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Did you read the post above your? [emoji848] You can basically use any, even opened sourced which won't store any of your personal info. [emoji6] Cheers! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

I really hope the first part of your post is where we're going! To my knowledge BeyondATC runs locally, and is pretty much a "free flow", though you can't crack jokes with it. Cheers!

He never mentioned "balance", he specifically wrote consistency, and in this context it means that it should be on the same level of "reality" across all the modules. You are of course correct about the documentation. Cheers! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Great catch! [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Well, if the parts were purchased separately they could potentially be installed/uninstalled individually. Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Don't think mods have anything to do with that error. Might as well perform a full repair, and temporarily rename your Saved Games DCS folder to see if that works. Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

They probably never do it for FC modules, but when the FF Su-25 drops, I expect to see it, even if I've never used it.

Thanks @Devil 505! Awesome pictures @ViolentNomad!

Maybe they don't have any photographs of the original one? According to Wiki the original one was standing from 1861 to 1961. I'm not Parisien so I don't know what pictures to look for. Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Yeah many people don't know about it. I don't remember if it was even mentioned in the changelog when it was implemented a couple of years ago. Very handy!

Already exist. You can use any hat/button, and they will only browse the radio menu, when the menu is open. I don't remember what the "category" in the controls settings is called. But in the module drop down look for "command" or something similar. Personally, I use a free pling for VoiceAttack that let's me speak the commands. So I don't use the radio menu "at all". It's still needed for some cargo sling loading. Cheers! @BIGNEWY @NineLine This thread can be closed, and marked as "already implemented" in the header or something, as the wish has been granted years ago! Cheers!

That's fine. Have a look at the comments on @YoYo's free campaign for the Kiowa. Totally understandable. I got the Gazelle in a helicopter pack some years ago, was instantly hooked, more so when the FM update dropped. I can easily hover, (prefer to shoot on the go), and shoot tanks at the same time, though I have FFB cyclic, collective, pedals, and a dedicated joystick for the Viviane camera, which helps a lot. I also export the Viviane and instruments to a secondary screen. Totally agree with this! Well, we're two people looking at the same screens, while using different controls. Basically just like in the real thing. That's multiplayer in my book, but not like you thought. Two screens, for the cockpit, which I control with my TrackIR. She looks down on the third exports screen where the camera is exported when tracking and engaging the enemies! And she brings us beer when needed. Lots of fun! In a way much better then over the net multiplayer. Cheers!

@Blackwood Apologies! But this is a you problem. Like others have written, READ the manual. I had no issues with the first release of this module back in the days. Because I read the manual, before I tried to start it up. I always do cold starts. Also check for possible axis conflicts. I take it you're not native to English, (neither am I), and that's the reason you come off as a little entitled and demanding. No harm, lots of stuff gets lost in translation. Cheers!

My computer died before I got really into it, but the Kiowa has excellent "AI helper", and it's not that hard to be a single crew, No seat switching at all! It's super easy to be single crew. I can easily fly and plink tanks at the same time. It's somewhat harder at night, I'll admit that. If you have an extra screen and an extra joystick, one can do multicrew on one computer. Export the Viviane and have a friend plink the tanks with the second joystick. My GF finds it really satisfying.

If you have a Warthog, you must bind buttons 29/30 as "on" for "idle off", and 29/30_OFF for "idle on" If that makes sense. Someone posted a screenshot of the correct somewhere else. Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Cool! [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Aha! Welcome back then! Hope you had a great vacation! [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Hehe, same! Yeah, they do. But not alle the displays in the FC F-15C has been designed for exports.

Excellent! [emoji1303] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

I will if I can get it up and running again. I'm sure if anyone else sees this and have successfully done it, they can post it. Cheers! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

@OKC_Jim I tried to find the post I used. But Google's AI came in handy. Hopefully the instructions are displayed correctly for you. The instructions are correct, but as you mentioned, the actual line might be different from heli to heli. My computer died, or I would've checked my edited files. I had trial and error a bit to get them working, and they break IC, which is very unfortunate. I so wish ED would let us store these changes under Saved Games for all these indicators. Best of luck! To move the DCS World cargo indicator, you must manually edit the aircraft's cockpit scripts, specifically the cargoindicator_page.lua file found in the Mods/Aircraft/[Aircraft_Name]/Cockpit/Scripts folder. Within this file, locate the line responsible for the initial position and adjust the X and Y coordinates or add a new variable to shift it to your desired screen location. Steps to Move the Cargo Indicator: Locate the Script File: Navigate to your DCS World installation directory, find the Mods folder, and then Aircraft. Choose the specific aircraft you are flying (e.g., UH-1H, CH-47) and go to Cockpit/Scripts. Open cargoindicator_page.lua: Open the cargoindicator_page.lua file in a text editor. Find and Edit Position Values: Look for lines related to the initial position of the indicator. These are often defined by X and Y coordinates. Adjust these coordinate values to move the indicator to your preferred location on the screen. Alternatively, a new variable like topmonitor with a value of -0.5 can be added to move it to the bottom right corner, as found in some community solutions. Save the File: Save the changes to the .lua file. Restart DCS: Restart DCS World for the changes to take effect. Important Considerations: Create Backups: Before making any changes, back up the original file to avoid potential issues and to easily revert if something goes wrong. DCS Updates: Be aware that DCS updates may overwrite these file changes, so you may need to re-apply your modifications after a patch. Monitor Specificity: The X and Y coordinates are screen-dependent, so you may need to experiment to find the exact values that work for your multi-monitor setup.

Jump for Joy is my favourite. [emoji6] Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk

Cheers!

@TFS It can happen to all of us. Easy fix then!

Are you saying the calibration is saved to the grip and not the base? That's damn interesting!