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I experienced this also but loading a second mission and pressing LShift+M worked.

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Well yeah, you have an image, but if it is static, DCS doesn't render it, it will just keep the last image rendered there, until you turn them on again

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Well ok, so although they are turned on in the options menu I somehow turned them off in the cockpit? Did I get this right?

 

I should try LShift and M?

 

Greetings

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Turned on in the options does only mean that they are available and turned on when joining a plane

 

For example: KA-50 with mirrors turned off has no mirrors, when enabled, the two mirrors above the cockpit will appear

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I confirm the bug in 1.5.4.56500.154:

 

- when the mission starts, the mirror are hidden

- when clicking on the mirror the first time (or equivalent shortkey), they rotate and turn on

- when clicking on the mirror again, the reflection is not updated anymore but it's not rotating to "hide away".

(then it cycles between active and static reflection).

 

The user must quit DCS in order to get the mirror rotated and blacked-out again, simply restarting a mission just shows a static image again.

 

The static image is prone to induce the pilot into believing there is no rear threat. I'm not sure it was intentional, but if it is, it might not be the best option? :)

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I think the very best is to animate the mirrors physically swiveling so the reflective surface cannot be seen if the real mirrors can be moved so.

 

If the mirror mount cannot be moved so as to hide the image surface then when the mirror effect is off there should be a placeholder image (gray, generic, witty joke, whatever). But the "last updated image from when you turned it off" is kinda bad.

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