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Thank you for your replies. The one thing I do not get is how to put (active) planes on a field, stationary. I mean, what is the first waypoint then? If I put the first waypoint on zero meters ands zero speed then the planes are shown in the result as crashed and pilot killed. And they still count as buildings. Also, if planes are put there as "buildings", why not active vehicles? I've tested it with some Tanker M978 and they show as such on the result list after the flight. Or has that to do with the more "simple" model of these against planes?

Hi, Because I couldn't find any thread on this subject I'll put my question here. How do you add stationary targets like planes to a mission? That is, I've added 4 planes from the blue side on a field for shooting practice. After the mission they all show up as "buildings" being hit. No matter what I try I simply cannot get them counted as "planes". The manual isn't helpful on this :book:, at least I could not find it.:dunno: I apologize upfront if there is a thread somewere else for these questions.

Hi, As I like to fly the SU-25 in LockOn I'm trying to get a profile for the Hotas Cougar as close to the real thing as possible. Therefore I'm looking for information about the exact function for each button on the SU-25 stick and throttle. I have searched the internet and all sorts of forums, even asked at Sukhoi..., but could not find the information and never got any answer. Could it be that this is still classified? Thanks for any help.

Hi Viper, First of all, thank you very much for the new profiles :thumbup:. Could it be that the latest version (download from megaupload) still has the bug for next_waypoint? The trim has the correct keys. Thanks again for your work, happy flying :pilotfly:

Why not asking for the StarForce option were you do not need a cd? This is what teh StarForce site has to say about this. The DiscFree technology 3.1 What is the DiscFree technology? The unique DiscFree technology allows you to employ the licensed software distributed on optical media, without the use of the optical media to verify the purchased software. In other words, once you bought a licensed disc, you only use it to install and run an application for the first time; then you put the disc away thus providing its mechanical safety. The essence of the technology is that it allows binding the licensed software distributed on optical media to the parameters of an end user computer, so that no licensed disc is required to run the application. In this case the user can use the disc to run the game again at any time, i.e. it is possible to switch binding at any moment. To perform binding to the parameters of your computer, you need a unique Serial Number provided by a publisher. In case the previously installed application is not operable, you can take the disc you bought, install the application once more and run it without any problems, at any time. You can also have two working copies of the application, for example, one copy at home, and another copy at work or in your portable computer. It is a publisher or developer of the program who decides, during the program protection, whether to use the DiscFree technology. =================================================== After all, I don't think that LockOn will be made copy-free.