kuschmu

Hi Flappie, in fact I was not aware of the obsolescence of the Dynamic Weather and I encountered that strange effect only recently. So your recommendation is an easy solution and I will set up my missions accordingly with Static Weather. Thanks for the feedback

There you go ... btw: observing the effect in a trk replay only works the first time after dcs start. if you replay it a second time then the effect does not occur anymore ... ?? btw: also check out the 'topography' of the river viggen - 29x02 - Day (dynbug)-20240102-214559.trk

Maybe it has the same reason as in my case. See here: Do you have Dynamic Weather set up in your mission? If yes, try to set it to some Static Weather. Please report back if that helped, thanks.

Also in my case it was the JAS39 mod (latest release 1.8.5).

Could be my issue but could also be a bug ... I have a simple mission (OB 2.9), amongst others containing a hot Huey at Batumi. The mission is setup with dynamic weather. Then I fly over to the river and see that the water is moving upwards/downwards depending on flying speed and direction. When modifying the mission with some static weather then everything is ok. Can anybody confirm? Edit: Further testing showed that this effect only happens when the mission is run on a (dedicated) server and joined by a client. See the attached video clip: 04 2023-12-20_14-48-21.mp4

Hi dggoofy. I came across your campaign just recently and already finished mission #4. Congrats, it's a really cool campaign . So far I am very excited although the communication with ATC is actually not working, for whatever reason. Never mind though, the missions basically work! However I got stuck at the beginning of mission #4 when the bomb squad is expected to disembark from the HMV, which did not happen. The reason is obviously the radius of the 'Bomb_Squad' trigger zone which seems too small for the HMV to decelerate/stop within the zone (as required by the respective BS arrival trigger conditions). So I increased the radius a bit such that the car stops within the zone at WP-12 after the 'hold' task is triggered at WP-11. With this the blockade can be resolved. Thanks for your work. It's really great fun .

Well, this is weird! I tried DCS update 2.7 now on two Win10 pro PCs. One is a I7 CPU, 16GB RAM and GTX 1080/8GB and the other new one is a I9/32GB RAM system with a RTX 3090/24GB. On one system DCS crashes each time when I spawn the Viggen (and be sure, I applied all the above proposed repairs). Though with all other aircrafts there is no problem, no crash! On the other system DCS does not crash at all, even when I span the Viggen! So, now guess on which system DCS crashes ... ... aaawwh, it's the new system with the I9 CPU, 32GB RAM and RTX 3090/24GB!! Waiting for a patch, whoever brings it up (ed, nvidia, heatblur, ...)

Ok, I misunderstood, sorry. Have a nice day though. kuschmu

What about toggling the green switches in the module manager menu to disable these modules/terrains ...

+1 A very strange view, and very little chance to rescue properly on a snow-white steep plane in the mountains without texture. Lost several people in such a situation

As for me, best time is and still will be 24h! This will keep the server a challange for pilots who can and want do more than only nice weather and daylight flying. Night flights, e.g. with the Mi-8, provide full feature operation including night vision and search lights. What for were these features implemented if not for night operation? Have you ever flown under dawn conditions? It is so amazing when the sun begins its rise. What a beautiful scenery if the mountains around begin to glow in red! So far, these dawn times were at about noon (CET +1h), perfect for me (at the weekends). I would be happy enough with this. For the others, it would be daylight again in the afternoon and until late evening. So, please, do not cut the best moments out of this gorgeous mission. Or maybe, as an alternative, you could run a separate night mission in parallel for the night owls? Thanks anyway for your great mission :thumbup:

Oh Boy, this is sooo coool! Thanks a lot GT :)