Exhaust/contrail not affected by winds

[Andrew8604]

Is this an F-5 module problem or all of DCS? Anyway, an aircraft can be flying in a 30-knot crosswind and at a crab angle with reference to the ground (but still flying straight through the moving air mass) but the exhaust trail streams back in line with the aircraft's ground track. It should trail straight back from the aircraft, because it is in the moving air mass as well. In other words, the whole contrail or exhaust trail is floating in the moving crosswind. Any clouds at that altitude should also be moving with the moving air mass.

[SkateZilla]

Exhaust and Contrail Effects are Part of DCS Core, and not Specific to any one module.

[Andrew8604]

Thank you. I'll take this to the DCS Forums...I might even find it's already reported when I check there.