Failed integriyty check

I recently edited my viewport handling lua to place and resize my kneeboard to a second monitor, since i done this i get the pure client needed warning in multiplayer, and as i neglected to back up my original lua :cry:, i was wondering if someone could give me theirs to put mine back to default so i can go online again,as its not a very large lua i think just pasting it into replies will be enough.

thanks Holce

"C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World OpenBeta\Scripts\Aircrafts\_Common\ViewportHandling.lua"

nvm ran the updater repair and that fixed it

I keep failing the integrity check. I have updated, repaired, and cleaned out the a** without being able to get into a server. Sometimes, at the beginning, I have a green at the top of the screen, but still fail the integrity check. What more can I do?

Usually when it pops up red if you click on it, it will give you a box that shows what you have that is failing the IC. That way you can follow the path it gives you and get rid of the offending file.

Turns out it was the A-4 module. Anyone else had the same problem?

Mods usually trigger the IC.

Mods usually trigger the IC.

I thought the A-4 was a module, not a mod. How would you ever fly it, then, except in single player, single mission, or a campaign? If that’s the case, I’m glad it was free.

Well, usually it won't trigger IC, but there are instances where it happens, but it is the minority.

I thought the A-4 was a module, not a mod. How would you ever fly it, then, except in single player, single mission, or a campaign? If that’s the case, I’m glad it was free.

It was made by the community (thus the name). It is not an officially sanctioned part of DCS.

You can't fly any of them unless they are present in the mission, #1, but also if they add it to the server, then everyone who joins must also download it. Same with the NTTR target range. Thus why servers usually don't run them, because people in this particular community are oddly lazy about downloading such things, whereas in most communities mod usage is the norm.