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Camouflage adjustments and wear of tanks are pretty much done, remains to check what can still be done :pilotfly: Some IRL shots :

Thanks ! :) I continue to tweak the skin by adjusting some areas of the camo.

Yeah it would be pretty neat :D Ikr :D it's crazy how a photorealistic scene can make DCS even more visually realistic ! Thank you very much for taking the time to answer and what is more, in a precise way. I can not wait to see the result of the work done :thumbup: keep up the good works :pilotfly:

Hey there, I'm currently working on the 115-YD livery for those interested. It is basically the default 2-5 one with some remodeled and added details which correspond to the real plane. Nozzle inside more burned Little break over La Ferté-Alais :) Burn effect more visible here. Nothing added, just for the visual ;) @DECOY I was wondering... Do you guys ever integrate liveries made by the community in your module when it comes to existing ones ? =) Otherwise it will be uploaded on ED site when finished :thumbup:. The map on the pics is an actual mod that can be found on this site : http://virtualferte.fr/carte-publique-pour-dcs-mod-gratuit/ They did an amazing job on this. I don't see any performance differences and the resolution is pretty good for a photorealistic scenery (for most of the area). You can find it in static objects/structure in the mission editor. Hope it will bring more perspectives for future maps or the modding community :).

Thank you for telling me :thumbup: It should be good now.

Hi Jaguara, nice pics you got there I don't know... It does not look the same for all aircrafts. This one from Greece seems to have been taken in the light of day just like mine and looks much brighter : As for this retired 2000B I took (back in 2011). 115-OK N509 from Orange : Just compare the pics between the 115-OL currently in use and the 115-OK retired long ago, the difference is quite important.

Oh. I knew for the letters but not for the tail number, that is really good to know. Thank you for the precision Jojo. But as you say the beginning of the registration needs to be on the skin itself, and we don't have it (for the 115-K_,115-Y_) unless we do a custom one which won't be visible in multiplayer. But yeah, it may be just me who am too picky on little details :D.

Hello there :), I recently had the opportunity to visit the Orange BA 115 air base (main base of the mirage 2000C and B in France) during the air meeting of FOSA (End of May of this year). Visit during which I was able to climb in the cockpit of the real plane (operational one). So I wonder if the future cockpit we will get will look like the one that is currently operational in Orange or more like the grey/light blue we used to see before.I don't know if you scanned one during your trip to France, so that is why I ask. Here are pictures of the mirage 2000C 115-YD N107 : As we can see the dashboard is very dark gray, the rwr is deep turquoise surrounded by a chrome plate, The radio frequency display is deep flashy green and we have other turquoise button/lights (when off). The caution/warning advisory panel at the bottom right of the dashboard (not visible on the picture) was also turquoise (when off). We can also notice the HUD pedestal being very worn. It suggests to us that they used parts from the retired mirage 2000N that had these turquoise lights/panel everywhere. Here are some 2000N pics for example (not mine) : Here is a picture of the cockpit of a mirage 2000B (two-seater version of the C) from the same air base. Mirage 2000B 115-OL N530 (not mine): One last shot of a 2000C cockpit but this time in action at 2:53 min of this video : After this little photo album another question arises : Are we going to have a registration system that is close to the real ones? Like 115-YD etc... Or to have liveries of the originals without having this system of self generated number? Thank you in advance for a possible answer from the team. I am really impressed by the work done on this module. Eager to see what's coming. Kind regards