bug, introduced earlier this year, I think. In VR the landing lights are noticeably off center to the left. Could this bug be put on report please?

The Su-25T Cockpit View Flash Light is inoperative. Could this please be put on report? Flash Light Test.zip

This bug is still present. If doing a very hard landing, where all tires are blown, there is no sound of such in the cockpit, which should be, and used to be. The below video displays/explains the missing sounds bug. Could this bug be put on report please!