Hammer1-1

Taking someones idea and using it for your own benefit IS theft. 35 variants of the Su-22, and it just so happens to be the M4. YOU need to check yourself.

I am trying to build an RS Map controller profile for the Apache and going through the key commands and it show theres really not many commands mapped to the keyboard. Are keyboard binds still in the work, or is this it?

I was going to ask the same question...I just reformatted my pc and started installing stuff, and game mode isnt turned on. Now I know why!

Suppose it was your 3 years that you get to toss down the toilet. AFAIK this mod has been in the works quite publicly; if a 3rd party came by and claimed rights to the A-4E3 made by DCS Community, wouldnt you be upset that their hard work gets to be tossed out without any discussion? I understand that the only way to protect against intellectual theft is a copywrite or a patent, but just because it doesnt doesnt make it right. Lets be realistic - it kind of is intellectual theft. No, at the very least someone should have said something.

only amateurs fly forward.

right now anything is better than the 21 pixel Su-17 we have now..you know somethings off when the payload has more pixels than the rest of it.

Ok heres my first oops Ive made in a judgement call for a pc component in a very long time....didnt realize my motherboard was dual channel and not quad channel. I find that odd as I thought I bought it because it supposedly had quad channel...so, oops...

I got 128gb because I caught some that were fairly close to the 64gb sticks I was looking at. IIRC I paid an extra 50 bucks for them, so theres that...anyways... I was on 22H2 Windows 11 insider preview build and it was giving me some serious performance issues, so I just reformatted today. Im going to spend the next few days reinstalling everything and setting up my computer again, but so far I cant really tell that I have 128gb of ram installed now. Will be benchmarking for the day tomorrow.

Loaded up the mission and the default skin wasnt a Raven. Nothing big, but had to point it out...

Definitely going to be upgrading from 32gb 3200mhz to 3600mhz 128gb and wondering if anyone here had similar upgrades that can share results. I know some ppl upgraded from 32 to 64 and saw less stuttering in VR and overall more stable fps...but not any increase. BTW I am doing this upgrade because I dont really see a point in getting the latest Intel board and DDR5 since theres not much out there at the moment...and it wont cost me over 2k. This is just an upgrade to keep relevant for the time being, nothing more. I will also report back my findings in this very thread once I get the ram installed. As it is, I am on a beta version of Windows 11 and my performance is all over the place in different games, so would be interested in seeing if anyone had any positive moments to share.

I keep it at stock settings, never had any problems you experience.

Yeah I get how it works, Ive been around similar things at lockheed on the P3 program with remanufacturing wings, but its almost a given thats the only other alternative when you dont have access to an airframe.

You dont necessarily need a laser scan, just a set of good blue prints that can show a decent 3D interpretation of cutaway sections.

I believe he was referring to Vertical Reality Simulations F/A-18 for FSX/P3D, and honestly wish they would move over to DCS. Aint gonna happen though...

dont delete your saved games folder. just run a repair, delete d3d, double check your settings and continue troubleshooting.

Skates utility takes into account both versions of DCS; you dont need to clean, just repair. When you repair, make sure you delete the D3Dcompiler dll afterwards.

did you delete the D3DCompiler_47.dll?

I have a higher o/c than you do and I run into the exact same symptoms YoYo mention. You may indeed be lucky, but my system is seriously leaned out to max out performance just short of Process Lasso and really theres nothing else I CAN do to get better fps in SA. Quite literally nothing else; I use OpenOVR, shader mods, driver tweaks for nvidia, culled background programs that arent necessary and no aftermarket A/V software installed. Quite literally have to avoid half the map to get playable frames. The next thing I can do is add more memory and thats it. The fact theres like 6-8 airports in the whole map makes it a little easier to avoid the map until a later date.

To make it easy, just think of it as the collective simply changes the blade angle from fine pitch to coarse pitch.

Moving from fixed wing to rotary is akin to a lifestyle change. I will admit that learning the AH64 was one of the easier modules, thats only because I was very familiar with the other helicopters in the sim and already knew how to fly helicopters for the most part. If you know the A-10C fairly well, then you can learn the tech side of the AH64 fairly fast but learning to fly it is something else. Its also one of those modules that really require having a second person flying with you. Just keep that last piece of info in mind.

If there was anything to share, they would have shared it. COVID19 kills everything it touches, obviously.

just download and install, it will overwrite files

I know its kind of an ignorant question to ask, but is there a timeline to the next release, skate? Looking forward to the next iteration.

Oh Im sure this event is long over since March.