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You can't remap it yourself but we might be able to - what key combination would make more sense for you?

Hi BlacleyCole, Just install Tacview and then fly in DCS World as usual. Tacview does not need to be running in the background. When you have closed DCS, open Tacview and open the .acmi file which was generated - it should be in your Documents\Tacview\ folder. Here is some more information: https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/User_Guide_%E2%80%93_DCS_World

It seems to me that since the exporter already exports all objects it's not possible to go back and prevent the export of some objects - users would be able to use older versions of the exporter to export all objects. If you have your own server, you could disable telemetry export, and clean up your own recording before posting it for others to see.

I am glad to hear you are enjoying Tacview. Just download and run the 1.8.2 installer and it will automatically replace the 1.8.1 - no need to uninstall anything.

This was a regression in Tacview 1.8.1 which is fixed in the new Tacview 1.8.2 The Active Objects list is intended to be an improvement. If there is a spamming issue, can you please share your mission or track file as well as a screenshot so I can take a look.

Switch between External View (F6), Satellite View (F7) and Free Camera (F8 ) to get the view you want. In Free Camera (F8 ) you can use W A S D E C to pan around independently.

Hi Ahmed, It should be possible to create a Lua add-on which will unload any object whose name contains a certain string. Can you send me an .acmi file containing several objects whose name contains a certain string indicating that it should be hidden, and several other objects not to be hidden, so I can play around with it?

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To turn off the 10 minute delay on a server, go to %UserProfile%\Saved Games\YOUR_SERVER_NAME\Config\options.lua and set ["tacviewPlaybackDelay"] = 0

The Active Objects list? Yes you can toggle it on and off at Analysis -> Active Objects List

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There is currently no way to do that. Your firewall should block any ports. But we will soon add functionality so that you can input 0 and the ports will be disabled.

Hi DackSter94, We made major improvements to the telemetry export in the past few updates. Currently you can export as many objects and as many parameters as you wish instead of being limited to 2 of each. You can also choose your own frame rate. Some of the most relevant details like latitude, longitude and altitude are automatically included in each export. Speed is displayed in m/s because those are the native units of Tacview and is easily convertible into any other units. Relative time is not always a round number, for example this could occur if the object did not exist at relative time 0. Usually the only thing that relative time would be used for is to perform further calculations such as speed and whether or not it's a round number wouldn't affect that. I hope this helps clear things up.

https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/DCS_World :)

Hi Captain Orso, Disabling acmi file zip compression should prevent this. DCS -> Options -> Special -> Tacview -> Compression level -> Not compressed

Yes! If you would like your media file to be automatically synchronized with the telemetry, add the timestamp to the file name of your media file in the format YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSZ - so that October 24th 2019 at 09h15 UTC would be 20191024T091500Z. Then the media file will start playing exactly at 9:15 a.m. in your telemetry.

You can't get rid of the time box but you can make it smaller by clicking on Options -> UI Scaling. Map coordinates are displayed in the top-left corner when you CTRL-SHIFT-MOUSE on a point. We are working on putting together a Wiki to explain all the features of Tacview.

In a few updates, you should be able to unlock the Steam edition of Tacview Standard/Advanced with your current product key.

Wow that's gorgeous. We'll take a look when we get a chance - to see if we can support it natively.

Unfortunately no ... I don't think this is even supported by DCS World. If you do manage to change the time within the mission script you should be able to use remote control triggers to trigger your script.

Sorry this is not currently possible ... maybe in Tacview 2.0! What kind of a 3D mouse do you have? How does it work with programs in general? Maybe there is a simpler solution.

It's unlikely that Tacview could de-sync the server like that; Tacview does not write or change anything concerning the current flight/mission. Do you have the dcs log of the server after the crash? How do you know that Tacview crashed on the server? Do you have a screenshot of the message box or something similar?

Indeed, I even made a tutorial video! You can see the video and extra information here: https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/Synchronized_Audio/Video_Playback

Hi giullep, Tacview should be appearing in Module Manager -> Installed and in Options->Special If it's not there, please re-run the Tacview 1.8.0 installer. If that doesn't help, please share your dcs.log file with me so I can better understand what's happening on your end.