Jackjack171

Stand by for heavy rolls as the ship comes about!

Welcome back...you were missed. Nice work as usual!

Indeed! Just let the "E" be!

I have to ask, how old is your Orion2? I just recently got a new one a month ago and it operates better than the previous one. In fact, it is so good that I didn't have to do any of what you did. I was going to but no need. The settings that I use: Fully realistic and no dead zone. I'm not sure if Winwing listened to the feedback of the previous Orion but I think that they improved the MFSSB software. Give it a try if you have the latest.

The flaps are automatic.

Mine is set low when I start so I have to raise it. I find that I have to adjust it every single time. No biggie, just like IRL I guess, with pilots being all shapes and sizes now. Maybe it's just our individual setups!

New is right, it was my mistake.

There's velcro here brother. It's from the 8th Fighter wing out of Kunsan.

Do you have a track file?

You'd lose a lot more than functionality as it is a major structural piece!

Yes please! It's nicely done and PACAF.

chucksguides.com/aircraft/dcs/fa-18c/#[129,"XYZ",-8e-06,540,1]

Spot on!

I'm sure that had something to do with it. I swapped controls from my Winwing F-18 HOTAS setup to my Winwing F-16C setup to fly the Viper and something in there went crazy. I still don't know what exactly, but she hums like before now. Thanks!

Ah, I see. I thought the servers had that capability!

I'm a bit confused. In the ME, as @fagulhasaid, you can change the entire helmet, cosmetically! That squares it up to 2 different ways to have it off, the switch and not mounted at all.

The issue has been reported and fixed internally. No need for insults.

I served from 1997 to 2018, how about yourself? Yes, it is hard to get others to understand some things. No stars and no moon sometimes. I do think that the small boys in DCS are a little too bright at night.

You'd be surprised at how many do not like a challenge! Looking at the DCS picture, the deck would still be illuminated without the unnatural backlighting. Overall, it appears to be an overdone light effect. I hope they fix this someday. I was a yellow shirt for 20 years. You cannot see the hull number at night...unless you look really hard and squint. And you can barely see the island from the bow. The shadows and lighting sometimes drown a lot out. The further up the bow you go, the darker it gets. I had to lift my googles to put a bird on CAT 1 or 2. But I'm preaching to the choir here!

I will check and produce a track.