SMH

Happens to me a lot too. I believe you need some turbulence in the mission weather settings for it to happen (or at least that helps).

Just tried it one more time with power/batt switch off. Same thing, fueling never ends. Then tried the suggestion of turning the power on and it finished fueling then continued to arm. So there's the workaround. Power switch to Main Pwr before requesting the Ground Crew to fuel.

Same. Was in multiplayer. Oddly my first attempt to Ground Crew refuel worked as you'd expect. But my next spawn after that, it just loads fuel forever and shows the amount stuck at 15% when you eventually interrupt it and try Ground Crew again. Exited the game, restarted it, and tried it in another server too. Same thing!

LClick-Dragging them works fine here. Maybe you're just not noticing them rotate due to the repeating pattern? (There's slightly darker markings on the left side that look like dirt but they seem to be paint to indicate where the dial is set. Starts clean then fills in left to right as the dial setting is increased.)

The controls setup will show that you've assigned LShift + R to another function, but when you try it it will reload the mission (which is a function I virtually never want and absolutely don't need on a hotkey).

I'm pretty sure that breakers that are in series are both popping at the same time. Like guns and battery. How is that even possible? The first one to break should eliminate the load through the other one. And thanks for the fix but I'm guessing that means no online play?

Is there a non-emergency jettison somewhere? :)

It's okay, I found it https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=157580

What is the syntax for that, exactly? Rik mentions it but his instructions seem to assume we're either psychic or that it's in the file by default, which it isnt. The only thing in there is: cfg={advanced={resume_mode=1}}

This is all very ridiculous. The Dora doesn't suffer from any of this.

Thanks Chuck!

When did you first install the dedicated server? I have a suspicion that it's those of us who didn't try it originally but only more recently have this issue, and that it's working for others because they have some legacy file that we don't.

Please stop spamming this thread with your bad advice. Are you an ED developer? Do you know that there isn't a bug? No! So stop "helping!"

+1 for slatted and fenceless wing. I'd like to be able to pretend it's a Canadair Sabre VI. Changing the visual model wouldn't break any missions. (It might break a lot of skins though, though maybe this is a good time for it as many older skins seem to be broken anyway.)

How is the 4 key not bindable? (I'm away from my DCS machine at the moment but I'll take a look and see if I can find what they called it in the Controls Options.) I wish we could man the rear gunner too. Aside from being able to shoot, it would be valuable for observation. The auto-gunners don't call out bogeys or bandits like they would in reality.

Yeah, I just want them to admit it's a problem. I don't see any threads about it with [REPORTED] on them. And as they fixed it in the Huey but not other aircraft, that obviously means it's a per-plane issue so I'm trying to report it per-plane. (The Mi-8 got a little bit better than it was a few updates ago but it's still got shadow holes where there shouldn't be any. That bomb panel on the copilot's window is particularly bad as you see the shadows of the dials but not the panel.)

Thanks. But does it really belong in "Video Corruption and Related Card Issues"? Yes, it affects a lot of planes but as they fixed it in the Huey and it's still happening in other aircraft it's obviously a per-plane bug, so I thought I'd report it in this plane's bug forum. I also don't see a [REPORTED] mark on that thread. Is this another bug which may not be mentioned?

Looks great! Thanks!!! (Dora now, please? :) )

Thanks for fixing it in the Huey but could we get the internal cockpit shadows fixed for the Su-25T too, please? Right now there's issues like being able to see the shadows of rivets but not the parts of the cockpit frame they're attached to. (Thought I had a screenshot but I can't seem to find it. Let me know if you don't believe me and I'll prove it.)

Thanks for fixing it in the Huey but could we get the Mi-8's internal shadows fixed too, please? Note how panels are shadowing their knobs but not the panel they're attached too. You can also see the shadows of the rotors on the dash when it shouldn't be possible (not being cast through the two small windows in the roof, I can see the light from those in a different location). Very visually busy and distracting. Puts a lot of unnecessary glare on the glass too. Thanks!

The first capture is from the *local* machine. Obviously network connectivity is not a factor. And I'm forwarding the ports, both TCP and UDP, I shouldn't have to make the machine a DMZ (which isn't secure). Wrong. That's my public IP. (See attached image.) My local IP of that machine is 192.168.0.105. How did I *manage* to do it? Expertly. I'm not new at this. You seem awfully confused though. (I assume the DCS server application discovers its WAN IP by the same method I just used, asking the ED server it's connected to in order to register itself, "What's my IP?")

Same as before. First image is viewed on local machine, "server not responding". Second and third images are from the DCS website Personal section. Server is listed, but same thing when I click into it, "server not responding". This seems to be exactly what lots of others are reporting too. I still suspect there may be some config file that those who tried it earlier (I first tried 2 Open Beta updates ago) might have that those who've recently done clean installs don't. Just a guess though.

Oh, pretty sure I tried it through http. Will try it by file location and get back to you.

I'm well experienced in running servers and port forwarding, I'm sure that's right. And yes, even on the same machine it's running on I can't load the WebGUI. (What's the URL supposed to be, exactly? I'll doublecheck again.)

Yep, been this way for years. Tooltips too.