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Glad to hear that. I hope the worst is over.

Glad to hear good news. Stay strong volker!

Allow me an off-topic comment: how are you, Volker?

https://combatpilot.com/ I haven't looked into it yet, but it looks like there's a free demo.

I've tried learning DCS several times, and I'll definitely try again. But I can't find the time and consistency to get to an acceptable level. Another thing DCS holds me back for (and which I love in SF2) is the atmosphere, the mood: Cold War Vietnam, Korea... I don't find these things in DCS. But maybe I'm wrong.

Nato Fighters 5 for sure, but also SF2V Air & Ground War Expansion Pack v2.0 Gold, adding Green Hell 3.5.

I hope your recovery can be complete. I stand by you.

Take care of yourself, be strong and patient. We all wish you a total recover.

I remember that show, I liked it! It was an Happy Days spin-off. They were friends of Fonzie.

Especially italians

Hi Ravenclaw, this is a screenshot of the aicraft on runway: No other aircraft behaves like this, neither your other F-4Fs nor any other. Replacing with the original _data.ini file the issue seems solved.

Hi @ravenclaw_007, I noticed that your F-4F_80 with the new 1.0.1 cockpit tends to roll to the right. Even on takeoff while still on the ground, it tilts to the right. Could this be a problem with the _data.ini file?

I use an iMac at work and sometimes, something similar happens with InDesign. In my case, it's a GPU-related issue.

Hi everyone, what's the difference between “OpenCockpit=False” and “OpenCockpit=True”? I’m using both ZBuffer Offset Shaders and Extended Fading Distance Shaders in my Terrains, but I still get objects flickering or popping up at the very last moment, when I’m very close (especially in Rend's Germany and in Vietnam Green Hell 3.5). This is very annoying and I can't get rid of it. I’ve noticed that setting OpenCockpit=False in the aircraft’s _cockpit.ini file slightly improves the situation, but I don’t know whether this setting might cause other issues. Thanks

Long live the Tomcats

41, according to 2026 World Air Forces Directory: https://www.flightglobal.com/defence/2026-world-air-forces-directory/165267.article