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Check your ammo selection in ME. The default is no tracers. There's a drop down to select HEI-T.

Some updates to other mods, CFT mod for the Viper/CATM Missile mod have affected this one as well. The names of the AIM-9X series of missiles have been changed based on available information. Names are: AIM-9X-2, AIM-9X-2+(9L Replacement), AIM-9X-3. AIM-9X-3 thrust increased by 10% over the 9X-2+ as its expected to have a better rocket motor. The values used for the 9X-2+ were the ones previously used for the 9X-3. The AIM-9X-2+(9L Replacement) is available in the CFT mod. *NOTE* If you choose to install the updated CFT mod along with the F-22 Raptor enhancement mod, you will ALSO need to use the single player external stores mod. (Linked below) The reason is both contain the same A2A_Missiles.lua file and having two of them installed will cause problems. Using the external stores mod will place that file in the same location as the copy included in the CFT mod. They are the exact same file. It is not required to use the CFT mod with the F22 but in order to use it, AIM-9L's have been enabled for use on the F22 so that the AIM-9X-2+ missiles can be used. There are also other 9l replacements included in the CFT mod. The IRIS-T and the Python-5. All of these can be used on any aircraft that could use the 9L, including the Raptor now. The IRIS-T fits well in the bay, though I doubt an F22 would ever have them loaded. It's a nice-looking model. https://www.dropbox.com/s/zia323bvadtkznl/F-22A External Weapons.7z?dl=0 Single player and External Stores versions updated. Source information: The AIM-9X Sidewinder May Finally Evolve Into A Completely New And Longer-Range Missile (thedrive.com)

This mod is also now integrated into the CFT mod, linked above. Both have been updated with changes to the AIM-9X series of missiles. Updated names of AIM-9X series of missiles based on available information. Names are: AIM-9X-2, AIM-9X-2+(9L Replacement), AIM-9X-3. Scripts and folders updated. AIM-9X-3 thrust increased by 10% over the 9X-2+ as its expected to have a better rocket motor. The values used for the 9X-2+ were the ones previously used for the 9X-3. The 9L Replacement is available in the CFT mod. Source information: The AIM-9X Sidewinder May Finally Evolve Into A Completely New And Longer-Range Missile (thedrive.com)

Updated names of AIM-9X series of missiles based on available information. Names are: AIM-9X-2, AIM-9X-2+(9L Replacement), AIM-9X-3. Scripts and folders updated. AIM-9X-3 thrust increased by 20% over the 9X-2+ as its expected to have a better rocket motor. The values used for the 9X-2+ were the ones previously used for the 9X-3. Updated file uploaded and both version available on Dropbox. Source information: The AIM-9X Sidewinder May Finally Evolve Into A Completely New And Longer-Range Missile (thedrive.com) https://www.dropbox.com/s/tmjp1f1wmyf06c2/CFT_Mod_2.0.2_A.zip?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/y6f0cnvbfsn3kow/CFT_Mod_2.0.2_B.zip?dl=0 Added textures for the 9X series missiles. AIM-9X, -9X-2 and -9X-3.

That's what I use is OVGME. The default installed one is the AIM-9X3 so when it's installed OVGMe will backup the aim9family.lua and the aim9l.edm files like anything else, but there are also folders included (and used by the scripts) that have the stock 9L files as well as the different versions. Running the scripts copies them and overwrites whatever one is present. OvGME doesn't perform a check beyond "Is there a file with this name located HERE?" when it removes a mod. So, it won't care which version is currently active when you go to remove the mod. It will just remove any files that were installed with it. It should be OvGME ready as is. The script files were for ease of use so that you don't have to manually copy/past the model and lua files.

Mod updated to v2.0.2. CFT_Mod_2.0.1 (digitalcombatsimulator.com) CATM Missiles mod integrated. Additional replacement missile options for the AIM-9L included. AIM-9L (stock) AIM-9X3 IRIS-T PYTHON-5

@sobe From what I saw in the pictures he posted, they were of the cockpit models for the F22 and the F15C. They were showing the location of where the RWR page is rendered in those respective cockpits. I don't think that will be of any benefit to extracting the RWR to an external display. If you would like to continue this conversation, I'd ask that you take it to PM or another thread as it has no direct relation to the F22 or the enhancement mod. Thanks!

Ah thanks for that information. I wasn't sure how it was placed. Obviously, I don't have access to the original cockpit model. That said, the question wasn't one of moving it, it was editing them or exporting them. I don't know of a way to export the RWR or SMS screens to external monitors like you can with the RADAR. And, I don't know of a way to edit the appearance and content of the RADAR or SMS. I don't think those things can be done. If someone knows of a way, please share!

In other news..... Did an F-22 actually tangle with a Russian SU-35 over Syria? "Well. It all comes down to who you believe… USAF says they “butted heads” (launched flares) to warn off two Russian Su-25s that had passed the Euphrat river. This was done after the Su-25 refused to answer calls on multiple channels. F-22 also trailed a Su-35 that enter the airspace on the wrong side of the Euphrat. Russian MoD say two Russian Su-25 was harassed by at least one F-22 on their side of the Euphrat river. Luckily, at least one Su-35 came to the rescue and drove off the F-22. USAF says they have no record of the flight mentioned taking place. Allegedly, there is some frustration over the F-22 and is ability to roam the airspace undetected and show up without warning. Some say it’s even disconcerting to the Russians."

This isn't controlled by any 3rd party mod. This is part of the Eagle Dynamics encrypted DLL file for the F-15C. We have no access to do what you're asking. In fact, you could search on the forums, and you'll find people have asked for exactly what you're asking and the answer from ED was "No." The F22 mod "borrows" some of it's avionics from the F-15C though I don't know exactly how. However, it has no ability to control them. We can't for instance, replace the RADAR display with a more "F22" looking one. We can't alter the RWR or the SMS in any significant way. Example, I can't even move the text in the lower right corner of the SMS to make room for the work "PAGE" to turn the pages. If there was a way to export the RWR and SMS pages w/o access to the software development kit, it would have already been done. As you yourself noted, the previous method to export to an external app stopped working. And I'd bet it was around the time that ED encrypted their DLL files.

Added three additional commands to cycle each of the MFD's. So now OSB 11 will cycle each corresponding MFD and show the animated button press OR a hat switch on your HOTAS will do the same thing without showing the animated button press. The new commands are located under F-22A HOTAS section. Both versions updated.

Flying the Raptor earlier this evening and scrolling through the MFD pages, I thought it would be nice if you could have a shortcut to get back to specific pages quickly. I use JoytoKey and sometimes add a press-delay command to a button. For instance, I press Hat 4 left on the FSSB R3 and hold it for half a second it sends a keyboard command for one of the shortcuts so that I can immediately switch to a specific page instead of scrolling through them. So, I created 27 commands for each of the 9 pages on each MFD (menu not included, why would you want a shortcut to the menu?) They can be bound to either a controller or keyboard. I bound them as seen in the screen shots below and it works great. Both versions updated.

After a couple of days of working with the MFD code I have some updates, pictures and most importantly, new versions available. Thanks again to @GrinnelliDesigns! The previous issues were overcome, and the pages all have full functionality. I've expanded the MFD System to include new pages while retaining the use of original pages as much as possible. The checklist page still had to be sacrificed for the new VVI page due to limitations I encountered. (The pages are labeled 0-9 when I tried to create page "10" it caused issues. So, it appears that for now at least, ten is the limit. And the checklist is on the PMFD anyhow combined with the config page.) Created a new control binding called "NavMode" that is used to reset MFD's to a default page once done with "Dogfight" mode. As shown in the screenshot below, the mode sets them to: ADI/VVI/HSI. I bound that to my dogfight switch middle position so when I come out of dogfight mode it switches things back. Original "nonspecial" MFD bindings no longer available. All binding must be set to existing F22 MFD bindings. (They wouldn't work anymore no matter what I tried. If I resolve this issue, I'll revert this later.) Set up a "PAGE" button on OSB 11 for all MFD's LMFD OSB 11, RMFD OSB11 and CMFD OSB11 to cycle through the available ten pages on each MFD. (One of the few buttons not used on any page.) Most pages have been labeled with "PAGE" where practical. This can be bound to a HOTAS hat switch to cycle all MFD's with "left, right, down". New MFD's have fully functional menus where applicable. Renamed FCS G and AUTO G to FCS ACL and AUTO ACL as that's what it was labeled on the FCS pages. "Auto Computed Level"? It basically means the FCS tries to maintain 1G level flight if it can. That change is reflected on all displays. Changed default MFD's on startup as well as weapons bay selection. Default is now ENG/FCS/BAY and bay select is ALL. Updated DAY/NIGHT scripts for new pages. Menu pages are updated with the changes with the "MAP" page now being the special page for the CMFD found at the bottom center on OSB 13. Both versions updated and the unencrypted MFD_Systems.lua is NOT included.

Unfortunately, not. There's nothing the the MFD_Systems.lua directly related to the functionality of those pages. They are still embedded with the F15C avionics. I too would like to be able and export those views. I have three Cougar MFD's set up with screens and I know exactly what you're talking about. Aside from the calls to select the SMS/RWR page on the left and right MFD and the RWR priority mode there's nothing in the MFD System that will allow for anything like that. The only thing I can adjust is what OSB takes you back to the main menu page or to a different page. There's another issue that those pages have no "dimmable" mode. If you go into Night mode, they stay at full brightness. The limits of the avionics.

Some additional news related to this enhancement mod. I spoke to Grinnelli this morning on Discord as I was interested in the ability to add these new pages to MFD's w/o having to replace an existing page. Of course, that would require access to the MFD_Systems.lua file which is encrypted. He showed me how the encryption process works and provided me an unencrypted copy of the file to add new pages to the MFD's. The stipulation is that I re-encrypt the file prior to distribution. @GrinnelliDesigns I want to thank him for his assistance and for proving the file! Now I should be able to figure out how to add additional pages to the MFD's as well as retain the original ones. That sounds pretty cool to me! *EDIT* Initial tests revealed a couple of issues that need to be resolved. The code for the FCS modes is missing so that doesn't work for any of the FCS pages yet and for some reason, keyboard binding won't work with the unencrypted file. This version appears to be an older copy as there were other aspects missing. I've added a few back in but there are a couple of obstacles to overcome.

Since the HSI was removed from the Center MFD for the new VVI page, I made adjustments to the Center MFD MAP page to add some of the HSI elements back in so that it can server a dual role. I also added some elements back to the PMFD map page, but its primary function is to be the main MAP page. Also corrected some text spacing on the HSI pages while I was there. Both versions updated.

*Edit* I don't know why I didn't use the same boarder for the center scale as the others in the first place. It looks much better in my opinion. Both versions updated.

The last couple of days I've been working on an idea I had several months ago but I didn't know then how to accomplish it. Applying what I've learned since then, I've created a new page for the Center MFD. Unfortunately, I can't add a new page without replacing an existing one. Since the Center MFD already has the newly added map and it has some of the functions of the HSI, I opted to replace the HSI page. The new page is a combination VVI/AOA & G FORCE gauge displays reminiscent of parts of the Viper's center stack console. On the left is read out of the VVI with a gauge that displays your vertical velocity in 10's of thousands of feet per minute. Max scale is + or - 60k FPM. In the center is a read out with your current G-Load and a smaller scale that indicates positive and negative G's through + or - 9G. On the right is a read out that shows your current AOA with a gauge that reads AOA in degrees in increments of 5 degrees. Max scale is + or - 30 degrees. At the bottom is the same slip/yaw display as seen on the ADI along with your FCS Mode since that has a direct impact on both G Load and AOA potential. All Center MFD menus have been updated to replace VVI for the HSI. Below are several screenshots. Note the read outs compared to the gauge indicator positions. Both versions updated.

Minor code update on 12/1/21. Adjusted update time for clocks and lat/long and placed "PMFD" on the main page like the others. I suppose if you're already on the PMFD main page pushing a non-functional button that says PMFD and would take you to where you already are makes some level of sense. Updated the "Night" mode version of modified files. Both versions updated.

Added the bearing pointer back to the compass rose for the Maps so it points to your selected waypoint but doesn't have all of the other information that's on the HSI. *EDIT*, I made the Compass and pointer slightly smaller on the Center MFD version so that it wasn't interfering with the heading box. Both versions updated.

Yea I've got that picture as well and it was used for several of the displays. I'd love to be able and do a moving map or an HSD but that would require the SDK as you suspected already. I don't know if those displays are accurate or not but it would still be cool to replicate them if possible.

That's beyond my current knowledge set. And, the systems files for the F22 Mod are also encrypted so you'd basically have to start all over from scratch building new systems. I'm not saying it can't be done, look at the A-29 mod for example, but it's way outside my skillset. For the purposes of the F22 this is as good as we're likely to get for now. Who knows though? Some other enterprising team could come out with something tomorrow that we never heard of before. Besides, with the classification on the Raptor's systems we have no real idea what the HUD or MFD's look like. At least I've never seen any footage that shows anything other than a view of behind the pilot.

Hey there. Thanks for the feedback. Just to clarify, this is an enhancement mod to the original F-22 by Grinnelli Designs . So it's a mod for a mod To your question what you'd like to change, we'd all like to change. The RADAR, HUD, RWR and SMS are all part of the F-15C avionics and as such, cannot be modified. The DLL that controls them is encrypted and they're not separate LUA files. That's why many 3rd party mods, unless they contain their own avionics, use the F-15C HUD for air to air and the Su-25 for air to ground. I'd love to have a customized RADAR display and HUD. In short, if it could've been done, it already would have been.

Interesting that this question just came up as well in the discord. The answer to the question can we use weapons on 4/6 AND have fuel in the CFT's: Not without SDK. Viper is limited to only adding fuel to stations 4,5,6 and max fuel is limited to ~17k lbs. So the only solution was to add "empty" CFT's and then add "fuel" to them using stations 4 and 6. That's why there are a couple of model options, CFT's only or CFT's with tanks. But in truth, fuel is only ever added on 4 and 6 regardless of what's shown as a model. That makes it impossible to have fuel and ALSO have weapons. You can add empty CFT's to the jet and have weapons on 4/6 but you won't have any extra fuel. And the converse is true, you could "cheat" and add fuel via CFT's without actually having them displayed on the model as the fuel component of the CFT's doesn't have an actual model associated with it. [9:29 AM] And, station 5 is limited to 300 gal of fuel, so it can't be used to hold all of it. [9:30 AM] If anyone ever comes up with a better idea, please let me know.

Working latitude and longitude anyone? With some help from Nero on the code forum we figured out why the code wasn't working. It's fixed now and definitely working. I've also added the clocks to three of the PMFD pages. (Note, the seconds will briefly read "60" before the minute increments and they read 00. Just the way the conversion script from absolute seconds to mins seems to work.) Both versions updated.