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Had a quick look, and my Russian is pretty rusty, so I gave my best shot. :D The main conversation is about the flight characteristics of the I-16. From what I was able to gather, Yo-Yo was talking about the coefficient Cy corresponding the the number M. (which M represents mach?) It will apparently have a very unfair advantage against all other warbird aircraft in DCS when it comes to maneuverability. That is all I could understand without going to Google Translate.

Спасибо! Мой русский нет хорошо. Пожалуйста обновить больше. :)

Last time I have been able to try this mod, the MB-339 did not support multi-crew compatibility. I believe that that itself is more seen and reserved in official modules, but I do know that it is possible in a mod. You're probably going to be best off with the camera views.

He was last online on 7 November 2018. Project looks good!

https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=190778 <-- useful post for what you may need Did you also include the folder path of aircraft? It should be Saved Games/DCS/Mods/aircraft.

Will you be continuing to post training videos for the A-4E community project afterward the release?

Make sure you install the folder correctly and do not place it in any other directories besides the one Skate mentioned. Doing so in Program Files will mess up the mod and possibly DCS also.

Good detailed model! I wish the best of luck in your venture to making this a mod/module in DCS World. :)

Referring to post 28, what are the 2 windows behind the pilot's seat for? I don't imagine they are for extra vision since the cockpit was small and the seat mainly obstructed vision right? Looking forward to hearing more on this project!

File > Export > EDM There should be an option to let you save as a .EDM file if you install the plugin correctly.

Refueling and re-arming is set as default in DCS, so you should have no problem with any mod to re-arm or refuel. :)

Oh those look cool! I would love to see ED maybe incorporate these mods as existent things for the DCS open beta or at least stable versions. :)

Looking forward to the release of this mod!

Hate to hear that brian! Was very well looking forward to this mod. Does this mean that the Tu-22M3 is a more openly "free" project now for people to help with? (kind of like community effort)

Seems brianacooper11 has re-appeared on the radar. Hopefully some good news!

Just a tip of advice, nothing else but constructive criticism: you should try and spend more time learning how the DCS API works with interacting mods and 3D modeling with its other components. As I see it, you are completely new to modding in DCS like I was and you have no experience with DCS modding in-all. I highly recommend for you to read the Beginners Guide Demonstration to Aircraft Modding (BGDAM) in the How To section of the sub-forums. Either than that, I wish you good luck on this project and hope that you succeed well.

Looks very nice and great to see that rather than saying "you absolutely need SDK" in order to do this, we have "it is out there and possible."

Very interesting thread and you caught my attention immediately with the radar designator box! Keep up the good work.

I like the idea of you printing 2 halves of the stick plus the pieces so you can just "snap" them together like a plug. Of course the wiring would be on your behalf but nontheless a good project for those who are impatient for the VKB version. :)

I'm hoping for a VKB HOTAS Tomcat. :D

Just a simple question to ask: will you guys be planning on making other F-14 control products? I know that you are planning for a stick to be made by VKB, but what about a throttle quadrant, or RIO stick variants? Looking forward to the F-14!

Putting into the light here since it is on the topic of future AI/module of 5th and 6th gen aircraft: We do have F-22A and Su-57 (T-50/PAK FA) mods out already. The only big issue here, even getting this such said aircraft you want is classification. Regardless of the systems, performance ratios, FM and many other areas are to be questioned as when you are trying to implement something accurate into a digital combat simulation game.

Thanks. Some of these threads that are seen here on the forums just get washed away from the newer ones, becoming ignored. As long as it is occasionally brought back up for relevance, then it does have a chance at getting past the others as a more highlighted topic.

I believe a lot of players that use DCS are in for the realism and accuracy and so far having little to none airfields in DCS with these most simplistic radio features does take away a level of that realism. Would also be awesome if it was already incorporated/built into DCS than rather having to use a script for it.

Nice work on the textures. :thumbup: