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Hey Santi :) Cool, I didn't know sorry, I'm so old fashioned dog that was waiting to see a tag or something. Thank you.

Friendly bump :) Bignewy would you like me to post a specific bug report? Do we need to look more into it? Thanks.

I reported this last week. Hopefully the bug will be fixed soon. https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=267386

Dedicated Server in Notebook Will this notebook be enough to run DCS dedicated server? CELERON J3160 QUAD CORE - 4 GB DDR3 - 500 GB HDD - Windows 10 - WiFi 802.11b/g/n - Intel HD Graphics 505 up to 750 MHz - Audio Intel High Definition

When I start a dedicated server it occupies for example on a given mission 3,5gb or ram. Then after 30 minutes or so it goes down to 400mb of ram Why is this and what does it mean? Thanks.

I noticed that you haven't mentioned coordinates in TGP screen. Does that mean that's not coming soon? Thanks.

I didn't mean to make anyone angry, take it easy. The fact that the Hornet looks complex to you doesn't mean that its interface of simulating real systems is there. I'm talking about the relationship between parts of the plane that are in a game state. Every early access module is in a sort of game mode, otherwise things would not work. I wasn't saying in any way that the Hornet is bad. For example, without just one of many of the systems that ED is still to code, there would be 90% of the plane that would not work in real life but does in DCS. THAT'S why I was saying it is in a game mode. Again, take it easy please.

Right now the whole Hornet is in game mode, nothing is simulated in terms of complete cross system interface. In time, and when ED feels it is time, they will start simulating systems like in other aircraft.

This^ Those IMHO should have come way before a lot of the weapons we have now. Even with markpoints the Hornet experience would be a totally different one than today's.

You know what? That's happened to me as well. I tried setting AUTO manually and the results were still the same. I was using WPDSG instead of TGP so despite being very happy about what Bignewy just said, I can't help thinking that maybe there were two bugs moving around this topic and we didn't know. Don't take this the wrong way, I'm happy that the team fixed the issue, I'm just thinking outloud.

As always: amazing work, thanks! I'll look forward to testing auto bombing!

Well, others have said that they use different ones with apparent knowledge, so I'll pass on the core affinity thing as it has brought hell and misery to me before.

So I don't know if Bignewy and company got to read the last part of the OP, but he/she says that the issue lays in whether you manually set AUTO or let the TGT set it for you. "Isolated the issue. You must manually select AUTO mode for you bombs before designating a target (the system will automatically switch to AUTO mode if you haven't selected it already). If you let it automatically switch to AUTO mode, your bombs will always be short. So, at least there's a work around for this at the moment. "

Hey no worries of course, wasn't complaining rather than letting you all know this was still in since I felt you maybe intended to say that they were not sure if the fix in pipeline was indeed related to this one. :)

I would be happy just if ED makes the ICLS stabilized like IRL. ACLS can come later.

Hello Bignewy. As you requested, I checked after today's update and the issue still persists. The second track ending in "match2" is the one that shows much better the behaviour reported. Thanks.

I don't see any reason why it would not. Good idea. Does anybody know how to exactly determine which core DCS uses and what core the dedicated server uses? When I run DCS with Afterburner all 6 cores are jumping up and down doing stuff so it is impossible for me to know which one is the one in use by DCS. I am wondering this to determine if indeed DCS and dedicated server use different threads.

Thanks, I did some testings and yes you are indeed right. I wonder about the second thing. I'd love to do it.

Ciribob just told me yesterday that he can't make the ufc work. So you're saying that the CPHR pushbutton control which radio the KY58 encrypts?

Hello people. I just started in the world of dedicated servers and came across two doubts. 1- If I host the server in the same PC I use to fly, will it make any difference performance wise? 2- Can I install the dedicated server in an external USB hard drive and run it from there on a notebook for example? 3- In a separate pc with the dedicated server running, does it have to be as powerful as the dcs webpage says? I found that strange.

Friendly bump :)

Hello hello! Any news about this? I know it is no priority but I'm anxious to know what the team thinks.

Nah, it's fine :) I would though put the trackfile in the report itself.

Just go easy with the report. Make clear that you don't know if it's a bug but rather want they to check for you.

I don't think it is correct either but the systems are very complex and we might be missing something. Report it and see what ED says about it.