Official News 2023

Chizh · December 29, 2022

Official News 2023

Graphics · January 6, 2023

6 January 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We hope that you enjoyed the New Year and holiday festivities and are looking forward to great things in 2023. We look forward to helping make this a year for all to remember in a good way. The DCS 2022 Winter Sale is still on-going with fantastic 50% savings on our most popular aircraft, maps, and campaigns. Don’t miss this chance to grab DCS: F-16C Viper and DCS: F/A-18C Hornet at half price! Hurry, the offer ends on the 8th of January at 23:59 GMT.

This year will see our substantial work on the DCS Core being deployed in the near future. In addition to performance enhancements we hope to make DCS an even more realistic and entertaining place to fly. Notable tasks include DLSS/NIS, multi-threading, Vulkan API, Earth Map, updated weather, improved FLIR maps, Dynamic Campaign, updated Air Traffic Control (ATC), more and improved human animations for pilots and infantry, deck and ground crew, expanded multiple light sources, progress on voice chat, new visual special effects, new bomb fuzes, Mach shock cones, aircraft and ground AI Improvements, and the General Flight Model.

Please read the details below and note that these are the items that we will be working on in 2023 and not necessarily planned to be released in 2023. Make sure to watch the 2023 AND BEYOND video. Enjoy!

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

2023 and Beyond

Watch the video

We believe that 2023 will be a truly exciting year for all, with the introduction of eagerly awaited modules like the DCS: F-4E by Heatblur, DCS: F-15E by RAZBAM, DCS: OH-58D Kiowa Warrior by Polychop, DCS: F4U-1D Corsair by Magnitude 3, DCS: C-130J by the Airplane Simulation Company, new Mirage F1 versions by Aerges, DCS: Normandy 2.0 map by Ugra Media, the DCS: Sinai Map by OnReTech, and more! Please don’t miss to watch our 2023 AND BEYOND VIDEO!

Please remember that the Christmas and New Years Sale contains half price deals on our most popular aircraft including exclusive 50% discounts on the DCS: Mosquito FB IV, DCS: Mi-24P Hind, DCS: F-16C Viper, DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, and DCS: Supercarrier. This offer ends on the 8th of January 2023 at 23:59 GMT. Thank you!

DCS Core

Improvements

Multithreading
Multithreading has been one of our primary efforts to improve DCS performance, and it is currently in closed beta testing. Initially two threads (graphical and logical) will be implemented, and once the technology is stable and mature, we plan to expand this number. Large and complex missions, both single player and server based as well as the upcoming dynamic campaigns, will see the most significant performance enhancements.

Our render graph was written from scratch along with many other subsystems. We now benefit from parallel rendering that schedules inter-dependent rendering tasks in a correct and optimal order (e.g., mirror reflections first, then mirrors while running other independent draw calls in parallel), frame graph, graphic scenes, scene renderer, and scene manager. We unified all other graphic subsystems that permit node embedding in the render graph. This allows us to rapidly experiment with new graphic pipelines and enhance efficiency. The introduction of our render graph will improve DCS efficiency and deliver optimal performance with modern graphics APIs such as Vulkan.

Vulkan API
Implementation of the Vulkan API continues in parallel with the multithreading effort. Our Vulkan renderer is integrated with the new render graph, and it benefits from multithreading by using render graph mechanics of background loading of textures and geometry, rendering objects in parallel, terrain streaming, etc. As a result, many rendering tasks submitted to the graphics card will no longer need to wait for each other and hence be processed simultaneously.

In our endeavor to unify DirectX and Vulkan renderers, we have developed a mod state where both backends produce identical results. We now have two fully compatible implementations that run under the same API. This means that all our applied graphics modules (the code that renders our skies, clouds, models, effects, etc.) will work the same way on both renderers. To achieve this, we ensured that all our shaders could be converted into Vulkan format in addition to implementing a shader converter available from within DCS permitting to compile any shader on the fly. It is interesting to note that the shader conversion has taken an inordinately large amount of time.

The main achievement in 2022 is that DCS now works under Vulkan producing the same visuals as under DirectX. This result is fully ‘transparent’ for our graphics programmers, allowing them to write the same code for both platforms without the need to have separate code paths for Vulkan and DirectX11 and beyond.

The next step is to provide our graphics programmers with the new Vulkan features compared to DirectX 11. These include new types of shaders (as per Shader Model 6 and further), ray tracing, some advanced rendering techniques, such as GPU driven rendering, and similar.

DLSS
Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) 2.0 is coming to DCS this year. DLSS is a family of real-time deep learning image enhancement and upscaling technologies for RTX 20, 30 and 40 series Nvidia graphics cards. The goal of this technology is to allow most of the graphics pipeline to run at a lower resolution for increased performance, and then infer a higher resolution image from this that contains the same level of detail as if the image had been rendered at this higher resolution. This allows for higher graphical settings and/or frame rates for a given output resolution, depending on user preference.

In addition to DLSS, Nvidia Image Scaling (NIS) will also be available. NIS is a scaling and sharpening tool with an algorithm that uses a 6-tap filter with 4 directional scaling and adaptive sharpening filters to boost performance. This is best used for non-RTX Nvidia graphics cards that do not support DLSS.

Following the completion of DLSS/NIS, we will investigate Fidelity FX Super Resolution (FSR) for AMD GPUs.

Spherical Earth Map
2022 saw great progress creating the tools and technologies to support a precise spherical Earth map for DCS. Because this map will be based on current day, it will operate independently of the current and future regional maps that allow historic maps such as World War II, Korea, Vietnam, and other scenarios. Spherical Earth efforts will continue in 2023.

Weather
Building upon the weather enhancements that were introduced with DCS 2.7, we have been further developing weather to include moving clouds and towering cumulus clouds and more sophisticated atmospheric phenomena. New fog and dust storms are being developed that are integral parts of the volumetric cloud system. The old DCS fog is a separate system that is calculated for a flat earth. It does not consider shadows from the terrain and clouds, so it has limitations. The new fog will be computed for a spherical earth and takes shadows into account. We also plan to optimize the volumetric clouds and increase their basic quality. A separate and complex project currently in development is the dynamic cloud generator which will then need to be integrated with the dynamic weather systems of low/high pressure systems and new/evolving cloud types.

A later task, once the foundation is complete, will be to provide AI line of sight blocking in addition to light direction/scattering visibility limitations for AI.

FLIR
2022 saw significant improvements to how Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) is modeled in DCS World. In addition to writing the technology needed to create the characteristics of the camera, a great deal of work is being invested into the enhanced thermal signatures of mobile units, map objects, environmental heating, and cooling, as well as specific visual effects and artifacts. We will also be adding initial thermal signature conditions for ground units in the Mission Editor.

Eagle Dynamics Dynamic Campaigns Engine (EDDCE)
2022 saw the completion of all major engineering components of the EDDCE. In 2023 we continue development and testing and making improvements to these components as well as adding new features where needed. We are also enhancing the mechanics in the campaign editor to avoid issues that may arise when the EDDCE is used for different maps. The next big tasks include transferring mission data between player and AI pilots and creating a specific graphic user interface.

Please see our previous Newsletter for greater detail on the subject.

Air Traffic Control (ATC)
2022 has focused on the continued development of the Supercarrier ATC system. Following its completion, the next focus will be to bring those advancements to airfields. This is certainly no simple task and will require three unique ATC systems for: western modern day, eastern modern day, and World War II.

A complete redesign of the modern day, western ATC system is underway. In parallel, modern day western radio communications for Flight, Other Flights, AWACS, and Tanker are also being revised.

Human Animations
Starting with new AH-64D pilots in 2022, this work will continue into 2023 to include new infantry and more pilots with more life-like models and animations. Priority pilot models first include the F/A-18C and F-16C pilots.

Deck Crew and Ground Crew
Starting with the Supercarrier deck crew, we continued to develop this feature in 2023. We are now continuing this effort to include startup and taxi to catapult deck crew logic and animations. Following the completion of deck crew, we then plan to use this technology to create airfield ground crew and interactions.

Multiple Light Sources
DCS 2.8 saw great advancements in world lighting, but our efforts continue. The next big lighting advancement will be the introduction of multiple, global light sources, and no longer only the sun and moon. This will allow more realistic night scenes that account for airfield flood lights, city lights, and more. You can see these initial efforts on the Persian Gulf map.

Voice Chat
First introduced in 2019, the free Voice Chat integrated into DCS allows Voice Over IP communications based on chat rooms and how you have your aircraft radios configured. 2022 was focused on improving radio communications and stable connections, even over a VPN. In 2023 we continue to develop this feature with realistic radio sounds, effects and plug-and-play audio device compatibility.

Visual Special Effects
Some of the more notable visual effect tasks include munitions with airburst fuzes, napalm, and Mach shock cone based on airspeed and weather around the aircraft.

Virtual Reality
VR is very important for all and we have heard your concerns regarding performance and we continue to optimize VR performance for DCS. The primary areas of VR performance improvement are multithreading and the Vulkan API, particularly for larger missions. We are also reviewing all world Level of Details (LODs).

Unit AI Improvements
In 2022 we saw great improvements to the Beyond Visual Range (BVR) and Basic Fighter Maneuvers (BFM) AI for our jet aircraft. Moving forward, we now intend to improve multi-ship BVR and Air Combat Maneuvering (ACM) tactics and appropriate AI tactics for World War II aircraft.

For ground units, our primary AI tasks include improved pathing and implementing suppression effects for more than just infantry units.

General Flight Model (GFM) for AI Aircraft
Whilst the updated BFM AI can make a significant difference in how the AI flies, the General Flight Model (GFM) will provide improved flight dynamics for AI aircraft that better constrain the aircraft to true-to-life performance.

GFM is a significant improvement to the Standard Flight Model (SFM) that is based on drag and thrust characteristic trajectories. The SFM can provide a good Center of Gravity trajectory model, but it relies on reliable source data to tune the overall performance that includes the entire flight envelope, sustained and instantaneous turn rate, energy gain, etc.

GFM adds additional short-period aircraft movement by adding our base solid body, contact models and aerodynamic moments. This results in more realistic control displacements during maneuvers that provide more human-like appearances. With GFM, the AI will also encounter wake turbulence.

Thank you again for your passion and support, we look forward to serving you in the exciting year of 2023. Happy New Year to you and your family!

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · January 13, 2023

13 January 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are pleased to inform you that we are all back at work and excited for the year ahead. If you have not already seen it, check out our 2023 & Beyond video. Thank you!

2022 saw significant enhancements including important work on the DCS: F-16C Viper and DCS: AH-64D, including further progress on the DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, DCS: Supercarrier, and DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer. Please read the details of where these modules are heading in 2023 and beyond.

We also have great things planned for our World War II warbirds in 2023, and these will be detailed in a later newsletter.

Whilst much of our aircraft module work will be on these early access modules, we will continue to update, fix, and improve all our other modules too.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F/A-18C Hornet

Development Progress

Flight Model (FM) and Flight Control System (FCS) Update. Our flight model and FCS have both come a long way and we will continue to enhance flight performance and handling characteristics which will include a complete review of the FM in ground effect. We also plan to refactor landing gear mechanics in order to enhance landing realism as well as touch-and-go behavior.

Radar Update. In parallel with refactoring the Flight Model and FCS, a refactoring of the Hornet radar is well underway. Key elements to address are improving the look-down, PRF, scan azimuth and more in order to offer improved detection and target tracking simulation.

GPS Weapon Lofting. An important weapon delivery option for JDAM and JSOW weapons is the ability to loft for extended range. There are several HUD and HSI changes that we plan to make this year to enable this enhanced delivery profile.

New Pilot Model. Whilst the Hornet already features a cockpit-view pilot model, we are creating a much improved and more realistic model with corrected kit elements, and have more life-like animations.

New Fuzes. Currently, the Hornet bombs only have contact detonation fuzes like the M904 and M905. In 2023 we will be working on new fuzes such as the DSU-33 airburst fuze and the FMU-152 Joint Programmable Fuze (JPF). Unlike other fuzes that must be programmed while the aircraft is on the ground, the JPF allows fuze programming while airborne.

In addition to the cockpit functionality to support these fuzes, changes will also need to be made to the Mission Editor, visual effects, and weapon damage effects to include them. Not a simple task.

Data Transfer Cartridge (DTC) and MUMI Page. After completion of the F-16C DTC, we will begin work on the Hornet DTC and MUMI page that will allow users to preconfigure mission elements like waypoints and their sequences, datalink, countermeasures, weapons, sensors, and more. This is planned for both the Mission Editor and Mission Planner.

ALR-67 Updates. The Hornet will see new symbols and enhancements added to the ALR-67 radar warning receiver. Some of these include emitter jamming, FLIR assignment, HARM assignment, and different radar types.

Carrier INS Alignment. In addition to ground start alignment, we will plan to add aircraft carrier deck alignment that allows the aircraft to align based on aircraft carrier acting as the alignment reference source.

The above are our primary Hornet focus items for 2023, but they are by no means exclusive. We will continue to fix bugs and tune items, light external lights, as needed. Other elements that we plan to work on after the above include the HSI Slew function and further Multi-Source Integration (MSI) options.

F-16C Viper

Development Progress

Probably more so than any other Eagle Dynamics fixed-wing aircraft, the Viper saw the greatest amount of improvements in 2022. Building upon this, our goal is to complete all advertised features in 2023.

You will see the inclusion of the tail hook and alternate landing gear handle in the January update. Items planned for later in the year include:

Improved Radar Warning Receiver. The ALR-56M will be seeing a significant improvement this year that will better match its real-world counterpart regarding symbols, tones, and behavior. The final stage of this will be the inclusion of the Handoff function with the ability to hear unique radar pulse repetition frequency tones.

Cockpit View Pilot Model. Following the completion of the new Hornet pilot model, we will do the same for the Viper. This will be a high-detail model of a USAF/ANG F-16 pilot circa 2007 with correct kit and lifelike animations.

Radar Update. The same work going into the Hornet radar update will also apply to the Viper’s radar. This will result in even more realistic radar detection and tracking capabilities.

Data Transfer Card (DTC) and Data Transfer Equipment (DTE) Page. Our first DTC functionality task for fixed-wing aircraft will be the F-16C. This starts with the DTE MPD items (steerpoints, mark points, geo reference lines, destination points, and threat points). After which, we’ll add other DTC/DTE elements like communications, stores inventory, weapon profiles, etc.

Air-to-Air Datalink Assignment. Using the Improved Data Link Modem (IDM), players will be able to assign wingmen 2, 3, and 4 air-to-air targets using radar. This will only come after the DTC/DTE features are complete, and this may push past 2023.

Following these priority items, we will also work on the radar Velocity Search mode, the Digital Maneuvering Cue (DMC), JDAM/JSOW loft indication, the Sniper ATP targeting pod, and ALE-50 towed decoy in 2023 and later. Like the Hornet, fixing bugs and tuning features will be ongoing and in parallel to adding new features.

AH-64D

Development Progress

The AH-64D is an exceedingly complex aircraft with much work still to do. The biggest tasks underway are the introduction of the AGM-114L radar-guided Hellfire missile and implementation of the Improved Datalink Model (IDM) that will allow flight members to exchange their location and targets. In parallel with these two important tasks, we are also working on the following in 2023:

Improved Flight Model and Stability and Control Augmentation System (SCAS). Compared to fixed-wing aircraft, a rotary-wing aircraft like the AH-64D can be a handful to fly, and a helicopter’s flight model is a very complex simulation to get properly implemented and “dialed in”. The AH-64D’s Flight Management Computer operates using a substantial series of logics to govern the SCAS, which can be almost as complex as the flight model itself to implement. We are continuing to refine the SCAS to make flying this aircraft a bit easier by adjusting the collective channel behavior, tuning the yaw offset, eliminating the roll when ham-fisting the collective, and adjusting the hold modes.

Fire Control Radar (FCR). The FCR is one of the features that significantly adds lethality compared to the older A model. The FCR will be able to scan for, detect, classify, and cue weapons to both air and ground units. This will be one of our team’s larger tasks for 2023.

Laser Spot Tracker. In addition to laser self-designating, the AH-64D will also detect and track a laser from an off-board designation source like another aircraft or a JTAC.

Laser Warning Receiver. Our AH-64D can already detect both radar emission and missile launches, but it will also be able to detect and warn you of being laser designated. A laser designation is a good indication that you may have a tank round or laser-guided missile coming your way.

Radar Frequency Interferometer (RFI) and Radar Jammer. The RFI is part of the FCR, and it can provide the location of radar emitters in range and azimuth and the radar jammer and reduce the effectiveness. We plan to work on these after the above items, but they may be 2024 development tasks.

A-10C II Tank Killer

Development Progress

The remaining feature for this module is the ARC-210 radio. This is nearing release, and it will feature UHF and VHF functions with related Upfront Controller (UFC), STAT page, and COMM page updates. This will add one ARC-210 radio and remove one of the two VHF radios.

Following its release, we will then add satellite communications into the DCS World for all aircraft where it's available.

As with the Hornet and Viper, we also plan to add DTC and Link 16 functions to the A-10C II, but this effort will not start until after 2023 given the amount of DTC work that must first happen with the Hornet and Viper. Also, after the Hornet and Viper efforts, we’d like to add a cockpit view pilot.

Supercarrier

Development Progress

The Supercarrier has been receiving a lot of work behind the scenes. This can be divided into the following features:

Ready Room and PRIFLY (airboss deck). Both views will provide new functionality never seen before in a DCS product. To complete this, we will first need to release the Vulkan API into DCS.

Both rooms will be a 3D environment that support VR and Voice Chat that allows you to:

Ready Room

Review your mission brief and set up your aircraft.
View various cameras around the deck.
Chat with other players.
Review the mission map.
Live sounds from “the roof”.

PRIFLY

View the deck below you.
Direct the carrier’s heading and speed with wind indications (permission controls available for network play).
Control deck lighting.
View PLAT CAM.
View plotting map.

New Plane Directors and Captains. The next big step is to add plane captains next to the aircraft that pass the pilot to a series of plane directors (yellow shirts) that will route the aircraft from its parking spot to the assigned catapult. Upon landing, yellow shirts will direct the aircraft from the landing box to its assigned parking location or back to a catapult.

We truly hope you enjoyed this update on our plans for 2023, we look forward to making them a reality. Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · January 19, 2023

20 January 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are delighted to announce our Chinese New Year sale which offers you savings of up to 50% across most of our aircraft, theaters and campaigns in addition to brand new set of exciting bundles with exceptionally big savings. This DCS 2023 Chinese New Year Sale has officially started and it will run until the 29th of January on both our e-shop and Steam.

Deka IronWork Simulations have announced upcoming improvements to their DCS: JF-17 Thunder. This further development will make the module almost complete. Please read their progress report below, and look out for completed cockpit textures in the next update. Now is the time to pick up the ‘Jeff’ with an excellent 30% discount!

SATAC 22 sign up is extended until the end of January! Make sure you join up and witness the most premium of all air to air championships. The 51st PVO & 100th KIAP are celebrating 12 years of SATAC and guarantee this is their biggest event yet!

The DCS: F-14 Speed and Angels Campaign by Reflected Simulations is coming in hot as part of the next Open Beta update. Read the preview below and stay tuned for its launch!

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Lunar Sale and Bundles

E-Shop and Steam

Please enjoy special Lunar New Year Sale savings that will last until the 29th of January 2023 on our Shop and Steam! New bundles that provide massive discounts are now available:

The ‘Teens’ Bundle $ 79.99

DCS: F-16C Viper
DCS: F/A-18C Hornet

‘Be The Maverick’ Bundle $64.99

DCS: F/A-18C Hornet
DCS: Supercarrier

Cold War Warriors Bundle $64.99

DCS: F-86F Sabre
DCS: MiG-15Bis
DCS: F-5E Tiger II

Attack Helicopter Bundle $144.99

DCS: Mi-24P Hind
DCS: Black Shark 3
DCS: AH-64D

Helicopter ‘Heavies’ Bundle $44.99

DCS: UH-1H Huey
DCS: Mi-8MTV2

Desert Operations Bundle $44.99

DCS: Persian Gulf
DCS: NEVADA Test and Training Range

Warbird Attack Bundle $49.99

DCS: P-47D Thunderbolt
DCS: Mosquito

Warbird Allied Fighters Bundle $44.99

DCS: P-51D Mustang
DCS: Spitfire Mk.IX

Warbird Axis Pack $69.99

DCS: Bf-109K
DCS: Fw-190A
DCS: Fw-190D

US 80’s Bundle $89.99

DCS: F-5E Tiger II
DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer
DCS: NEVADA Test and Training Range

Channel Map Bundle $34.99

DCS: The Channel
DCS: WWII Asset Pack

Channel Defense Bundle $84.99

DCS: The Channel
DCS: P-51D Mustang
DCS: Spitfire Mk.IX
DCS: WWII Asset Pack

Flying Legends Bundle $149.99

DCS: Mosquito FB IV
DCS: P-47D Thunderbolt
DCS: Bf-109 K-4 Küfurt
DCS: Fw-190 Anton
DCS: Fw-190 Dora
DCS: P-51D Mustang
DCS: Spitfire Mk.IX

Desert Storm Bundle $199

DCS: F-16C Viper
DCS: F/A-18C Hornet
DCS: Supercarrier
DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer
DCS: AH-64D
DCS: Persian Gulf

All modules on the Shop are now -50%. Please find the list of discount exceptions below:

Modules with a 30% discount

Modules with a 25% off discount

Campaigns with a 25% discount by Reflected Simulations:

Modules not on Sale:

By Baltic Dragon:

Only on the DCS Shop, most aircraft, terrains, and campaigns will also be on sale with up to 50% off! Please check out this fabulous opportunity to land yourself a bargain. To those of you who are celebrating the Chinese New Year, we would like to extend our best wishes, peace and prosperity to your families and friends for the coming year ahead. We will continue to serve each and every one of our communities around the world. Thank you!

Deka IronWork

Development Report

The development of the DCS: JF-17 Thunder is nearing completion. The Chinese flight manual will receive some updates soon, and the translation of the English manual is still in progress. In the meantime, completed cockpit textures will be avaialble in the next update. Pylon and adapters textures in the exterior model have also been updated.

We plan to finish the exterior model including more skins and livery template and release them together with pylon texture by March 2023. In addition, we will continue to add and correct JF-17 features once we have new information.

– Deka Ironwork

DCS x SATAC

Championship

Once a year, the 51st PVO stages a Championship called Squadron Air to Air Championship (SATAC). The focus is to bring a fair and prestigious platform for competitive Air to Air sportsmanship where all squadrons and airframes are invited, please read the full SATAC Championship Post. Hurry, signups are still open! The schedule will be announced shortly after registration has closed. Join the 51st PVO Regiment Discord channel for more details.

F-14 Speed & Angels

Campaign by Reflected

“Speed and Angels, the Campaign” is a joint production between Reflected Simulations, and Commander Paco Chierici. Paco is a former Tomcat fighter pilot and F-5 bandit. He is the creator and producer of the film Speed and Angels and the novel Lions of the Sky. Together Paco and Reflected have joined forces to bring you a truly epic DCS campaign combining next level realism and immersion. Together Paco and Reflected have joined forces to bring you a truly epic DCS campaign passionately weaving story, realism, and immersion. You will live the campaign. DCS: F-14 Speed & Angels will be available in the next Open Beta.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · January 27, 2023

27 January 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We hope you are all well and enjoying our Lunar Sale. Please note that this is your last chance to take advantage of some incredible bundle deals as well as up to 50% off most of our aircraft, theaters and campaigns. Many thanks for your support!

DCS Open Beta is now on version 2.8.2.35632 and includes native OpenXR support. A notable number of fixes, additions and updated Instant Action missions for the DCS: F-16C Viper, DCS: F/A-18C Hornet and DCS: AH-64D are included. Please read the full changelog. As previously announced, this year will see substantial extra resources allocated to improve the DCS Core and address longstanding bugs on the UH-1H, Mi-8MTV, F-5E, and more. Please stay tuned for upcoming details.

Aerges Engineering has introduced a new free variant for the fabulous DCS: Mirage F1. The EE version brings impressive capabilities, including the inertial navigation system and the new ALR-300 Radar Warning Receiver (RWR). Please read the details below and check out the trailer.

We are pleased to announce the newest campaigns by Reflected Simulations and StoneSky are now available. If you have not already taken the leap, please download the DCS: F-14 Speed & Angels and the DCS: MAD AH-64D campaigns now, you will be impressed!

As always, thank you all for your commitment to DCS and for making our dreams come true. Your passion and support make this community the very best!

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Lunar Savings

Up to 50% Off

Check out our Shop for up to 50% discount across our most popular modules. Please note that the Lunar Sale will run until the 29th of January at 23:59 GMT. Also, we are delighted to extend the DCS Lunar Sale to Steam until the 30th of January. Go ahead and enjoy some huge bundle deals and fantastic savings across most of our aircraft, theaters and campaigns!

Mirage F1 EE

Development Report

The Aerges team is delighted to present the DCS: Mirage F1 EE, the aerial refueling capable version of the Spanish Air Force. This version also brings desirable capabilities such as the inertial navigation system and the new ALR-300 RWR, which includes a display, threat priority and specific threat warnings. The capability to equip the old RWR remains. The Mirage F1 EE (as well as the BE and M) is a core part of the DCS: Mirage F1 module, so no additional purchase is required to fly it.

Many other improvements are also available in the latest Mirage F1 update. One of the main focuses has been on polishing the pitch control and flight model, increasing the pitch up range, and adjusting drag values. The engine stall and the throttle controls have also been partially reworked. The radar has also seen multiple fixes such as elevation control, TL scan pattern, and target lock stability in 1-line scan mode. Finally, the S530F radar missile has been added. This weapon, which was extremely advanced for the era, is one of many other enhancements to this superb module.

Aerges will continue to work over the coming months to add even more improvements to the FM, radar, and RWR. They are also developing the BE and M versions which we hope will be available in the not too distant future.

New Campaigns

by Reflected Simulations and StoneSky

DCS: F-14 Speed and Angels Campaign

The new campaign by Reflected Simulations for the DCS: F14 Tomcat mentioned last week is now available in the latest DCS Open Beta on our Shop and on Steam.

DCS: MAD AH-64D Campaign

The battle rages on! This time you play Captain Khalid Al-Mansouri, a Special Operations Squadron officer of the UAE Air Force with Bedouin ancestry. The DCS: MAD AH-64D campaign features a realistic story that will reveal interesting facts about the weapons and capabilities of the AH-64D. In this collaborative operation, you will take part in a NATO Helicopter-Ship Qualification over the Arabian Gulf and participate in large assaults as part of operation "Sweltering Heat". Download DCS: MAD AH-64D Campaign.

Thank you again for your commitment, passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · February 3, 2023

03 February 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

The DCS: F-15E by RAZBAM is making excellent progress, and the 15th of February 2023 is now the planned pre-order release date. Thank you for your patience, and stay tuned for more information about this eagerly awaited module.

Author, podcaster, and photographer Steve Davies will be including, free of charge, his digital book: F-15E Be Afraid of the Dark (Part 1) with each purchase of the DCS: F-15E! This is a riveting story encompassing the operational history of the F-15E Suite 3E standard up to 2002.

To bring you up to speed on flying and operating the Strike Eagle, RAZBAM has teamed up with “Notso” to create a series of F-15E instructional videos, please take this opportunity and watch the DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle Tutorial Series.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F-15E Preview

Strike Eagle

The DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle by RAZBAM has entered our final validation and testing phase. The pre-order, which comes with a 30% discount, is currently planned for the 15th of February, 2023. Once the pre-order begins, we anticipate the F-15E to be released into Early Access a few months later and perhaps sooner.

Be Afraid Of the Dark (Part 1)

F-15E Digital Book

Be Afraid of the Dark (Part 1) tells the story of the F-15E Strike Eagle’s inception, development, entry into service and operational history up to 2002 (Suite 3E standard).

Based on extensive original research at Boeing’s historical archives, interviews with the men and women who turned the idea of an air-to-ground optimised Eagle into a reality, and access to the front-line crews who rode the aircraft into combat between 1990 and 2002, the book totals 100,000 words of insight, technical discussion and anecdote, all gloriously illustrated by 150 colour images.

This impressive book was authored by Steve Davies, a highly reputed military aerospace defence writer, host of the 10 Percent True podcast, and occasional co-author and contributor to DCS campaigns. Steve has revised portions of the original text and re-imagined the design of the book for this unique partnership between 10 Percent True, RAZBAM and Eagle Dynamics, and we hope it makes your experience of flying the mighty Strike Eagle even richer and more fulfilling.

Steve plans to revisit the text to include F-15E developments and operations between 2003 and 2023. This will be available in time through his website as Be Afraid of the Dark (Part 2).

F-15E Instruction

Notso Tutorial Series

As with most 4th generation fighters, the F-15E is a highly-complex aircraft to master. In addition to the manual and included training missions, RAZBAM has teamed up with former F-15E Weapon System Officer (WSO) to create a series of DCS: F-15E instructional videos. We highly recommend watching them to get a headstart learning this beast.

Thank you again for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · February 10, 2023

10 February 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

After three years of research, hard work and dedication, Deka Ironwork Simulations is pleased to announce their selection of the DCS: J-8II as their next module. They will be developing the J-8PP variant, and we look forward to sharing more information soon.

We are pleased to share progress on our new pilot model for the DCS: F/A-18C Hornet. Please check out the In Development Screenshots and read about the animations below.

Realsimulator recently launched the evolution of the best available joystick bases for the home cockpit. They are proud to offer this highly-realistic base that mimics the F-16C control stick sensor. The R3 MKII “ULTRA” maintains the same high-quality construction Realsimulator is known for.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

J-8II

Deka Ironwork Simulations

During the 1980s, China’s J-7 and J-8 could no longer confront the threats of the Su-24 and Tu-22 from the north. Therefore, there was an urgent need for a fighter with medium-range interception capabilities that consequently gave birth to the J-8II. In order to install a larger radar, the nose air intake and its shock cone were replaced with an ogival radome and lateral air intakes. Benefitting from an upgraded power plant, using two WP-13B turbojet engines, the J-8II, as an interceptor, can carry medium-range air-to-air missiles and fly Mach 2.2 at 12,000 meters.

The upgraded J-8II by Grumman (a.k.a J-8PP) was fitted with APG-66(V) radar, 1553B bus, and other western devices. For the first time, the 1553 data bus concept was introduced to the Chinese aviation industry. To launch and guide Aspide/PL-11 medium-range missiles, a Chinese made continuous wave emitter was installed to work with the APG-66(V) radar. The J-8PP can perform medium-range interception against low-altitude / high-speed and high-altitude / high-speed intruders. It also has limited ground attack capability.

The DCS: J-8II module will include the flyable J-8PP and the AI J-8F.

Key features of J-8PP include:

AN/APG-66V-PRC-F8 radar with NAM, STT, ACM, GM, and AGR modes
AWG-27 for loadout management
Fire Control Computer from Westinghouse
LN-39 INS
HUD from GEC
Head Down Display from Honeywell
Air Data Computer (CPU-140/A) from GEC
Radar Warning Receiver SPJ/IFF
2 x WP-13B turbojet engines
Air-to-Air missiles: Aspide/PL-11, PL-8 and PL-5
Unguided weapons: 250kg GP bombs and 57mm/90mm rockets

We hope you enjoyed this preview of this fascinating new module coming to DCS.

Pilot Model

Development Progress

We are keen to share the development progress on our new F/A-18C Hornet pilot model. Texturing of all components has been completed and it is now being animated. This will be an authentic recreation of a mid-2000s US Navy Hornet pilot with all of the associated gear and more life-like animations.

We are also working on adding cockpit view F-16C and A-10C II pilots, as well as improving Mi-24P and AH-64D crew animations.

RealSimulator

Hardware

Introducing the new FSSB-R3L MKII “ULTRA”. This force-sensing flight control system allows you to connect any of the Realsimulator or Thrustmaster grips, and it represents the same displacement and feeling of a real F-16 flight stick. It delivers the same amazing precision and smoothness, found in a real Viper.

Based on its professional force sensor technology, it is in use with prestigious organizations like the US Navy test pilot school, Australian Royal Air Force test pilot school, French test pilot school, and others.

Since the launch in 2006 of the R1 and R2 bases, which were the first force sensor bases available for the simulation game market, the development and manufacturing of these high-grade force flight controllers has evolved over the past 16 years. This new Realsimulator device has been tested by a beta group of real test pilots and simulation enthusiasts to tune the feel of the new FSSB R3 MKII “ULTRA”. They have confirmed that the new sensor base is smoother and more precise.

We encourage you to check it out for yourselves on the Realsimulator website. https://realsimulator.com

Thank you again for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · February 17, 2023

17 February 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

At long last, the incredible DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle by RAZBAM is now available for pre-order with 30% savings off the retail price.

This potent multi role combat aircraft simulation is now in the final phase of debugging and testing. We are confident it will be a huge success. Please note that the pre-order is only available from our DCS World store. Enjoy the trailer!

We look forward to sharing more information with you in the near future. Please read the detailed features of this iconic module below and stay tuned for Early Access details.

Thank you for your trust, passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F-15E Strike Eagle

Pre-order by RAZBAM

The F-15E Strike Eagle was developed in the mid 1980's as a multi-role fighter, designed to perform air-to-air and air-to-ground missions. An impressive array of avionics and electronics systems give the F-15E the capability to fight at low or high altitude, day or night, and in all weather. The Strike Eagle is the USAF's premier strike fighter still in use today.

The Strike Eagle delivered fighter aircrew several first-time capabilities. Its APG-70 radar, based on the very capable APG-63 from the F-15A-D, boasted a synthetic mapping capability that can create pictures of the target based solely on radar imaging. A self-contained, networked electronic warfare suite gives the aircraft excellent self-protection capabilities with enhanced battlespace information being delivered to the ergonomic two seat cockpit layout.

The Low-Altitude Navigation and Targeting Infrared for Night (LANTIRN) allows the aircraft to fly at low altitudes, at night and in all weather conditions to attack ground targets with a variety of precision-guided and unguided weapons. The LANTIRN system, consisting of two pods attached to the exterior of the aircraft, gives the F-15E unequaled weapons delivery accuracy. The Navigation Pod contains a Terrain-Following Radar that allows the pilot to operate at very low altitudes following cues displayed on the heads-up display. This system can also be coupled to the aircraft's autopilot to provide fully "hands off" capability.

Each of the low-drag Conformal Fuel Tanks adapted to smoothly fit the F-15E's fuselage can carry 750 gallons of fuel. The tanks hold weapons on short pylons rather than conventional weapon racks, reducing drag and further extending range. For air-to-ground missions, the F-15E can carry most of the weapons in the Air Force’s inventory. It may also be armed with AIM-9M Sidewinders or AIM-120C Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) for the air-to-air role. The "E" model also has an internally mounted 20mm gun that can carry up to 500 rounds.

The subject of this study level simulation is the F-15E Strike Eagle Suite 4E+ software installed in Strike Eagles around 2003.

Key Features include:

Advanced Flight Model that provides realistic performance and flight characteristics for the F-15E Strike Eagle with P&W F100-PW-229 engines.
Highly detailed external 3D model and textures for the most accurate F-15E currently available in any simulation software.
Highly detailed and accurate 6 DOF cockpit based on 3D scanned objects with high resolution textures, specular and bump mapping, and mouse-interactive controls.
Detailed and thorough simulation of the F-15E’s AN/APG-70 Radar.
Joint Tactical Information Distribution Systems (JTIDS) datalink.

Training material includes:

A set of interactive training missions covering all the most important instruments, weapons and aspects of using the aircraft.
Fully detailed manual for the aircraft and all systems
A free story-driven campaign built by Baltic Dragon
A set of single missions for Singleplayer, Multiplayer and Multicrew.

Please kindly note that DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle by RAZBAM is now available for pre-purchase and benefits from a 30% discount.

Thank you again for your patience, passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · February 24, 2023

24 February 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

Since the release of the DCS: Mosquito FB VI, community members have been hard at work creating many outstanding liveries for this iconic warbird. The Mossie Livery Competition starts today and runs until the 24th of March, 2023. Enter and potentially win an Eagle Dynamics module of your choice.

The final Key Feature of the DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer is the inclusion of the ARC-210 radio. The radio will be fully compatible with the Voice Chat system. Please read the details below and expect it in the next Open Beta update.

The next Open Beta will also introduce three new campaigns; the DCS: Mosquito FB VI V for Victory campaign by Reflected Simulations, the DCS: AV-8B Kerman campaign by Ground Pounder Sim, and the DCS: F/A-18C Inherent Resolve campaign by Looking Glass.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Mosquito FB VI

Livery Contest

Using the official template found here, take part in this DCS: Mosquito FB VI livery contest that starts today and will conclude on the 24th of March, 2023. The top ten submissions will have their skins integrated into DCS and their names will also be included in the official Mosquito FB VI manual.

Contest requirements:

The skin must be created using the linked template.
The livery must be based on current or historic schemes from any Mosquito variant.
The livery must be associated with one of the countries currently present in DCS.

All ten winners will receive a free Eagle Dynamics module that can be also given as a gift to any DCS account. Please read the Mossie Livery Competition entry details.

ARC-210 Radio for the Warthog

The Final Key Feature

The ARC-210 radio is the final Key Feature of the DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer, and it’s planned for the next Open Beta. The ARC-210 replaces one of the two VHF radios on the left console and provides UHF and VHF modes that can also be programmed from the COMM page on a Multifunction Color Display. The ARC-210 can also be controlled from the Upfront Controller (UFC) and display the current setting on the HUD.

Following the initial release of the ARC-210 with UHF and VHF modulation, the satellite radio functions will also be added, in addition to other DCS aircraft that support satellite radio communications. The ARC-210 will be fully compatible with the integrated Voice Chat system.

Three New Campaigns!

Coming in Next Open Beta

DCS: Mosquito FB VI V for Victory campaign by Reflected Simulations
The ‘’V for Victory’ campaign includes thrilling missions like night intruder, ranger, pathfinder, and photo recce to mention a few. It also contains accurate recreations of some of the most iconic Mossie missions of the war. Help the prisoners break out from the Amiens prison, bomb the Gestapo headquarters, and attack the radio station as Reichsmarshall Goering is delivering a propaganda speech. Put on your Irvin jacket, climb into the cockpit, and see if you have what it takes to be the leader of a Mosquito Squadron.

This campaign consists of 12 historical and semi-historical missions, nearly a thousand specially recorded voice-over messages and radio broadcasts, historically accurate liveries, and much more as you’d expect from a Reflected Simulations campaign.

DCS: AV-8B Kerman campaign by Ground Pounder Sim
Join ‘Detachment B’ of US Marine Corps Harrier squadron VMA-311 as they embark on ‘The Kerman Campaign’ over the Persian Gulf map. The 2011 Arab Spring has sparked civil unrest across southwest Asia, and this has led to violent Iranian repression of its citizens. This chain of events has led to the formation of a US-led coalition and the launch of Operation Persian Freedom. The Kerman Campaign puts you in the shoes of USMC Captain Mitch ‘Mike-Mike’ Mickleson as the Harrier pilot of ‘Det B’ to fight to protect his fellow marines on the ground.

This highly-immersive and exciting campaign is set across 11 missions, and it features a standalone story set within the Operation Persian Freedom campaign storyline. The Kerman Campaign will push virtual Harrier pilots to the limits as they experience intense and detailed close air support operations.

DCS: F/A-18C Inherent Resolve campaign by Looking Glass
This exciting and player-friendly Hornet campaign takes place over the Syria map. Join the multinational coalition to fight against ISIS in 13 epic missions that are suitable for flyers at all skill levels. You are “Stryker”, a rookie deployed to Incirlik Air Base with your wingman “Jazzman”. This progressive campaign utilizes a wide range of target locations and airfields such that you will be bombing some of the most interesting parts of the map! The action piles up fast as you navigate your way through a series of dramatic and exciting missions that you will enjoy playing again and again. Mission briefs are quick and easy, and it comes supplied with kneeboards, mission PDFs, and associated imagery.

These three new campaigns are planned for the next Open Beta update and will provide you with a wealth of new gameplay from talented DCS campaign makers. Stay tuned!

Thank you again for your patience, passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · March 2, 2023

03 March 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are pleased to update you on the development of the upcoming DCS: Normandy 2 map by Ugra Media who created the original Normandy 1944 and Syria maps. This is a massive enhancement to the most important WWII theatre and we are pleased to share Ugra-Media’s impressive progress; it is truly remarkable.

The Normandy 2 map, which is nearing completion, will include free upgrades to the existing Normandy 1944 map. It will also be available as a single, purchasable module. Please note that those of you who already own Normandy 1944 or Channel maps, the Normandy 2 upgrade will be available for only $14.99. Please read the details below and check out the Development Screenshots.

Our friends over at Hoggit are pleased to invite you to join their multiplayer server and growing space on Reddit. We are blessed to see all the growing communities and for all the effort going into them by the administrators and moderators. Thank you!

And thanks to all of you. Your trust, passion and support make our dreams come true.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Normandy 2

Development Update

We are excited to announce that this large-scale map of the Normandy region and southeast England will be available soon. Work on debugging and completion is in full swing. This map will include 69 airfields, many new towns and villages, ports, factories, and the capitals of London and Paris.

The Normandy 1944 map will be updated such that it will be compatible with the Normandy 2 map in both single player and multiplayer. This includes the addition of many new and improved fields, cities, and villages that will now become unique and separate territories of France and England.

Other changes include improved buildings and structures, bridges, ports, roads and railways, forests, trees, sea cliffs, and coastlines. All Normandy 1944 map airfields will receive improvements, and their infrastructure and aircraft hangars will become more detailed and authentic. The entire map will receive a refresh to the seasonal changes of spring, summer, and autumn. As part of this free Normandy 1944 update, the five English airfields of Deadland, Friston, Lymington, Odiham, and Stoney Cross will become uniquely modelled. Additionally, 18 new airfields will be added, with 4 in England and 14 in France.

The release of the new Normandy 2 map will also be a huge and free improvement to the Normandy 1944 map. This will allow all Normandy 1944 map owners to have all of the Normandy 2 map airfields at no extra cost. Having the same 69 airfields on both maps will allow players to share the sky in online campaigns and online missions. Ugra Media has done everything possible to remove any borders between the two maps.

The price of the Normandy 2 map is $59.99, but for all users of Normandy 1944 or Channel the new map will be available at a price of $14.99. The map will be available on both our eShop and Steam.

Ugra-Media would like to thank the DCS Forum participants for their passionate interest in the project and for their active participation in the discussions. This feedback helped add the airfields of Orly, Stoney Cross, Lymington, Odiham, Deadland, Friston, Amiens-Glisy, Poix, and Ronai.

Great attention was given to creating unique objects, buildings, and structures for Paris and London that include famous historical monuments. Transport and military infrastructure have also been recreated in detail. We look forward to sharing more information soon.

Hoggit

Multiplayer Server

Hoggit is a superb and lively community that is focused on training and sharing content. They also host a number of excellent DCS servers. “We host a number of servers, ranging from persistent training scenarios to large-scale, all-out PVE conflict.” – Hoggit

The Hoggit Training servers feature every DCS module, and they allow you to try them out on a number of target ranges with automatically spawning targets on both Caucasus and Mariana Island theatres. They feature two dynamic PVE scenarios: Georgia at War and Persian Gulf at War. Both servers include a red-force commander that will use available REDFOR units to take theatre objectives. The persistent sessions save after a server restart and they include real-world weather and numerous other features. Join their Discord server.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · March 10, 2023

10 March 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are delighted to announce that the latest Open Beta introduces our first iteration of multithreading support. We await your feedback with great interest, and if you are a power user, we encourage you to get familiar with this technology by reading the Multi-threading FAQ forum post.

Included in the most recent DCS Open Beta are all the latest improvements for DCS: F-16C Viper, DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, and several third party modules that include the DCS: Mirage F1, DCS: AV-8B N/A, DCS: M-2000, and more. For a full list of all new features and squashed bugs, please read the full changelog.

We understand that many of you are eagerly awaiting new AH-64D features. Please rest assured that we are working steadily on this complex helicopter with dedicated resources and feedback.

Thank you for your patience, passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Open Beta

Development Update

With the latest Open Beta updates, you too can now get your first glimpse at the initial iteration of our multithreaded version of DCS. Whilst in an early stage, we are confident that this will be a vast improvement in the long term. If you wish to try it out and learn more about multithreading, please check out the instructions on how to switch correctly by reading the Multi-threading FAQ forum post.

Please note that the Garmin NS340 Navigation System is currently not compatible with the multi-threaded version of DCS. For a full list of all known issues and recent changes in the latest Open Beta, please read the full changelog.

If you wish to try the multithreaded version on the DCS Steam Edition, simply select the ‘Multithreading Preview’ option from the Steam Launcher.

Hornet and Viper

Development Progress

As you may have noticed, both the Hornet and the Viper are under constant development to improve details and characteristics in addition to adding features and addressing bugs. After many years of determined attention, both modules are approaching a feature complete status. You can view the Hornet roadmap here and the Viper roadmap here on our forum.

Both the Hornet and Viper will benefit from a refactoring of the radar that will provide more realistic behavior with noticeable improvement in the time between detected and tracking, look-down performance, and the effect of azimuth and bar settings. In addition, both will be receiving new 3D pilot models with lifelike animations, associated Mission Editor and Planners Digital Transfer Cards, as well as new bomb fuze support including; programmable fuzes and air burst options.

Finally, the DCS: F/A-18C Hornet is currently undergoing an update to its flight model and Flight Control System, adjusting the external lights, and Loft cues for GPS-guided weapons.

Likewise, the Viper is also undergoing several unique additions like the Velocity Search radar mode, more datalink functions and a radar warning receiver handoff mode. Even after both aircraft exit Early Access, development will continue.

AH-64D

Development Progress

Work continues steadily on DCS: AH-64D with much of the focus being on bug fixes and polishing. Before delivering you with more new features, it is very important that we secure a solid foundation to build upon. Additionally, a big push on fixes and tuning has been made to alleviate player confusion and frustration. Some of the notable items that are underway can be found in the forum post here and include:

Tuning of the damage model.
Engine start issues.
Improvements to the flight model, Stability Augmentation System (SAS), and hold modes.

Although bug fixing and tuning has been our priority, we have certainly been working on new features that are not restricted by existing bugs. Some of these include: the option to remove the auxiliary fuel tank for more cannon rounds, the addition of the AGM-114L radar-guided Hellfire, the Improved Data Link Modem (IDM) and Longbow Net, the Fire Control Radar (FCR), the Laser Spot Tracker (LST), animated engine nacelle cooling doors, and wipers to remove rain drops.

Please stay tuned for more information on these new features coming soon.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · March 16, 2023

17 March 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are pleased to announce the DCS Spring Sale 2023 where you can take advantage of massive discounts across our growing offering of aircraft, maps, campaigns, and assets. Don’t miss this opportunity as the Sale only lasts until the 26th of March at 23:59 GMT. We are also pleased to be taking part in the DCS Steam Edition Spring Sale. Watch the video!

Progress on the new DCS: F/A-18C Hornet pilot model is coming along well. The final model is undergoing animations that will drastically improve the gestures and idle poses. New ejection animations are also in progress. In Development Screenshots.

With the launch of DCS Multithreading (MT), we have received an overwhelming amount of feedback. Thank you all for your valuable comments and bug reports. We are delighted that many of you have taken part in the optional testing, and your efforts will make MT even better. Please rest assured that we are working hard on delivering improvements in the coming weeks. Read the MT FAQ.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Spring Sale

Save 50% now

We are pleased to bring you the 2023 DCS Spring Sale. You can save a massive 30% across our most popular modules and terrains and up to 50% on most of our other jets, warbirds, helicopters, terrains and campaigns. Please check out our eShop for more details; this offer will run until the Sunday 26th of March 2023 at 23:59:59 GMT. Furthermore, we are also glad to be participating in the 2023 Steam Spring Sale.

Aircraft with 50% discount

DCS: AJS-37 Viggen

DCS: AV-8B Night Attack V/STOL

DCS: Bf 109 K-4 Kurfurst

DCS: C-101 Aviojet

DCS: Christen Eagle II

DCS: F-15C Eagle

DCS: F-5E Tiger II

DCS: F-86F Sabre

DCS: Flaming Cliffs 3

DCS: Fw 190 A-8

DCS: Fw 190 D-9 Dora

DCS: I-16

DCS: L-39 Albatros

DCS: M-2000C

DCS: MiG-15bis

DCS: MiG-19P Farmer

DCS: MiG-21bis

DCS: MiG-29

DCS: P-47D Thunderbolt

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DCS: Su-25

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Aircraft with a 30% discount

DCS: F-14 Tomcat

DCS: F-16C Viper

DCS: F/A-18C Hornet

DCS: JF-17 Thunder

DCS: Mosquito

Helicopter with a 50% discount

DCS: Mi-8MTV2 Magnificent Eight

DCS: SA342 Gazelle

Helicopter with a 30% discount

DCS: Mi-24P Hind

Terrains with a 50% discount

DCS: Channel

DCS: Nevada

DCS: Normandy

DCS: Persian Gulf

DCS: Syria

Others with a 50% discount

DCS: Combined Arms

DCS: NS 430 Navigation System

DCS: NS 430 Navigation System for C-101EB

DCS: NS 430 Navigation System for C-101СС

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DCS: NS 430 Navigation System for Mi-8MTV2 Cockpit

DCS: WWII Assets Pack

Others with a 30% discount

DCS: Supercarrier

Campaigns with 50% discount

DCS: A-10C 16-2 Red Flag Campaign

DCS: A-10C Advanced Aircraft Training Qualification Campaign

DCS: A-10C Basic Flight Training Campaign

DCS: A-10C Iron Flag Part 1 Campaign

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DCS: A-10C Tactical Training Qualification Campaign

DCS: AV-8B Hormuz Freedom Campaign

DCS: Black Shark 2 Republic Campaign

DCS: Combined Arms: Frontlines Georgia Campaign

DCS: F-15C 16-2 Red Flag Campaign

DCS: F-15C Aggressors BFM Campaign

DCS: F-16C Red Flag 21-1 Campaign

DCS: F-5E Aggressors Air Combat Maneuver Campaign

DCS: F-5E Aggressors Basic Fighter Maneuvers Campaign

DCS: F-5E Black Sea Resolve '79 Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Aggressors BFM Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Hornet - The Serpent's Head 2 Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Operation Pontus Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Raven One Сampaign

DCS: F/A-18C Rising Squall Campaign

DCS: Ka-50 2 Pandemic Campaign

DCS: L-39 Albatros: Kursant Campaign

DCS: Mi-8MTV2 and Ka-50: Memory of a Hero Campaign

DCS: Mi-8MTV2 Crew Part 1 Campaign

DCS: Mi-8MTV2 Oilfield Campaign

DCS: Mi-8MTV2 The Border Campaign

DCS: Mig-21 bis Battle of Krasnodar Campaign

DCS: Mig-21 bis Constant Peg

DCS: P-51D Charnwood Campaign

DCS: P-51D High Stakes Campaign

DCS: Spitfire LF Mk. IX Operation Epsom Campaign

DCS: Su-27 The Ultimate Argument Campaign

DCS: The Museum Relic Campaign

DCS: UH-1H Argo Campaign

DCS: UH-1H Worlds Apart - Spring 2025 Campaign

Campaigns with 30% discount

DCS: A-10C Operation Agile Spear

DCS: AV-8B Sky Warrior Campaign

Campaigns with 25% discount

DCS: A-10C Operation Persian Freedom Campaign

DCS: Bf 109 K-4 Jagdflieger Campaign

DCS: F-14A Fear the Bones Campaign

DCS: F-14A Zone 5 Campaign

DCS: F-14B Operation Sandworm

DCS: F-15C The Georgian War Сampaign

DCS: F-86F Hunters over the Yalu Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Operation Cerberus North

DCS: F/A-18C Persian Lion Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Raven One: Dominant Fury Campaign

DCS: Fw 190 A-8 Horrido! Campaign

DCS: M-2000C Red Flag Campaign

DCS: P-47D Wolfpack Campaign

DCS: P-51D: The Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney Campaign

DCS: Spitfire Beware! Beware!

DCS: Spitfire IX The Big Show Campaign

DCS: The Enemy Within 3.0 Campaign

DCS: UH-1 Paradise Lost

F/A-18C Hornet

Pilot Model

The ejection animation of the Hornet has been reworked, and this includes the opening of the parachute, walking and idle animations. The basic poses have been improved to be more natural. Attention was paid to important details like the oxygen mask tube and the parachute lines. The pilot geometry also now matches the one in the cockpit.

Work is underway to integrate the completely new and highly-detailed F/A-18C pilot model for the first-person view, which is important for VR. The source materials were obtained by using 3D scanning technology and objects obtained from photographs. We look forward to sharing more details.

Once the Hornet pilot is complete, the DCS: Mi-24P Hind’s pilot and co-pilot models will be updated. We will also be improving the Viper’s pilot.

Multithreading

Development Progress

We are thrilled with the response from the recent preview of the multithreaded version of DCS. A number of bugs have been collected and a list of known issues is visible in the MT FAQ. We would like to give a special thanks to all of you that are contributing so heavily during this important testing phase. Stay tuned for more DCS MT information soon.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · March 24, 2023

24 March 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

The DCS: PC-9/A is a new aircraft coming to DCS that is being developed by Check Six Simulations. This module will be an accurate representation of the Pilatus PC-9/A, a popular turboprop trainer aircraft used by a number of air forces around the world. The PC-9/A will offer a superb flying experience that includes an accurate flight model, instruments and systems, authentic sounds, and realistic visual effects. Check out the details below and the Development Screenshots.

Please note that this is your last chance to take advantage of up to 50% savings on our Spring sale. Our most popular modules such as the DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, DCS: F-16C Viper, DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer, DCS: JF-17 Thunder and, for the first time, the DCS: F-14 Tomcat are all available with an impressive 30% discount. Please check out our e-shop for details. Hurry, the Sale ends on the 26th of March 2023 at 23:59:59 GMT. Enjoy!

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

PC-9/A

Announcement

“Check Six Simulations is pleased to introduce the DCS: PC-9/A, a single-engine, low-wing tandem-seat turboprop training aircraft that was operated by the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) for more than 30 years. In the mid-late 1980’s the PC-9/A replaced the MB-326H jet trainer and was the backbone of the Australian Air Force and Navy pilot training. Beyond its traipning role, the PC-9/A was operated by the RAAF Roulettes demonstration team and used in Forward Air Control (FAC).

DCS: PC-9/A is precisely modeled using 3D scan technology to highlight every detail both internally and externally, accurately replicating this aircraft in every way. Our development team has gone to great lengths to model the flight aerodynamics to allow aviators to experience the most authentic feeling of the capabilities of this aircraft.”

– Check Six Simulations

Spring Sale

Last Chance Savings

With the 2023 DCS World Spring Sale, you can take your flying to new heights, and experience the thrill of aerial combat like never before. Don't miss out on this opportunity to join the ranks of the greatest virtual aces. Most of our modules are on sale with up to a 50% discount. Order now and be ready for action! The Sale only lasts until Sunday the 26th of March at 23:59:59 GMT so make sure to not miss out.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · March 31, 2023

31 March 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

The Heatblur team has started 2023 at full power and is executing on a broad, exciting and ambitious roadmap. Key focuses for the team are primarily the completion of the F-14 Tomcat and AJS-37 Viggen, as well as launch of the legendary F-4E Phantom II.

We are thrilled to share progress on the DCS: F-4E Phantom II by Heatblur Simulations. Please read the details below and check out the Development Screenshots. We are confident that Heatblur will deliver an exceptionally rich and compelling recreation of this iconic fighter.

We are keen to remind you of our Free Trials initiative allowing you to test all our modules for a limited period without having to purchase or provide payment information. At the end of the trial period, you may also benefit from exclusive deals, so keep an eye on the Module Manager!

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F-14A/B Tomcat

Development Report

“Development on DCS: F-14 continues, with primary focus on refining and improving the flight model for both -A and -B variants, completion of the early -A variant (F-14A-135-GR) and additional new features such as the TARPS pod. All of these elements are key to completing the aircraft and exiting Early Access.” – Heatblur Simulations

Currently, the Heatblur team is undertaking a large effort to refine and finalise the flight modelling of the F-14 Tomcat. In the previous update, the changes delivered were exclusively for the F-14A; the TF-30 powered version of the aircraft. The overall goal of this tuning pass was to even more closely match published performance data and ensure that the F-14A performs as it did in reality. The Heatblur F-14A is now more accurate in maintaining energy states across the whole flight envelope, meaning more accurate performance while manoeuvring. The flight modelling refinements for the F-14A are practically complete and the team is now focusing on the F-14B, the F110 engine powered variant of the Tomcat. If you’re interested in a full report and analysis of the changes, the methodologies used and the data sources involved, please read a full length report and article available here.

Other major additions to the F-14 and AJS-37 Viggen include quality of life features such as movable mirrors, new details for static aircraft, as well as the first version of “Forge” - a key feature of the DCS: F-14 Tomcat - enabling a more dynamic cockpit experience. Forge will add realistic dynamic elements to your cockpit, such as variations in equipment, field modifications or equipment commonly found in the aircraft. Later, this system will be fully customizable, so you will be able to customise your cockpit based on your preferences and put together your very own jet.

F-4E Phantom II

Development Report

The F-4E Phantom II is a 3rd generation multirole fighter aircraft, and formed the backbone of many air forces worldwide. Heatblur Simulations’ recreation of the Phantom aims to be as realistic as possible, and marries together a decade of development experience with a new, powerful next generation simulation framework created for all future Heatblur Simulations products.

DCS: F-4E is now approaching completion and an unveiling in preparation for early access release. Full completion of the following systems has occurred or is imminent:

Professional Flight Modeling (PFM)
APQ-120 radar and associated systems, based on a next generation physically based radar model.
Weapons Systems
Flight control, trim feel and autopilot systems, accurately simulating pilot strength stick feel-dynamics,
APR-46 RHAW radar warning receiver, a physically based analogue receiver with analogue sound synthesis
Mass Dynamics Systems, providing far more accurate and realistic simulation of all movable and physical components of an aircraft.
Persistence and Wear Systems
…and much more

Currently, the Heatblur team is focused on completing some of the last remaining major items of the Phantom II, including some of the more unique and complex features found in other Heatblur modules, such as JESTER AI. JESTER AI is Heatblur’s proprietary AI technology to provide an immersive and unique experience for multi-crew aircraft, currently available in the DCS: F-14. DCS: F-4E will debut JESTER v2, a ground-up rewrite of JESTER AI, providing a better foundation for future extensibility, improvements and a more immersive experience. JESTER v2 will also serve as the foundation for future Heatblur aircraft, such as DCS: A-6E.

Stay tuned for a full unveiling of DCS: F-4E Phantom II as Heatblur Simulations reaches the end of the development process and dive deep into the aircraft, its systems and this release.

Free Trials

Promotion

The Free Trials Program allows you to gain access to our most popular modules for 14 days at a time, every six months. Select the Trial button beside your chosen module from our E-Shop and then download it via the Module Manager. Please note, at the end of a Free Trial, you may take advantage of a huge discount that can help with updating your hangar. Also, new users can benefit from a 50% discount after signing up on their first order. To select a trial licence, follow the link and click on the try button opposite the module you like. Please read the FAQ for details.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · April 6, 2023

07 April 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

The Mosquito FB VI Livery Competition has ended and the winners have been selected! Please join us in congratulating them on their hard work. All ten winners will receive a free Eagle Dynamics module and their usernames will be added to the credits.

DCS: UH-1H is undergoing an engine model update and we are thrilled to share our current progress. We are working on a more realistic simulation of the helicopter's engine that provides more precise control over the engine's characteristics. Check the details below!

The launch of the new Normandy map is approaching. If you are a campaign creator, please consider updating your missions to take advantage of the new capabilities this incredible map offers. The larger and more detailed battlefield will enable you to push your mission making skills to the next level. Stay tuned for this exciting update coming soon.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Mosquito FB VI

Livery Contest Winners

The winners of the DCS Mosquito Livery Competition will receive an Eagle Dynamics module of choice or the equivalent in ED Miles and have their names included in the credits. Make sure to check out their superb works of art below.

The winners of the Mossie Livery Competition are:

ZED TANK View
OLD CROW View
MarbleFalcon View
sticks_62nd View
Magic Zach View
MJDixon View
Home Fries View
Flanker View
II.JG1_Vonrd View
Static_Actual View

Thank you again to all of you who participated in this livery competition. We are incredibly grateful and impressed with all of your submissions. Stay tuned for the next one!

UH-1H

Development Report

New engine modelling methods have been in progress during development of the Mi-24P and AH-64D modules. The new UH-1H engine model was in many ways a test bed for the methods we then used in the AH-64D engines model. We’ve been gathering feedback about DCS: UH-1H over the years and thanks to our forum users; Piston85, Ramsay and others, we have pinpointed changes we would work on during the new engine model development. Now we are finishing the deployment of the new engine model to UH-1H and are eager to let you try it. Please make sure to give us your feedback.

The new model represents fine tuning and here are some points about why we were working on it:

Some of the old engine model parameters did not match with their real counterpart, especially in transient regimes.
We wanted to improve temperature regimes compliance to match the real world counterpart, like EGT for example and other engine parameters changing, depending on altitude and outside temperature changes.
We wanted to model some of the mechanics better, for instance a new model has allowed us to expand states for connection of the free turbine and main rotor.
The new model allowed us to improve details of start-up and shutdown procedures, because of expanded modelling of compressors and free turbine.

The new model allows us to improve the details of start-up and shutdown procedures, because of the expanded modelling of the compressor and free turbine.

The image shows that we are now accurately modelling auto-rotation situation readings on the tachometer. The real aircraft dial is on the left and the DCS: UH-1H Huey dial on the right.

Normandy Campaigns

Exciting news from the sky

We highly encourage all campaign creators to gear up and prepare your missions in anticipation of the new Normandy! Reflected Simulations has been pouring passion into updating their Normandy campaigns: DCS: P-51D The Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney, DCS: Spitfire IX The Big Show and DCS: Bf 109 K-4 Jagdflieger. Brace yourselves for visually stunning and exhilarating missions that exploit the full potential of the new DCS: Normandy theatre. Please read the Normandy 2 FAQ to get all the insider information.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · April 13, 2023

14 April 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

Prepare to rev your engines and soar high as we prepare to release our latest terrain, DCS: Normandy 2. Check out the In Development Screenshots and brace yourselves, because the most thrilling and intense aviation experience is about to begin.

DCS Open Beta version 2.8.4.38947 released yesterday on the 13th of April, and it includes multiple improvements and bug fixes. Ground units can now be set to be more visible on thermal sensors at the start of a mission. The F-14B has received improvements to their flight models, and the new Campaign: Operation Reforger II - Flanking the Bear is now available. The Mirage F1 also boasts a notable list of updates. Additionally, several minor issues and bugs have been fixed, improving the overall simulation experience. Full changelog.

For those seeking the highest possible level of multiplayer immersion, 4YA will be continuing to host their popular One-Life Campaign this Saturday! Join 4YA Discord to stay in the loop for upcoming events.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Normandy 2

Preview

Steeped in historical significance, the Normandy 2 map takes you back in time to this epic battlefield of World War II. Across the sprawling countryside, fly in the footsteps of the Allied’s bravest, and take your place in the invasion of Normandy.

From the rolling hills, lush greenery, and winding roads, to the sparkling rivers, picturesque villages, and bustling ports, this map embodies the essence of France's radiant beauty. But do not be fooled by its serene look, for the enemies are lurking around every corner, waiting to attack at any moment.

Check out the Development Screenshots.

Open Beta

Development Progress

As part of an ongoing commitment to improve performance, the latest release of DCS Open Beta contains numerous performance-related updates, particularly around the introduction of multi-threading.

Numerous visual and audio updates have been made. To name a few: Tooltips have been added to the F10 map, and it now includes direction and speed vectors to help with navigation; Many World War II era aircraft have received a cockpit and external weapons sound update; Improvements have been made to the implementation of thrust reversing for AI jet aircraft, as well as engine mode and deceleration tuning; The DCS: JF-17 has received 8 new liveries. The DCS: Mirage F1 has received a significant update, with much work completed around the cockpit controls, animation, and functionality.

As always, multiple issues, bugs and errors have been corrected across the spectrum of DCS content; please read the massive, full changelog.

4YA

One Life Campaigns

The concept is easy: all players get only one life and aircraft for a 2 hour long event. The results and attrition rates of each event determine the next mission. Coordination and team play is crucial to achieve success and win the campaign together. Experience the thrill of a whole new event where survival, completion of objectives, and air to air kills are equally important to determine success.

For more information about 4YA WWII missions as well as server stats you can also check the Project Overlord companion website Project Overlord – Digital Combat Simulator WWII flight simulation.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · April 20, 2023

21 April 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are thrilled to announce the early access release of DCS: Normandy 2, the impressive new 1944 experience by Ugra Media. This meticulously detailed and true-to-life terrain, is a brand new map of Normandy in 1944 offering our latest technology, boasting exceptional detail and realism not yet seen in any WWII combat simulation. Read on for more details and please check out the launch video. Enjoy!

To celebrate the release of DCS: Normandy 2.0, we are offering a 50% discount off all DCS WWII Fighters. This offer is valid only until the 21st May 2023 at 15:00 GMT.

We are also delighted to announce the launch of our new Modular Dedicated Server. This new development permits users to install terrains individually via a check-box selector, saving space and offering valuable flexibility to server owners. Please read the Modular Dedicated Server FAQ.

To celebrate the release of DCS: Normandy 2, the 4YA Project Overlord server will be hosting a special map inauguration event recreating a historical B-17 raid on Paris which took place on the 20th of May 1944. Up to 90 players will participate, with the Allies being tasked with providing escort cover for the bombers and Axis players fighting to intercept them in a massive medium to high altitude furball over Paris. Join their Discord.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Normandy 2.0

In Early Access now

DCS: Normandy 2 is 2.4 x larger than Normandy 1 and uses our latest map technology with our new enhanced lighting engine, object detailing, terrain texture resolution and damage modelling. In addition Ugra Media have done a fantastic job of recreating a vast number of historical buildings, airfields and infrastructure. For more details on this fabulous map, and how to upgrade please read the latest Normandy 2.0 FAQ forum section.

The early access price of DCS: Normandy 2 is USD 47.99, however, existing owners of DCS: Normandy 1944 or DCS: The Channel can upgrade for only USD 14.99, and owners of both legacy maps pay USD 9.99. Please be aware that this is a limited time offer and as of today, the legacy version of DCS: Normandy 1944 is no longer on offer.

For those of you who run DCS World Steam Edition, please rest assured that we are doing our best to bring you the exact same exclusive deals. Stay tuned for details.

Here are some of the best preview videos from popular YouTube channels:

Casmo: EXCLUSIVE Normandy 2 Map Preview! | DCS World

HIP: DCS Normandy 2.0. First Look

PricklyHedgeHog: Ugra Media's Stunning Normandy 2.0 Map

Reflected: DCS Normandy 2 Map & Campaign Updates

Download now >

WWII Fighters

50% Off Discount

We are thrilled to offer great savings across all our DCS WWII Fighters until the 21st of May, 2023 at 15:00 GMT. Enjoy 50% off DCS: Spitfire LF Mk IX, DCS: P-51D Mustang, DCS: BF 109 K-4 Kurfurst, DCS: Fw 190 A-8 Anton, DCS: Fw 190 D-9 Dora and DCS: P-47D Thunderbolt. Check out the Shop for details.

Project Overlord

4YA Multiplayer Server

With the release of the stunning DCS: Normandy 2 map by Ugra Media, 4YA is pleased to announce that you will be able to enjoy the new map in all its splendour immediately after release on the 4YA WWII Project Overlord server in a player versus player environment. The 4YA Project Overlord missions focus on historical accuracy, recreating the air battles of the Normandy campaign on a day-to-day basis as realistically as possible. With a passion for history, they utilise original documents to place units at their exact historical location and recreate missions carried out back in 1944. This is your chance to jump into the seat of a young Allied or Axis fighter pilot and relive the Normandy battle from their perspective.

The release of the map goes hand in hand with the new missions designed for the 4YA WWII Project Overlord server and include:

A larger area offering vastly greater variety in the location of air battles
New airfields, especially historical airfields used by German units
New historical ground targets
New teamwork-dependent mission objectives

We are very excited with the growth of DCS WWII and truly hope that you will enjoy DCS: Normandy 2.0 and everything new it has to offer. It is a must-have for history buffs and gamers alike and we are confident that you will enjoy this updated theatre of operations. We kindly await your feedback.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · April 28, 2023

28 April 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We continue to work on enhancing our integrated Voice Chat feature to offer the most convenient and realistic audio experience for multiplayer missions, which is crucial for coordinating strategies and executing complex tactics. We are certain that our voice chat will also add to the general sense of immersion and we are determined to see this feature work straight out of the box, without any additional programs or tuning required.

The development of the DCS: La-7 module is approaching the finish line. The progress is looking promising and we encourage you to read the details below and check out the Development Screenshots.

The DCS WWII Fighters sale continues until the 21st of May on our eShop. For those of you who use the DCS Steam Edition, this sale is running until the 5th of May 2023. Please take advantage of the 50% discount and dive into one of our WWII fighters over the new DCS: Normandy 2.0 theater.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Voice Chat

Development Progress

We have improved the overall stability of the voice chat connection between users, even when using a VPN. We are now working on realistic radio sound effects and the possibility for players to create their own radio sound effect profiles. We’ve added static noises for better immersion and a microphone normalization feature with an updated mic test option. Many bugs have also been resolved when talking over the radio between different aircraft modules.

We have also added the ability to mute individual players and adjust the volume of specific channels. This gives players greater control over their communication and reduces potential radio distractions during gameplay.

The improvements to the integrated DCS World Voice Chat system are significant, and it will greatly enhance the overall experience. We are pleased to let you know that these enhancements are in final testing and that they will be released soon.

La-7

Development Report

The OctopusG team has been working on the most complete simulation ever created for this iconic World War II fighter by carefully studying considerable reference materials. They have completed the trajectory of movement settings that include mass-inertia, aerodynamic characteristics, propeller and engine. They are currently developing the compressed air system, control systems that include yaw and pitch channel trimmers, fuel, hydraulic and other systems.

The team is also working on the 3D model, including the damage model and a wide range of liveries. Liveries will include famous aces and several national liveries, both historic and alternative history.

Items to still complete include the QuickStart Manual, 2D art, and Instant Action missions. For a preview, please check out the DCS: La-7 start-up video tutorial.

WWII Fighter

Exclusive 50% Discount

DCS WWII Fighters are on sale for a limited time only! Save 50% with this incredible offer and experience the thrill of piloting some of the most iconic World War II aircraft. This deal is available until the 21st of May 2023 at 15:00 GMT on our e-Shop. We are also thankful to be offering an identical sale on DCS Steam Edition, which lasts until the 5th of May 2023. Choose from a range of authentic planes from multiple countries each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

WWII Fighters with a 50% discount:

Whether you are a veteran pilot or just starting out, this sale is a perfect opportunity to expand your collection with some of the most renowned warbirds of all time. Check out the Shop for details.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · May 4, 2023

05 May 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

Get ready for major combat action as Buddyspike announces four new heart-pounding scenarios coming to the highly-anticipated DCS: Sinai map! This epic battlefield will take you through the tumultuous history of the Sinai peninsula, East Egypt, and Southern Israel.

With development progressing at full throttle, we are thrilled to give you a sneak peek at the newest early access Sinai map features, and trust that the Development Screenshots will leave you in awe.

Step into the multiplayer server of BuddySpike and feel like a true aerial warrior. The advanced scoring system is inspiring and completing objectives will earn you well-deserved rank credibility. Join the BuddySpike Discord now and take your skills to the next level.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Blue Flag

Multiplayer Scenarios

BuddySpike is going to offer Blue Flag scenarios that will include live statistics, an online live map and will feature historically accurate locations that were used by military personnel during the different wars in the region. Here is a list of the upcoming scenarios that Buddyspike is planning to host:

1956

Suez Crisis (Operation Kadesh) war, mainly between Egypt and Israel in northern Sinai peninsula. This Blue Flag scenario will include various Air operations and ground warfare in the famous areas of this war. Each coalition will be able to push through Sinai to occupy all the objectives and get control of the peninsula.

1967 - 1973

Starting from the Six-Day war (1967) through the war of attrition (1967 - 1970) and finally to the Yom Kippur war (1973) of the entire Sinai peninsula. This Blue Flag scenario will include more modern air, ground and naval operations of the 70s. It will incorporate current DCS modules and will also be ready for upcoming modules, simulating the war in all of the peninsula and the famous push points and stand offs between the Egyptian and Israeli armies and air forces.

Along with the above historical scenarios, Buddyspike is planning 2 other impressive theoretical scenarios in Sinai. The Semi Active Radar Homing (SARH) scenario that includes Fox-1 capabilities and weapon availability of the era. As well as a modern scenario that will include all modern weaponry and ammunition.

Sinai

Development Report

Our third party partner OneReTech continues to develop and enhance the DCS: Sinai map for upcoming early access launch. They have received a lot of positive feedback and comments since the last reviews. Thanks to all of you who commented and provided valuable information and criticism, Sinai can only get better with your support and review.

Some unique scenes have already been improved and many bugs have been fixed. The destruction models are in the final stages of development. Many improvements, including the great pyramids of Giza have already been implemented, along with many other scenes, airfield details and textures.

OneReTech have now added moving trains, greater variety of vegetation and birds in port areas and several models of tankers are already in the works that will complement the realism of port scenes.

For Early Access launch, six new airfields will be available:

El Arish, El Gora, Baluza are on the north of the Sinai peninsula.
Bir Hasanah is in the middle.
St Catherine and Abu Rudeis are to the south.

These strategic locations will allow the recreation of realistic scenarios of the missions of the Arab-Israeli wars.

“Our team has been working hard on a tool that allows you to procedurally get textures that are already used on the DCS: Sinai map. Furthermore, we have improved the tools that allow us to obtain height maps at a more accurate resolution of 1 metre per pixel, where the original resolution was 38 metres per pixel. This allows you to get textures as well as a surface mesh with a higher density using the Eagle Dynamics TDK tool. This can be used to build unique places and mountains. For example, you can make dunes in the desert not only on the texture, but also procedurally generate a surface mesh. We've included a few examples in the Development Screenshots.”

– OneReTech

BuddySpike

Multiplayer Server

BuddySpike Blue Flag is a hardcore server that challenges your piloting and teamwork skills, resulting in a truly immersive and rewarding gameplay experience. They host persistent multiplayer DCS scenarios across different eras. The server includes live maps and statistics on the BuddySpike Gadget. For a detailed outline of the features of each event, go to the Buddyspike Wiki.

The Buddyspike community is mostly active on Discord. They are available to answer any necessary questions and provide assistance. So, what are you waiting for? Join the BuddySpike Server Discord.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · May 11, 2023

12 May 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

The Strike Eagle is coming in hot and soon you’ll be able to fly this outstanding twin-engined, all weather, multi-role fighter very soon. For those of you who are still waiting, please remember that the 30% pre-order discount on the DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle will be valid until early access release.

Our friends at RAZBAM are using the most advanced technologies to create an accurate and realistic flight experience. At early access launch this module will include a fully functioning cockpit as well as detailed flight characteristics and aerodynamics. Read the development progress below and check out the Development Screenshots.

Aeronautica Militare Virtuale Italiana, aka AMVI, is a virtual flight community that has been around for 23 years. You can fly the DCS: F-16C Viper, DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, DCS: A-10C Tank Killer II and DCS: AH-64D on their server. Combined Arms is also used to manage and command flight operations. With over 50 active pilots helping with the channel, this highly detailed and complex training program offers you incredibly immersive challenges. Join the AMVI Discord.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F-15E Strike Eagle

Development Progress

“Progress on the DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle is coming along well as we steadily check off completed systems for Early Access.”

– RAZBAM

The final touches on the major systems include the Heads Up Display (HUD) Modes, Up-Front Controller (UFC) data, and Multi-Purpose Display (MPD) logic continues. RAZBAM is also focused on completing the AN/AGP-70 radar that includes both air-to-air and air-to-ground modes and sub-modes. The radar has been faithfully recreated using new technologies for DCS. A prime example of this is the Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) mode that allows you to build detailed radar maps from many miles away. One of the last items to complete before early access release is the authentic F-15E sound set.

Flight modeling is progressing well, it incorporates the Control Augmentation Systems (CAS) and autopilot system. Soon after the Early Access release, the ability to operate in "Blended Mode" with the upcoming Terrain Following Radar (TFR) will be added.

Furthermore, the majority of the 3D model is complete, and ready for early access with minor enhancements and tuning to be done later. At Early Access release, the DCS: F-15E Strike Eagle will include VR pilot bodies, “Ghost Controls”, and adjustable mirrors. Please stay tuned for more Strike Eagle news.

AMVI

Multiplayer Server

Aeronautica Militare Virtuale Italiana (AMVI) organizes international flight events across the globe. One of their most notable campaigns is the Joint Thunder Campaign. It takes place every spring and has attracted an impressive 136 users. The complexity of the event closely mimics real life mission planning. It proves AMVI's competence in coordinating large realistic missions. This year, the event will include Airspace Control Order (ACO), operational airports, various C2/AWACS, JTAC, and controlled SAM and ground units.

If you and your squadron are interested in taking part in AMVI's international events, please make sure to join the AMVI Discord Server.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · May 19, 2023

19 May 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

In the latest Open Beta DCS 2.8.5.40170, you will find several updates of DCS: F-16C Viper and DCS: F/A-18C Hornet that cover a range of issues, including missing options and designations, animations, and lighting in night environments. The weights of the S-8 rocket were corrected and the new DCS: UH-1H Huey’s engine model has finally been added!

We have added new features to the DCS: AH-64D, including the potent AGM-114L missile and laser spot tracker. Multi-monitor displays and radio transmission in multi-crew have been addressed, including updating the navigation range and resolving missile constraint issues. We continue to teach the George AI to use the Hellfires and are working on flight control modes, please read the full changelog.

The F/A-18C Flaming Sunrise Campaign by Sandman Simulations is now available in the latest Open Beta. It offers an evolving storyline depending on the success of the previous mission. This campaign will truly test your DCS: F/A-18C Hornet skills. Enjoy!

Please remember this is your last chance to save 50% off WWII Fighters Sale in our Shop. Hurry! This exclusive offer is on until Sunday, the 21st of May at 15:00 GMT.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Open Beta

Development Report

Several updates and fixes have been made to various DCS modules. The Sandman Simulation, DCS: F/A-18C Flaming Sunrise Campaign was launched. The starter animation issue when using keybinds were fixed for the DCS: Fw 190D-9 and DCS: Fw 190A-8 while IndiaFoxtEcho's DCS: MB-339 has had several fixes including corrected indication for RNAV bearing, knob behavior for the gunsight MILS settings, and wrong RPM percentage for the anti-ice test.

Furthermore, DCS: JF-17 Thunder by Deka Ironwork Simulations had three major issues fixed including image shaking during maneuvering, no RBM image for AG radar, and blackout issue at high altitude due to ECS turned off. DCS: F-14A/B Tomcat by Heatblur Simulations has entered the first stage of their ground handling and suspension improvements and added some new wing turbulence. The DCS: Mirage F1 by Aerges has also received a number of fixes worth reading about, please read the full changelog.

AH-64D

Development Report

The most recent update to the DCS: AH-64D module includes the addition of the AGM-114L radar-guided Hellfire missile and Laser Spot Tracker (LST), as well as the option for the auxiliary fuel tank. The update also fixes several issues related to Multi-Crew and the rotor lighting effect artifacts at night have also been fixed. The VHF AM radio can now only receive in the 108 - 115.975 MHz range, and missile constraints box and rocket steering cursor are now displayed when SAFE. Additionally, the George AI now uses weapons correctly and there is no "Back Scatter" message when there are no missiles. Overall, the update has made improvements to the DCS: AH-64D module's functionality. Please check out Matt Wagner’s recent video on the AGM-114L Radar Guided Hellfire and to search for, acquire, and track a laser designation, make sure to watch the Laser Spot Tracking tutorial.

F/A-18C Hornet

Flaming Sunrise Campaign

DCS: F/A-18C Flaming Sunrise Campaign by Sandman Simulations is a story-driven semi-dynamic single-player campaign setting player in place of squadron XO. You will plan and lead some combat sorties of your squadron, giving your best to create circumstances for coalition forces to win the war. This campaign is also out now on Steam.

This campaign combines DCS: F/A-18C Hornet, DCS: Supercarrier and DCS: Persian Gulf and delivers over 100 pages of tutorials, detailed mission debriefings, charts and kneeboards. We hope you will enjoy it.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · May 25, 2023

26 May 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are pleased to update you on the 3D pilot model for DCS: F-16C Viper. We hope it will improve immersion nicely. Check out the Development Screenshots below.

Since the launch of DCS: Normandy 2.0, Urgra Media has gathered feedback and in the next Open Beta update, you too can enjoy a wealth of new additions! Please read the details and stay tuned for the incoming update.

We’re offering you an amazing 40% discount on the Maverick Legacy bundle on our Shop and on Steam! Please note, the DCS: F-14 Tomcat by Heatblur Simulations is also on sale with a huge 35% discount! Hurry as both special deals will end on the 2nd of June, 2023 at 15:00 GMT.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F-16C Viper

Development Progress

The new pilot model for the Viper is being worked on and will provide more realism and immersion when flying the DCS: F-16C Viper. In the above screenshot you may see an entirely new and highly detailed model. We patiently and kindly await your feedback.

Normandy 2.0

Development Report

The upcoming enhancements to DCS: Normandy 2.0 includes the addition of new routes and objects as well as existing scene improvements. New additions include factories, the port of Le Trepor, fishing boats, underground tunnels in Paris, as well as new tram lines and wooden piers in London. Radar towers, ports and airfields are also being improved, while scenes and collisions too. The terrain and the lighting of objects has also seen impressive improvements. The changes aim to provide a better and more accurate experience. Stay tuned for the next Open Beta update.

Maverick Legacy

Top Gun Sale

The Maverick Legacy bundle is back on with a huge 40% discount! Please remember that the DCS: F-14 Tomcat by Heatblur Simulations also has a ‘first time at 35% discount’. These exclusive deals are now available until the 2nd of June at 15:00 GMT. Do not miss out on these great offers!

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · June 1, 2023

02 June 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are excited to announce the newest addition to the DCS family - the legendary MiG-17F by Red Star Simulations! Check out the details below and get ready to take control of an aviation history icon. Development Screenshots.

We would like to update you on the improvements coming soon to the F-16C and F/A-18C radars, notably realistic target detection and tracking in various operation modes. Phase 1 of this update incorporates more detailed and realistic modeling of the radar waveform that better accounts for reasonable detection range ratios between HPRF and MPRF modes. The model also has an adjustable speedgate option to select the width of the main-beam clutter notch filter, helping to reject or show unwanted targets. Please, note that this will be the initial release of the new radar model, and development will continue in future phases.

SorelRo is launching their latest campaign, DCS: UH-1H The Last Show that promises an adventurous helicopter storyline. Stay tuned for the next Open Beta update!

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

MiG-17F

Announcement

The MiG-17 is a subsonic fighter plane developed by the Soviet Union to improve the high-speed issues the MiG-15 encountered. It became the first Soviet fighter jet to feature an afterburner which greatly improved its performance. The result was one of the most successful transonic fighters ever developed. Ultimately, the MiG-17 was flown by over 30 countries over a timespan of three decades; it was also built under license outside of the USSR in Poland and China.

The MiG-17 is most famous for its role in the Vietnam War where it was pressed into dogfights against 3rd generation U.S. fighter planes. Its ambush and tight quarter dogfight tactics were so successful that the U.S., Soviet Union, and European countries were forced to re-evaluate their own aerial combat tactics and rethink future plane developments.

By the 1970’s, the U.S. Navy’s Fighter Weapons School (Top Gun) and U.S. Air Forces Weapons School were established to teach pilots new air-to-air combat tactics from lessons learned. The F-16 Viper was a direct result of the lessons learned in Vietnam while fighting the maneuverable MiG-17; it's no coincidence that the F-16 was also the first fighter jet that was able to out-rate the MiG-17.

Headed by two pilots, the Red Star Simulations' primary focus from the start was on accurate flight dynamics. Using Soviet wind test tunnel data, performance manuals, U.S. testing results from a captured MiG-17F, and with the aid of several current MiG-17 pilots, the MiG-17F Lim5 module for DCS has been developed with the most realistic simulated flight dynamics ever produced on a MiG-17 plane.

Flight dynamics key features

- Turn and climb performance, 0 to 40,000+ feet

- Dynamic stall and flap performance

- Slow-speed/high-AOA drag

- High-G drag

- Dynamic engine (speed/altitude/thrust) performance

Plane key features

- ASP-4N gunsight with SRD-1M gun radar

- SPO-2 Sirena RWR

- SRO-2 Khrom IFF

- ARK-5 ADF radio and navigation

- Standard and Egyptian upgrade weapons

Please follow the news for more information about this fascinating addition to DCS.

Radar

Development Report

Phase 1 of our new radar model for the F-16C and F/A-18C provides more realistic radar target detection and tracking in different modes of operation. It incorporates many new features like signal-to-noise ratio calculations that determine a target’s detection range, signal-to-clutter ratio, and receiver dynamic range calculations. The latter may limit detection of small targets in the presence of strong ground clutter. The new modeling also better accounts for the unique aspects of different waveforms.

For example: Velocity Search (VS) and Range While Search (RWS) both include High Pulse Repetition Frequency (HPRF) waveforms; however, RWS provides range measurement because it uses Frequency Modulation (FM) ranging, that also results in a loss of sensitivity. Our model accounts for such losses, and detection range depends on the type of FM-waveform. Also, HPRF modes can only detect closing targets; detection of low aspect targets are generally limited by strong side-lobe clutter. The Medium Pulse Repetition Frequency (MPRF) mode has eight distinct waveforms. Whereas the use of so many waveforms cause a proportional reduction in the signal-to-noise ratio (thus a reduction in detection range relative to HPRF), it does provide all-aspect target detection aside from beaming targets that may be obscured by main lobe clutter. Phase 1 of our new model accounts for these effects, and faithfully models the detection range ratio between HPRF and MPRF modes.

Another new feature is an adjustable speed gate option. This provides the ability to select the width of the main-beam clutter notch filter that adjusts the threshold of minimal radial velocity that can be detected. This may assist in filtering unwanted, slow targets.

Upon Phase 1 release and tuning, we will implement Phase 2 that will include the effect of radar azimuth and bar settings on detection ranges and the inclusion of more accurate look down radar performance.

UH-1H

Last Show Campaign

The Huey Last Show is a fictional story-based campaign that will test your skills as a helicopter pilot, in 15 missions you will be facing various challenges and various missions while confronting the forces of the Soviet Union. The campaign features 15 story-driven missions, over 2000 voiceovers and late 1970’s units. A full-scale conflict will progress throughout the campaign and you will be required to complete various missions: SAR, RESCAP, Gunship, Transport, SOC Ops. Also included are detailed briefings, kneeboard files, and supporting documentation for each mission.

Stay tuned for the upgraded airborne radar and the new DCS: UH-1H Huey campaign in the upcoming DCS Open Beta update.

Thank you again for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · June 8, 2023

09 June 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are excited to launch the Sinai map with a 20% early access discount, a stunning terrain expansion for DCS. With this historical region as its backdrop, this map offers an incredibly diverse and challenging battlefield for you to explore and dominate. Watch the video!

The DCS: Sinai map spans from eastern Egypt to southern Israel. It is a strategic location rich in resources, nature, religion and history. The map includes deserts, fertile farm lands, oases and coastlines. The Suez Canal waterway connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea and provides a shorter route between Europe and Asia. This has made it politically significant to regional security and stability.

Please check out the first part of our Radar White Paper. This first paper discusses our work on F/A-18C radar enhancements and how radar detection range is simulated based on several factors.

Next week, the vast majority of our staff will be on a global team offsite and therefore support and updates may be somewhat less active. We apologise for this and thank you for your understanding.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

Sinai

Early Access

This new map territory includes the entire Sinai Peninsula, eastern Egypt, the Nile Delta, southern Israel, western Jordan and Saudi Arabia. It also includes the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The total size of the map is 1500 x 1000 km, and the detailed section is 700 x 700 km. This is the first phase of this map and later phases will add additional detail, airfields, and other map content.

In modern times, it is associated with the Arab-Israeli wars, during which it repeatedly became the subject of disputes. This includes the Suez Crisis of 1956, the Six Day War of 1967, and the Yom Kippur War of 1973. We truly hope you enjoy this fantastic addition.

The map contains many military bases and strategic seaports, emplacements for air defense systems, and helipads. This will allow you to create interesting missions in both the air and on the ground. A large number of military facilities and bases will help to reenact the Arab-Israeli wars, as well as modern missions and campaigns based on fictional scenarios.

Key Features:

20 Egyptian airfields and 9 Israeli airfields. Airfields are accurately modeled and include lighting, approach lights, PAPI, TACAN, and VOR systems.
City lighting using Eagle Dynamics Graphics Engine (EDGE).
Major cities like Cairo, Ismail, Alexandria, Suez, Port Said, and Tel Aviv.
Close to 100 unique objects; airfield facilities and monuments including the famous Giza pyramids. All objects and assets are divided into territories.
The coastline of the Suez Canal, the Gulf of Suez, and the Gulf of Aqaba
Implementation of new procedural generation technology of land textures and normal map textures for mountains.
Improved height maps that result in an accurate surface mesh.
Unique tree models.

Download now >

We believe that the DCS: Sinai map will enhance your gameplay experience and attract new pilots to the world of DCS. Whether you are an experienced flight simmer or a newcomer, the DCS: Sinai map offers endless opportunities for thrilling missions and challenges.

Radar

White Paper

The F-16C and F/A-18C radars are undergoing significant refactoring to provide a more accurate and realistic accounting of their detection capabilities. This includes a wide array of real-world factors that were previously unaccounted for. This first Radar White Paper discusses our modeling logic of the F/A-18C radar. A later Radar White Paper will discuss the F-16C radar and how we calculate its detection capabilities. Please read the in depth Radar White Paper.

Thank you again for your continued passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Graphics · June 16, 2023

16 June 2023

Dear Fighter Pilots, Partners and Friends, :pilotfly:

We are pleased to share our progress on the new F/A-18C pilot helmet and oxygen mask models which offer a much higher level of detail and fidelity. Be on the lookout for more updates coming soon and check out the Development Screenshots.

Last week saw the first iteration of the updated SA-342 Gazelle flight model that was released to Open Beta. Although the update primarily focused on bringing the flight model up to DCS standards, this update also included an overhaul of SA-342L modularity, making this variant more versatile compared to the SA-342M variant. Please read the details below.

Are you looking for a new challenge? Check out the ´Through the Infernô DCS server. This server offers you a place to improve your skills and compete against other pilots in a range of daring missions. TTI Discord Server.

Thank you for your passion and support.

Yours sincerely,

Eagle Dynamics

F/A-18C

Development Progress

The development of the helmet and facemask models for the F/A-18C Hornet is nearing completion. The updated helmet is a new 3D model that also includes options for JHMCS, sun visor, and night vision goggles. The oxygen facemask has also been updated to be more representative of our 2005 F/A-18C Lot 20. Aspects of this will also benefit other pilot models, like the new upcoming F-16C pilot model.

SA 342 Gazelle

Development Report

The new SA-342 flight model, although still being tuned, introduces many new or reworked behaviors that include ground effect, flapback/blowback, retreating blade stall, density altitude, and ETL as well as a functional stability augmentation system.

The SA-342L is now equipped with a periscope sight, rather than the CRT screen, for reconnaissance and target acquisition; it is also now capable of carrying a variety of weapons including HOT-3 missiles, HMP400 .50 cal gun pods, the GIAT M621 20mm cannon, SNEB 68mm rockets, and Mistral ATAM replacing the previously available SA-342 Mistral variant. The cockpit layout will also change based on the loadout, and you will now have greater control of weapon configurations.

The SA-342 has also received numerous quality of life enhancements that include reworked sighting stability, various special options for trimming, and the ability to hide the collective and gunsight.

A complete listing of SA-342 changes and fixes is available in the change logs of last week's DCS Open Beta patch. Please read the full changelog here.

Through the Inferno

Multiplayer Server

The Through the Inferno (TTI) project started as an effort to bring highly engaging, dynamic, and immersive PvE (player vs AI) experiences to DCS multiplayer and singleplayer. TTI regularly hosts many popular public community events. You can find more information about TTI servers, missions, events and more on the TTI Community Discord.

Please accept our apologies for the slightly lightweight newsletter this week. Most of our staff were on a team offsite. Next week should be more substantial...

Thank you always for your passion and support,

Yours sincerely,

Official News 2023

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