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  1. When I say "joystick controller", I mean it in terms of the name Windows gives to a devices like this, as opposed to an actual joystick. So long as you can get the switches, potentiometers and encoders, it can be done very easily. Additionally, you can definitely set Pro Micro's with unique identities. Hope this is helpful.
  2. Hi, I've used Arduino's to build a range of button boxes, so you can definitely do what you want. As per previous advice, no need to use DCS-BIOS, just use the Arduino as a "joystick controller". See the YT link to get an idea of how to make the connections and the sketch you will use to control the device. He is using it for a car racing game but the principle is exactly the same. Good luck.
  3. @NineLine and @BIGNEWY, could either of you please take a look and provide some information on this bug report.
  4. Hi, Can someone from ED please take a look at this thread, check my bug report and provide feedback. It's been quite some time since it was posted. Thanks in advance.
  5. Hi all, I've noticed a problem with CA in version 2.7.11.22211. When I switch to isometric view using the insert key and try to move the turret on MBT's (this is all I've tried so far) using the arrow keys, the turret doesn't move (it used to). I can however, move the turret with the mouse in isometric view. Everything works as normal in gunner view (turret moves with arrow keys and mouse) and when I switch to external unit view using F7, just not when switching to isometric view by using the insert key. In the attached track, you can see the turret trying to move and jerking around a little in isometric view and working normally in gunner view. Any assistance would be appreciated. I have also done a slow repair, with no change. CA test track.trk CA Test.miz
  6. I'm seeing exactly the same behaviour from the Lightning II pod as well. It's OK when the image is zoomed out and there is a black border around the image but as soon as you zoom in, the diamond becomes very hard to see, as the green scale image becomes larger and the black border shrinks. As per the OP, this happens regardless of the contrast or brightness setting. Pls let us know if you require more info or screenshots.
  7. Excellent...yep pretty nasty crash alright. Thanks to all that contributed. If it's of any use now, 32G RAM, i7 6700k (stop laughing), MSI NVIDIA RTX2080 Super, Win10 (latest version and current update), DCS is on a 1TB Samsung SSD, Win10 is on a 1TB M2 SSD.
  8. Here it is. The crash is at the end of the log and it also shows some successful loads of the same mission, prior to the crash. The mission is also attached. No mods or edits and I also tried a slow repair. As I said, the crash doesn't always happen and I haven't been able to identify what exact action precedes the crash on my part either. Hopefully the log and mission will shed some light on the subject. Thanks... dcs.log.old FW 190 A-8 Takeoff.miz
  9. My apologies…For some reason I couldn’t find the attach file button at the time of posting. Thanks very much for your input, it is appreciated. Hopefully your information will cast further light on the cause of the crash.
  10. Just recently my Anton has been crashing DCS upon hitting "fly". It doesn't do it all the time and I can't seem to identify exactly what circumstances lead to the crash. Please find the log and mission below...https://forums.eagle.ru/topic/292315-anton-crashes-dcs/?do=findComment&comment=4884921 Possibly something to do with the sound, that seems to be the last thing that happened before the crash. I'd appreciate some assistance or insight into the cause. Thanks...
  11. Hi Chuck, Ive found this on a kit modellers forum. The discussion explains what it could be and the associated hardware. https://rnzaf.proboards.com/post/275572/thread BTW…thanks for all of your work, it is an excellent resource.
  12. There would have been a range of navigation beacons located all over that part of England during WW2, all with different frequencies and Morse idents. Also, each airfield would have been likely to have several navigation beacons in its vicinity at different times. You may actually find it’s easier to just setup your own. If you want the current details for airfields in 2021, the UK AIP can be found at www.caa.co.uk
  13. I’m seeing similar issues with datalink contacts from human players. The AI seem to work OK though. Hopefully it’s as a result of this map being wip.
  14. I suppose it could be as simple as, “when the boss says do it again”, you just gotta go with it…
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