Svend_Dellepude

It has a reported tag...

Last time i tried fiddling with the settings i saw no difference. Active time was the same. Might have changed with the FM though, just no mention anywhere.

Same. I use the one where you hold tdc and release designates.

Action/no action should work as a toggle. the other one as a normal press and release. you only need one of them.

I'm pretty sure that those settings doesn't do anything currently in DCS.

The radar is still not yet finished. just do a weapon cycle once out of ACM and you are back in business until ED fix it.

If you click and hold the mouse button for a while before moving the mouse, it will turn faster.It seems like there is a timer for coarse movement that needs some time to activate.

Wow! you really get a sense of speed and the howl is very nice for getting a feel for the throttle setting. nice job!

Yaw and aileron trim to center is part of takeoff trim, since you don't want to takeoff with an A/C that will rolls inverted as soon as you lift off. With asym loadouts you dial in lateral trim after pressing T/O trim. The yaw dial will be mechanically centered when you press the T/O trim. I think I read somewhere (might be on these forums) that the FCS reset should reset any trim in flight, but it's not implemented.

You can also just select the axis from the dropdown in that very same menu.

As @Bunny Clark wrote above, this will configure the A/C for takeoff, not reset the trim.

You can simply disable hot pluggin from the control assignment menu.

The nozzle schedule certainly is very inconsistent. It's very noticeable when landing, where you can have too much power or no power at all with the same throttle position depending where the throttle came from.

So that is not your issue then.

I see some fluctuation even on the same mission. Load mission 60fps, load same mission 30fps, load again 60fps. I have a slight suspicion that the hot plug of controller has something to do with it. This is in 2D.

Also noticed that the map was off, but thought that it was how the system was. Doesn't look like an ultra precise system. But it's easy to update via landmarks.

No problem here, but you really need to be close for him to pick up anything. Less than 10 km, not NM but kilometres. Max range for ATGM is 5-6 km.

The fuel dump is like that because it's magnetically held in place so it can switch off when the fuel level reach bingo.

I think you're pushing it now. His mom will do it after she finish washing his clothes.

Yeah. I can see how that would be too much of an effort to put into it.

As others have pointed out, sync HOTAS option is the culprit here. Happens on other modules as well.

Track or it didn't happen!

Ok. But did you try? Did you try unassigning the buttons to see if that made any difference?

I would try ticking off the sync option to see if that would do it.