Scottvdken

That was it I think, thanks! I was editing the other init - ob or obb or something like that.

Hi, playing the F16 PG campaign im really struggling with the mission timing of allied flights. I have set the player ready time in the init to 0 and still it will give me up to two hour spacing sometimes between when my strike flight leaves, and the escort leaves. I cannot time compress for two hours surely. I cannot seem to edit my flight start time (by design?) or allied flights in the mission planner. Any advice for how I can shorten the waiting times?

Fantastic mod, can't believe it took me so long to try it. Small question - is there a way to change season?

I'm not sure where else to ask, so might as well check here- any chance we'll see support for IL2? I already use this fantastic module in DCS and XP11 and would love to have it in IL2 as well. Thanks!

C-130, but only if we get an AC-130 as well!

Ah, I see now. I misunderstood the question from the get-go. :doh:

Unless I'm terribly misunderstanding something, the M2k definitely has to have IFF switched on in order to show friendlies. The IFF panel is located on the right hand side directly under the navigation control panel. Just to the right of the four numbers there is a knob that must be turned to the "CONT" position in order to turn on IFF. Otherwise all contacts will register as enemy. See page 67 of Chuck's guide.

Yes, the M2k requires IFF be switched on. It is not on by default. The switch is in the top right of the right hand console. Also, it sounds as though you did not have your missile warning system switched on either. I cannot recommend Chuck's Guide highly enough. It is the first thing I download for any new aircraft. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=157056

I'll ask again, are the prices to buy the non steam modules higher as well? If not, why not just convert to the standalone? It's very easy to do..... Sent from my HTCD200LVW using Tapatalk

What about the standalone (non-steam)?

Same here. Specs in sig, but I have had excellent performance. Never dips below 60fps. I agree with what has been said earlier - this really sounds like a driver issue. I don't think you ever clearly stated so just to make sure: your drivers are fully up to date, correct? Do you have issues in other games? Have you tried benchmarking the GPU?

Haha, yes! All of the old videos have been replaced by actual in-game tutorials. I do most of my SEAD on Open Conflict. You have a pretty good idea of where the SAMS are, just by looking at where your friendly SAM ranges end. Just keep an eye on the F10 map and make sure you aren't about to blow a friendly SAM sky-high. There are also SAM bases as objectives.

Are you sure you are low enough to engage CCIP mode? You won't get the line and reticule for CCIP unless you are low enough / dive angle is steep enough. In the FC3 modules it will pretty much always show you the CCRP diamond for targeting. Only once you reach a low enough altitude for the CCIP reticule to engage will it become visible.

Honestly, all you usually have to do is wait 10-15 mins at most and a slot opens up. I usually go and poke around online, or fly a campaign mission and by that time a slot is free. If everyone keeps donating then hopefully one day we can get a server with some more slots! :pilotfly:

SEAD is very easy with the frog. I found the below tutorial very helpful. Also, as Razor said, the quick mission is great for learning. I ran it over a couple times to get an idea of range and pop-ups, and then moved to MP.

Which server specifically are you trying to join? I know some servers require you to perform one or two additional steps to be assigned to a "side". I would highly recommend the Open Conflict server (if you can find an open spot). It is well structured, and very beginner-friendly.

This sounds fantastic! Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Thanks again for all the work you put into this server. This has been the only thing on my playlist for a while now, and likely for some time to come.

So...... after playing on blue for a long time, I decided to join red in my A10c. Not sure why I hadn't noticed but I did not make the connection that BLUE smoke indicates targets when on the red side. Long story short..... I dropped a CBU on our DAC and got kicked (understandably). Now I cannot rejoin. Am I banned? If so, for how long? :poster_oops: EDIT: Never mind, it must only be a short ban if so. I'm now able to get back in.

Mirknir, I'm just curious. What would it take to be able to get the server to a point where more than 31 slots can be available? Is it a question of hardware? Seems that lately the server is always either full or close to it.

Wait, so the IFF works both ways? If a friendly Mirage doesn't turn his IFF on it won't broadcast that he is friendly??

I knew someone here would be able to point out the obvious to me. This was the problem. Thanks!!

Hopefully someone can shed some light. I just got these pedals, installed the drivers and software, all works fine in the settings page. I can see it go through all its ranges correctly. However, once I get in game, as soon as I give full rudder input either R or L the pedals auto center. The only way to turn full L or R is to push the pedal until just before it hits the end of it's range. Anyone else had this issue, if so how did you solve it?

It's meant to balance out the fact that the FC3 aircraft can be in the air in a matter of less than a minute. This forces you to at least spend some time on the ground to compensate for the lack of any start-up procedures.

I see some good-looking terrain mods floating around, particularly Barthek's terrain/ground texture mod. Are mods like these allowed on the server?