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I just checked and they are all definitely there. Maybe he originally just put the fixed ones in, but it's definitely the full packs now.

Hmmm, confused then. On the web page it says, 'Bagel Fixpack Edition combines these campaigns into one collection', and I've just tried a couple with just installing the originals, and all works fine. Why is the original needed? They would go into different named folders not related to Bagel's stuff at all.

Is it just the Bagel Fixpack that is needed?

Thanks Stuart. I'll check them out. Do they have a spoken instructor? I'm sill curious to hear whether my memory is playing tricks or if there used to be official Maverick TMs for the Hornet!

In my DCS/Mods/Aircraft folder, I have 2 F-5E related folders, i.e. 'F-5E' and 'F-5E 2024'. Yet, in Saved Games, etc. there is still just the one - F-5E. Is it safe to delete the F-5E folder in Mods/Aircraft? As things stand, I get 2 x missions showing in DCS.

Been away form the Hornet for a long time and wanted to get back into it. So, I decided to have a refresher and go back over the Training Missions. Pretty sure there used to be a couple of Maverick TMs which I don't see any more. Were they removed?

Fair enough guys. Personally, I have never had an issue with kneeboards in core folders. I rarely do repairs, and if I do, I just run Open Mod Man to put all mods back.

By manage, do you mean having them in user folders rather than DCS install folders? I’ve never used user kneeboard folders and have never had an issue. What is the advantage?

I don't understand really what the issue here is. I mean, I install them all into 'Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Mods\terrains\xxx\Kneeboard' with one click in Open Mod Manager. Updates don't tend to affect them at all, and if they do, then it's just one click again to install in OMM. Sorry if I am missing something obvious.

Can everyone interested in Tobii please message Eagke Dynamics about getting integrated support which almost all games have now.

Just to say that MSFS 2020 and 2024 have both native support for Tobii, so no need for OpenTrack or GameHub. Also, I don't have the issue you describe in DCS with OpenTrack. Could be a settings thing. Have you tried GameHub with DCS?

Not quite as good as TrackIR, but not having a hunk of plastic stuck to my head makes up for the small difference. The Tobii is mounted at the bottom of the monitor and it is tilted up.

Yes!

I never use Tobii for eye tracking. Just always head tracking with no hunk of plastic stuck to my head.

Yep, the mode switch modes 2-5 buttons are 56-79. Buttons 80+ are the virtual buttons for detents, flaps, etc.