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Not implemented correctly. You always see the same contacts in any mode.

The thin needle will point towards the VOR station in any mode. Be sure to turn on the VOR receiver as well.

TBH, I would lower that limit to 1 module, unless you have multiple teams (at least one 3D modeler, 1 coder and 1 QA engineer that must be 100% committed to that and only that module).

I doubt anyone beside me and other fellow Italian simmers will ever get this quote [emoji1]

It's been a while since I didn't test this. I'll try again tomorrow.

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Because with DCS Bios you can call the cockpit switches directly

So basically the Drawing Distance is enforced to Extreme despite the settings?

You don't have to have any advantage. Fox 1s are inferior weapons. You have to learn to avoid Fox 3s, and to anticipate enemy launches before you hear the RWR screaming by looking around for smoke trails and observing how contacts are moving in your radar, because they will probably change direction to do an F-Pole immediately after firing. In general, when you know you're against enemies that are Fox 3 capable, you have to fly defensive and try to sneak around the enemy. The Mirage is not an air superiority airplane and is not meant to do BVR head on with Fox 3 capable airplanes. If you find yourself 1 vs 1 with one of such airplanes, you already made a mistake.

No, it will get an hard lock, not a missile warning

No, there's no sound. You can set a minimum height anyway, and when below that you will see a big arrow pointing up in the VTH

Yes. You have to edit a file named SPIRALE.lua that lies somewhere in the main M2000C folder. I'm afraid I don't remember the exact path but you should be able to find it anyway.

Well, since the C has been out for three years I don't expect many people still not having it already. On the other hand a lot of people who already bought the C would buy the 5. The point is the IMHO RAZBAM simply doesn't have enough staff to cover the development.

NVG brightness key bindings are available as a mod. Don't have the link right now but I'm pretty sure it's in the DCS website.

No, not possible as of now.

IIRC it has been removed since the real M2000C doesn't have it

No

I see nothing wrong with it, since this is the exact role a Mirage 2000C should do: the interceptor. If you try to use a Mirage as an air superiority fighter you're not going to use like it's supposed to, so it's your fault.

First of all, you have IFF, so even of you don't have the identification you can still know whether you've locked a buddy or not. Given that, I think the identification only kicks in when you're close to the target (10nm more and less), but wait for confirmation from other people who know the airplane better than I do!

Just my two cents: OB as it is right now is useless. Just rename OB to stable, and let it all happen there, with longer release cycles. When you have something big you want to gather feedback first (let's say, just as examples... Vulkan, new lighting, new missiles dynamics, new ATC, new weather... You name it) you open an OB release and keep it open for a limited amount of time to expand the test base and/or gather feedback (a month? two? no more), and then you close it. This, of course, implies that the stable must be tested begore every release, but you cannot do software without testing anyway.

Of course it is. The back of the arrow will always tell the radial you're in. It's all about putting that to the desired radial.

Nope

AFAIK There's no A/G radar in the 2000C. But wait for people with a better knowledge of the plane!

Well... I know Github a bit, since I use it every day at work. If you never used Git or other SCMs in general it could be a bit hard to grasp in the beginning, so should you need any hint, of any kind, feel free to ask! Also, should you decide to go ahead and put the code in Github, all the issues management could be moved from Trello to Github, using a single "hub" for all things about CTS development, from source code to management, and trust me, it helps keeping track of all this stuff together. But of course it's your call.

Yeah, about putting it on Github... Unless you don't have something against sharing your cose, I would consider it!