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I want to shoot targets with my M4 from the window.

Confirmed. Not gamebreaking because the alignment works, but kinda annoying.

Deleting /fxo and /metashaders2 in Saved Games has done the trick for me.

I have spent this evening collecting information about the FPS drops in the Fishbed, when the Radar is turned on. As many people have stated, it seems to be related to the amount of ground processed as clutter on the radar screen. The more ground it sees, in terms of area width and altitude, the worse it gets. I have tried several things and managed to get a decent amount of FPS, but I don't consider this a fix. Should work until the official patch is released. 1) Deleted /fxo and /metashaders2 in my Saved Games folder. Forgot to do this in a while, so the various updates have stacked the risk of issues. 2) Disabled ground clutter when radar is on. The FPS loss dropped from 40 to 5-10ish fps depending on the map. Biggest issue in Syria so far, but that's optimization related. Feel free to share opinions about this.

Same here. Slew controls are relative to the direction the aircraft is facing, so they invert when the target is behind and move diagonally when you are flanking. This happens to the DMT as well.

Thank you for your answer. Keep doing the good work! :D

I have seen it happen with another module some time ago, can't recall which one. It was a wrong guess. Thank you for your explanation. Is it normal for the screen to abandon default colors after alignment then?

I can't seem to align the aircraft in any way, after the 3 mins alignment the MFD just turns the screen text to red. My steps so far: - Battery - Fuel pumps - Fuel flow - DECS - APU - Engine (Parking brake engaged) - A/C screen for alignment - Inserted Latitude, Longitude, Mag variation - Switched INS to Align GND (or Sea, depending) - 3 minute wait - After OK, switch to NAV or IFA - Red text, meaning a INS corruption. I can't find any "updated" guide on this, so I guess I must be doing something wrong. What am I missing?

Ridiculous. They broke a whole plane with a single patch.

DEAL WITH IT! https://imgur.com/gtMZJ4b

Wow, that is mighty weird. DCS shouldn't use that amount of memory, seems like there's a leak somewhere. :cry:

This is just a report that I want to share with you guys, if you have comments or suggestions, they are welcome. So, to start with, these are my specs at the moment: ---Processor--- Intel® Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz RAM 16GB ---Video Card--- Integrated Intel® HD Graphics 630 Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 TI 4GB ---Joysticks--- Logitech G25 Steering Wheel T-Flight Stick.X ---Tracking system--- Logitech C920 Pro HD Webcam FaceTrackNoIR (Commercial use) A few months ago, I came back to DCS World and found it dramatically unplayable. Back then, my RAM was a single 8Gb bank (I know, not good), but I started investigating the issue and made a few tests; after the 2.5 update (and in particular the A-10C cockpit revamp), it seemed like the amount of required memory to play had increased a lot. I've spent several days tweaking my settings and whatnot, finding out that both SSAA and MSAA were sucking my RAM dry like hungry puppies. After surfing the web and being told either to install DCS on a SSD or to increase my RAM, I opted for the second one: mainly because I don't have much free time to migrate my OS to the SSD, and because the SSD seemed to load the game rather quickly, with little impact on overall performance. So, I upgraded my RAM from 8GB to 16GB and BAM, I have never had a better performance in DCS. - Loading times are reduced (from 10mins to 3mins in SP and from 30mins to 10mins in MP). - Stutter is just a bad memory, although some servers seem to struggle with many players logged in. - Preload radius is optimal around 30k. - AA works well in 2x - Every other setting, exception made for shadows, is set to high and gives me a solid 40fps in SP and 25-30 in MP, which is ok for me. - Some planes take longer to load, i.e. A-10c with the new cockpit, but I guess that's normal. That being said, I'm pretty happy with my investment. Some people tend to underestimate RAM importance in a demanding game like DCS. :pilotfly: Also, random image

Well, DCS requires something like 150GB of "preallocated space", in case you install every single module and a big update is released. If you want to migrate your OS to it, go for a 1TB SSD. It's quite an investment, but worth it.

Qual è il keybind per attivare il free-look nel cockpit? Per esempio, nel Mig-21 è Alt+C