Barnes

Thanks for the replies. I’ll try not to stress over being set to exactly 82 degrees then. I can see how slowing down the rotation of the nozzles could be an issue when trying to lift off from the carrier with a full load.

Hi Guys, I have a joystick with only one slider which I use for the throttle. I have the nozzles set up on a couple of spare buttons on the same joystick. When I use these buttons, I am finding that the nozzles rotate too quickly for me to make any sort of precise setting. For example, when shooting for 82 degrees I usually end up going back and forth between 79 and 84 ish :joystick:. After a few attempts I usually get it, but it is completely by luck. When using the stop for 60 degree take offs there is no issue, but I want to keep the stop out of the way during landings. Is there a lua that I can edit to slow down the rate of nozzle rotation? Thanks!

I would also love to see this feature added if possible.

I share your sentiments. It has been a very, very long time since any company has taken the risk of producing a combat study sim with the same depth as DCS: A-10C and to be honest I never thought that we would see one like this ever again... (Black Shark is also a fine piece of work, but I prefer fixed wing aircraft) I am learning something new from this sim every day and I am really enjoying my ride on this leaning curve! This reminds me of the excitement that I felt when I first cracked open the manual for Falcon4.0 and considering the depth of A-10C, it is relatevely bug-free when compared to the initial release of F4. My thanks to Wags and everyone at Eagle Dynamics! I hope this sim is well supported and that we will see more like it in the future.

I must also admit, I really miss the additional mouse-look mode from Black Shark. I also own a TrackIR and know what you mean - I've tried to love it but I still feel more comfortable using the mouse to look around. I would love to see the 3rd mouselook mode enabled if it is buried somewhere in the DCS: A-10C code.