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Hello, something that has always sortof bugged me about the current ordnance situation in DCS (for the mk-80 and BLU series at least) is that the casing material, and some of the guidance addon materials, are of the wrong type for the USN. Usually even I would agree that this is a minor issue that doesn't really warrant significant concern, but my issue is that the correct casing configurations are actually in the game already, we just cant use them. This also applies to fuze types, whilst I know that alternative fusing options aren't neccesarily modelled currently (proximity fuses for example), I wouldn't mind being able to just use the standard fuze well cap (not sure if that is the correct term) seen in use on just about all USN mk-80 series weapons in the post 2000 period that aren't alternitavely fuzed. Even just a checkbox or slider like in the model viewer on the loadout menu would absoloutely satisfy my needs.

I'm still wondering about whether or not the loft behaviour for a standard launch is fixed. Currently the missile when launched in standard TWS or STT modes doesn't update its loft in mid-course, leading it to consistenty overshoot the loft shape and jink down upon acquiring an active lock and losing a fair bit of energy.

Will access to this API enable fixes to the lofting/midcourse behaviour as well or just the seeker logic?

@cobra847 I haven't seen any of the current YouTube creators use it, but is the ACLS implemented and functional? (or will it be on release?)

Differently... A shot for shot recreation of the opening engagement from Top Gun with a remix of the Top Gun anthem + Danger Zone as to avoid copyright issues. This then transitions forward to Mavericks love tantrum and hasty motorcycle riding where the currently unannounced DCS: Kawasaki GPZ 900r module is revealed. This is then followed by a demonstration of the deck crew and pilot animation tech, displayed in all of its glory in a faithful but PG recreation of everyone's favourite "Take my Breath Away" segment.