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will try that when I get the chance!

I have seen this also, however, in a stand-alone campaign. One additional thing I make myself do is to find the target which I was supposed to destroy on the briefing map. I right click and check the status of the target, or targets, in the case of multiple targets such a tank column. Often, not always though, the target shows destroyed or 0% operational. This may not be your problem. I hope this helps somewhat.

Raven

@KansasCS:

Hey Guys,

I was wondering if I would run into any problems when connecting a secondary non Display/non Gsync monitor via DVI to my GPU for MFD extraction.
Will that monitor bottleneck my GPU output, downscaling any other connected monitor to 60Hz as well?

Cheers
Kansas

I’ve never used GSync, but I don’t think so. I’m sure I’ve ran screens and different Hz before.

Good to know! 🙂

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Awesome! Thanks in advance, really looking forward to this 😄

Depends on your setting, whether its updated or not.

I’ve had luck using the HAD to get a rough target position then make a markpoint, slew TGP and use SDBs to take out the radar and launchers. That is this all requires the patriot to NOT shoot at you at max range so you can get within apprx 30 NM

Ah, splendid.
Thank you for the heads up! 🙂

Though how how do I know which package (4digit number) uses which package frequency(preset 6-10)?
Is it just lowest to highest package number = lowest to highest preset?

Cheers

I thought I’d shed a little more light on the GTX 1080 performance in BMS 4.33.1

I have attached a graph that corresponds to the video.
The video discription includes all the the necessary info concerning the Benchmark.

Enjoy!

On a sidenote, can anyone tell me why one of the mavericks goes ballistic off the rail?

Well, restarting Windows worked for me.
I suspect shadow play or FRAPS to be the culprit.
Most likely a double mapped hotkey or something.

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So the graphical issues seem to be a widespread problem.
Luckily, the internet has given some help.

Below is a solution to the problem(Youtube video shows what I’ve been experiencing).

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/941566/pc-components/gtx-1080-strange-graphical-glitches/

Something to the effect of editing 3dckpt.dat or something along those lines right? I haven’t been able to figure out the correct coords….

But, as mentioned, the rest is good, and pretty awesome imho. Def not needed, but nice.

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Irrelevant. The detent has nothing to do with this. We are talking about fuel flow when throttle is increased as high as it can be without going into afterburner - we could test this without a physical throttle even, using the keyboard.

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In event viewer spot the bsod stop error code.
Search on Google like bsod error stop 07
It’s a long number sorry can’t recall the number of digits 7to8.
In some cases the following error codes help fine spot the cause.
I would suggest reinstall bms or even better OS.

I stand corrected, though the steering line is what I meant.

Changing the color of the HUD yields no improvement. On the contrary, the default green is as readable as it gets. Also, the switch is in the ‘DAY’ position by default.

@KansasCS:

I was above 360kts, had no steerpoint AP engaged, but
I had and an asymmetric loadout.
Does the the TFR/AP not work in that case, I take it?

you have to trim before engaging APand TFT and in case of significant assym even when with proper trimming, each pull from TFR will induce roll since roll trimming is done for 1G

Told you 😉

Incidentally that is where the initial release of the BMS Manual is incorrect. It should have said port forwarding for IVC Clients is no longer necessary, but IVC Hosts will still need to forward the ports. However, as you have found, some routers do still need to have the ports forwarded, even for clients.

The next version of the Manual will probably just recommend everyone forwards UDP ports 2934 & 2935 for BMS and 9987, 9988 & 9989 for IVC. Once you have set up port forwarding on your router and set up DHCP Reservation to make sure that your BMS PC’s internal IP address doesn’t change, you shouldn’t need to touch those settings again.

Go to www.viperpits.org and search in the Forum for “chinatobby”. Much cheaper than this one …

Simple yet very effective! I’ll try that!