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Welcome to the DCS Tutorial Collection

An unofficial Webproject by MemphisBelle

 

Why a Tutorial Collection and what is the purpose behind?

Years ago I created a tutorial Collection for all systems and subsystems of the A-10C Warthog on the ED Forums. The initial Post grew so large that it reached the maximum allowed amount of signs and was therefore forced to move it to the ED Wiki. It turned out that the general concept was very successful and the community made heavy use of it. So I started to create a basic collection Frameset for all Modules. Unfortunately not all modules had tutorials. Most of the available Tutorials were scattered across the Internet and many of them had been collated on that particular platform. This Tutorial Collection was a great resource for all sorts of Pilots, whether they were long time community members or had just discovered DCS.

 

ED decided to shut down the ED Wiki due to a lack of up to date content as well as spam bots flooding the server, this meant that all this gathered information was instantly and completely lost from one second to the next. Well, they were not really lost of course, but except for the great "Chuck's DCS Tutorial Library" all the other Tutorials were scattered once again across the ED Forums and the Internet in general.

 

Since I´ve got my own Webserver I originally considered running my own Wiki to bring the Collection of Tutorials back to Life. On reflection, I believe this Wiki would´ve ended up like the ED Wiki. Therefore I decided to use my humble html/css knowledge and built a small website to bring the Tutorial Collection back to life only this time on a different Platform.

 

How does it work

To realize my idea to offer Information that can be easily navigated, we needed a logical path. By clicking on the "MODULES" navigation item on the upper menu, you´ll be directed to a page where all Modules are listed sorted by their individual branch (Fixed Wing separated in modern Aera, Vietnam and cold War etc.). Each individual Module page will direct you further to Module related information such as Tutorials, References as well as Hardware Profiles (if available). The representation of the Tutorials is further divided in Categories and Subcategories. All Information is available in form of YouTube Videos, PDF Files and Internet URLs.

 

It is important to mention that I wont store any material on my webserver, I am simply providing references to specific Information.

 

The right hand side boxes contain specific information to release notes, Release versions (linked to their individual Changelog reports posted by Eagle Dynamics on the ED Forums) and the most important YouTube Channels (linked to the individual Video libraries of each Channel) and furthermore Chucks Guides library on the ED Forums. Each Module also refers to Chucks Guides as well if available.

 

Can I participate?

Of course you can. If you´ve created your own Tutorial and want it to be added to the collection, just shoot me a message in the ED Forums or send me an Email. For my contact information click this link below.

 

ENTER THE WEBSITE

 

Tutorial update: 12-06-2021

# MI-24P Tutorial Page was added to the Website with Wags initial Academic Videos 

 

I´m running a thread within the DCS World Topics Subforums. But I´ll ask for getting it closed as this is a far better place for it to get recognized.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you, MemphisBelle, you are a god!!! I just found your article in the vast ED Forums and I’m so happy I did. Everything relating to ED is there. I don’t know what else to say, I’m speechless...

 

Cuco Negron

San Juan, PR

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Very happy to help here Memphis!

 

I've just completed the 5 part series for the Gazelle which includes 'quick fix' tutorials.

Youtube channel has the quick fix tutorials too.

 

Rendering Part 5 now but, Full playlist here:  

 

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Very welcome. The quick fix videos are straight to the point and basically reminders / walkthroughs but the actual tutorials are also there for those who want to know the what, where, when, why, what and how.

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On 9/14/2021 at 12:14 AM, [WF]-Templar said:

Very welcome. The quick fix videos are straight to the point and basically reminders / walkthroughs but the actual tutorials are also there for those who want to know the what, where, when, why, what and how.

 

 

Hey there,

 

I´ve integrated your Series now on my website. You can either navigate to it by following the Series button in the head navigation on my website, or simply follow this link below 😆
http://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/SA342_seriescol.php#wf

you´ve got some very good Videos there. You plan to make some more?

 

regards Memphis

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Hi Memphis!  Absolutely - just had a couple of weeks off, am going to finish the Gazelle Video no 5 and then on to others!

 

Thanks for the support.

 

Best wishes

 

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for those who are interested, I´ve added a section on my Tutorial Collection with Casmo´s Videos about the Apache. The list is in a more logical order, have fun...he explains many interesting stuff. If you want to navigate from the frontpage, use the "Modules" Tab from the main menu. The Apache icon will bring you to the quick info page.

http://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/AH-64D_Casmo.php#casmo

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I´ve stumbled over a jewel of a Tutorial Series Collection covering the Mi-8, the Author is vsTerminus on YouTube. The Videos are around 2 years old already. Too bad I haven´t found them earlier.
I can only beg you guys. If you have Tutorials that you want to share with others, please send me your resource links, and I´ll add them to my Website.

http://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/Mi-8_seriescol.php

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31 minutes ago, MemphisBelle said:

I´ve stumbled over a jewel of a Tutorial Series Collection covering the Mi-8, the Author is vsTerminus on YouTube. The Videos are around 2 years old already. Too bad I haven´t found them earlier.
I can only beg you guys. If you have Tutorials that you want to share with others, please send me your resource links, and I´ll add them to my Website.

http://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/Mi-8_seriescol.php

 

I've seen them, and they are great. 

Your website is great too, bookmarked! 

Thanks! 👍🏻 

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1 hour ago, MemphisBelle said:

I´ve stumbled over a jewel of a Tutorial Series Collection covering the Mi-8, the Author is vsTerminus on YouTube


Yep, each one of his videos was outstanding, I learned the Hip thanks to him 👍. There is a thread here about them:

 

 

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Yep, each one of his videos was outstanding, I learned the Hip thanks to him 👍. There is a thread here about them:

 

 

Thanks, I´ll contact him. His way to explain Stuff is outstanding

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I've seen them, and they are great. 

Your website is great too, bookmarked! 

Thanks! 👍🏻 

Thanks, unfortunately I recieve very little to no feedback and almost no Tutorial suggestions, thus many Modules might lack important Tutorials as I have to look for them by my own. I can only encourage any Tutorial Author to send me your resources whether they may be as Video, pdf or other resource and I´ll add them to the respective Module page

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Hey, glad you found my tutorials. I learned a lot about the module while I was making them, and over the last couple years it seems they have helped a lot of people; That's awesome.

 

The Tactical DCS discord has channels with resources and tutorials for every module, you might have some luck looking through there to see what kinds of content people have shared or recommended.

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F-15E Tutorial Collection has been added to the Tutorial Collection Website

http://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/F-15E_tutcol.php

 

EDIT: There´s been an error in the Code that prevented one to enter the F-15E Tutorial Collection, one always has landed on the F-15C page. The mistake has been fixed and it works now.

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Today I did spend some time adding CasmoTV´s content to my website. Thus he got his own Section in the F-15E Tutorial Series as well as his Channel has been added to the YouTube Favourites which one can find at the top of each page.

I think that he created lots of valuable stuff and thus deserved that step, go on Casmo with your efforts, they are great.

F-15E Tutorial Series collection

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Major Website update with yet missing Modules added to the Modules overview. Secondly, the F-4E Phantom II by Heatblur Tutorial Collection page has been opened up with the initially released Academic Videos: https://www.dcs-tutorial-collection.de/contents/pages/F-4E_tutcol.php#top

 

Second thing to say is that I´m still working on the websites mixed Content issue (warning message that this Side is not safe). My Website is safe to use as it does not contain any Data collecting assets, it's a very simple Website created just of html/CSS and .php pages and very minor scripts to embed user counter in the footer. All that is only to represent Youtube Links. In fact I could have done that also with a Text file a very simple HTML only code, no CSS and no PHP, but no one would dare to check it then. Thus all the efforts are just to give this all a nice eye candy. Its not even a CMS, its entirely constructed in Notepad++ from scratch. However, a SSL encryption certificate has been installed and I´m tracking down remaining http: references. I just want you guys to know that there´s no need to worry about to use my Website.

 

Update:
You might notice, that I´m currently working on the Website. I plan to provide a better understanding on which Modules are covered with Tutorials already and which are not. This will be enabled by a simple border frame around the image. Those who have a green border have tutorials and those with a red border have not. But that all takes a while as I´m changing the module icons in the same process. However, meanwhile I´ll of course keep adding the latest Tutorials for the Phantom.

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Important Information about the Websites Security issue. The Warning concerning insecure Website has now been fixed. The Website HTTPS forwarding was set up and works, certificates are in place and mixed Content issues solved. From now on, I continue on finishing the new layout and add more content.

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Let me know if you like the new representation of Tutorials covering a Module, or if you rather prefer the old style. The Mouseover Effect still only turns the Module color from Black/white to colored.
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I gave up on the new concept of Highlighting covered and not covered Modules on my website. I now decided to showcase Modules without Tutorials (at least not yet covered on my Tutorial Collection) with a dimmed image and a respective Tool Tip information.
 

Next big thing is the growing Tutorial base on the F-4E Phantom. Whoever sees this and is a Content Creator, please don't hesitate and send ye links to your material. I´ll add these then to my website. That of course does not apply for the Phantom alone, it applies for all available Modules.

The third subject on this news List is the addition of the Fire Control Radar (FCR) of the AH-64D Apache, which has now also received a separate Category on the Apache page, go and check it out.

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