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Night visions goggles are not supported by the F-15C avionics, which this is based on. So, unfortunately no. The mod is current. That makes me wonder if it's a GPU/Graphics issue. I've got a 4090 and I'm using DLAA. I've tried a couple of other settings but it didn't seem to matter.

So, the good news is that the F22 still works fine in 2.9.2 except for this odd F15 Radar peeking through the PMFD on every page except the RADAR where it's displayed intentionally. The bad news is that there doesn't appear to be anything I can do about it. The F15 avionics elements are tied to the cockpit model and positioned on the top three displays. If you notice now when you're loading into the cockpit you'll see them until you click play. Then they go dark except of the Radar one at certain angles. It's almost as if it was moved or something. I've tried adjusting the code for the display, tried using a mask or something like that for the background, no joy. As I said above, this isn't something introduced by my changes to the mod. This should also be happening in the original, though I haven't actually tested that theory. I could remove the other pages and ONLY have the RADAR for the PMFD, but that's like putting a piece of electrical tape over the check engine light. If anyone has any ideas, I'm open to suggestions. Thanks.

Thank you same to you all. I don't know what went sideways, there were multiple corrupted LUA files. That's never happened in an upload before. I verified everything last night though, so it should be good to go.

He did fix it. The files are linked above.

I found a corrupted LUA file in the upload. It's been fixed. Same link.

I have the CJS F18 mod installed too, albeit a customized version. Can you post your crash log? That might point us in the right direction.

Updated for DCS OB 2.9.2.49629

Updated for DC Open Beta: 2.9.2.49629 F-16D and F-16I are no longer supported. Those versions are obsolete. If you wish to use those aircraft, please use IDF mod until this is integrated. In previous discussions with the IDF mod team, it was stated that the two mods CFT and theirs could be integrated so long as Lahak content was removed. The F-16D and F-16I models contained in the CFT mod, added by me with consent, are deprecated at this point. They are no longer supported and have been removed. Changes were also made to the scripts. They are now located in a _SwapScripts folder in the main game instead of the root. Some additional options are included.

I've confirmed the "issue" with the RADAR screen appearing on the PMFD. That location is where the F-15 RADAR was embedded in the cockpit model. Don't ask me how that works, I didn't make the model. Suffice it to say, something changed in 2.9 to cause this issue. If you zoom in or pan up it seems to vanish again. And of course if you're on the RADAR display it doesn't matter. I have an idea that MIGHT fix it. I'll experiment and see. Meanwhile, it doesn't really impact anything that much and the Raptor is still flyable. I'll see if there's anything I can do about it. I would imagine the base F22 mod suffers from the same thing. If anyone can confirm that, it'd be good to know. Thanks.

Updated for DCS OB 2.9.1.48335. I think I've corrected the battery issue preventing long as in >60NM shots. Needs some testing.

Updated for DCS OB 2.9.1.48335

F22 should be working with current OB. I'm updating now to the version 2.9.1.48335. There were changes to the missile code and the battery life for AMRAAM's may be hard coded. Still testing. What does that mean? Maximum range of a missile shot may now be restricted by a hard coded value that tells the missile to "play dead" after xx seconds go by.

Every time new equipment is added to DCS that includes sensors, the file is updated by ED. In order for those changes to be visible on RWR, I have to update my mod with the changes that ED made. Additionally, CurrenHill has released new mods with sensors that were also not included. I updated the mod to include those changes.

They seem to be working fine for me. I just downloaded the mod and extracted it, ran the CMD scripts. They're just simple batch files to copy the files and overwrite. As long as the files are present, it should work fine. I just tested all of them. You should be able to confirm the files are where they're supposed to be. They all install into the root of your DCS main folder, not saved games, just in case.

Updated to integrate all of @currenthill 's current mods as of 11/11/2023.

Updated for DCS Open Beta 2.9.0.47168

Updated for 2.9.0.47168 and fixed. Single AIM-120B's now show as AIM-120D's. The 120B is completely replaced. Testing shows that they're working pretty well.

Updated for 2.9.0.47168

Updated for 2.9.0.47168 finally.

Thank you for the information. The RCS entry is in the F22.lua. Feel free to change it.

I'm still working on updating the mods. I haven't updated the missile code yet, so I have no idea what they've changed in 2.9. I don't know what would cause that behavior at this time.

I'm glad it still works. I'm in the process of updating to 2.9 and updating modes etc. I've been down with Covid for two months. I know the missiles have issues. More information coming as I get through the mods. Unfortunately, NVG are not supported by the F15C avionics that this is based on. Never say never though. At some point, we might well find a way.

I've always had to trim the pitch a little bit when changing flight modes based on speed and such, but I've never had any issues with roll. Just a suggestion, check your controllers' dead zone?

The handling and performance data is in the F22.lua file. Which for the multi-player version is the original encrypted copy from the Grinn base mod. It's that way BECAUSE it's used for multi-player. If you have a different version than other players, well, that's not fair right? So, in short no. You run into the same problem you described.

There is a multiplayer version that can be used, download on the first page. It has all of the changes to the cockpit but no changes to the F22 or its weapons systems. That would include the handling and performance.