Stuka

Confirmed and internally reported.

No, it can not.

Was a "prepare mission"performed in the editor with this mission? Open the 'miz file with winrar or your favorite compression program and see if there's a folder "DSMS" in there. If so, delete it.

No, just like IRL, the A-10C can't carry those. You could put them on AI planes, and let them do the job. (F-16C, F-18, F-15E, B-1,... can take them)

Hehe. If it was that easy, I still could do it. It's the AGL part that bugs me. Unless I make a target range Waterworld style.

The conventional ME triggers only can check for MSL altitude. But basically any script, triggers or mix of both will do.

Having a similar problem. By the looks of it, world.event.S_EVENT_HIT does not register gun rounds form a client. Is there a way to have it working, or an alternative ?

Anyone that can help me with a script that gives me a message and/or sound when any airplane goes below certain altitude AGL in a certain trigger zone? It needs to monitor continuously. Would be much appreciated.

No, this is normal.

No, not possible.

In the OpenBeta install folder create a file named dcs_local_source.txt In the file you put the path to your DCS World installation. Save the file in UTF-8 encoding. Start the updater. It will read the location in dcs_local_source.txt file. The installer checked your registry during initial install and created that file it the location in the registry was valid. Since you moved your installation, some manual intervention is needed.

Turns out that the "Nvidia network service" is the culprit. A quick search did not really gave me any explanation on what it is or does, but I assume it is related to the Nvidia streaming service. The TARS log clearly showed connection errors, that pointed towards network problems. Simply disabling the service in the windows services fixes the problem. Only took all evening to figure out...

Awesome ! Thanks Mbot. Same here.

Indeed, the tip in line, is the point where you start your roll in. As Eddie has said, it is a rule of thumb, a lot of practice is needed.

Any fighter sneaking up behind you in that formation, will thank you for that "1 shot, 2 kills" :D

Most of that can be done with the mission prepare function in the editor.

Here's the correct link: http://files.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/136413/ First post updated with this link.